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| Titre : | Journal of Substance Use, Vol.9 n°3-4. - 2004 |
| Type de document : | Bulletin |
| Paru le : | 01/01/2004 |
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Article : Périodique
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This article comments upon the Addiction Severity Index (ASI) instrument as a system of notation and documentation, a governmental practice, which conditions communication about addiction and dependency and thereby influences the beh[...]
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Aims. The introduction of the EuropASI (European version of the Addiction Severity Index) as a standard intake instrument was inspired by four different viewpoints--clinical, registration, research and management--and aimed at implem[...]
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The article describes the experience in Ukraine with implementing standard instruments to evaluate the effectiveness of drug-abuse treatment. With the aim of moving away from a sole focus on length of abstinence and toward multiple d[...]
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The Council of the Professional Federation of Drug Treatment Centres was established in Hungary in 1997. Within the frame of a multi-stage quality-development programme for drug-treatment centres, the Council attempted a Hungarian ad[...]
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The paper describes, against the background of the development of documentation systems in the German outpatient (alcohol) and drug treatment field since the late 1970s, the implementation of the data sampling system COMBASS, introdu[...]
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K. TENGVALD ;
A. ANDREN ;
H. BERGMAN ;
C. ENGSTROM ;
S. NYSTROM ;
B. SALLMEN ;
D. OBERG
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In Sweden, agencies within both the health services and the social services sectors are responsible for treatment, rehabilitation and care of persons with substance-abuse problems. Also in the prison and probation system such problem[...]
Article : Périodique
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The paper highlights a number of reasons as to why the Addiction Severity Index (ASI), despite having been introduced in Sweden in 1996, has not been more widely accepted by addiction clinicians within social services and healthcare.[...]
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The introduction of the (Europ)ASI in the 1990s in the Netherlands as a form of standardized assessment of patient characteristics for a variety of purposes was a positive and stimulating event. However, more and more limitations of [...]
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This paper outlines the diffusion of the ASI in Denmark, with a special focus on the implementation of a national documentation and monitoring system. The implementation of the ASI in the field of substance- and alcohol-abuse treatme[...]
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Diverse approaches to treatment research in Norway have hampered comparative studies. The European Addiction Severity Index (EuropASI) was chosen as the main instrument in the first comprehensive study of drug abusers undergoing trea[...]
Article : Périodique
V. SEGRAEUS ;
E. BROEKAERT ;
D. OBERG ;
B. SALLMEN ;
V. SOYEZ ;
HAACK M. J. ;
J. WILSON
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This paper describes experiences of implementing different standardized assessment tools for research and treatment needs in 29 residential treatment centres in nine countries in Europe, within the IPTRP (Improving Psychiatric Treatm[...]
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Background: Alcohol use is one of the seven domains covered by the addiction severity index (ASI), but this does not include any assessment of severity of dependence. Aim: To study the relation between alcohol-dependence severity and[...]
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This article discusses three problems relating to the use and interpretation of the Addiction Severity Index (ASI) composite scores. First, the lack of standardized scores makes it difficult both to interpret and compare individual s[...]
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This paper discusses what an instrument like the Addiction Severity Index (ASI) offers to various actors in the diverse addiction treatment systems of Europe and what the use of the ASI means and implies at the treatment system level[...]
