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Table of Contents

Foreword

Chapter 1 - Who Needs Treatment: An Overview of Addiction and Its Treatment

• The Process of Addiction
• Recovery
• Five Critical Components of Effective Treatment
• Extent of Substance Abuse
• The Response to Substance Abuse
• Conclusion
• References

Chapter 2 - The Relationship of Addiction to Crime, Health, and Other Social Problems

• Addiction and Crime
• Addiction and Health
• Other Social Problems
• Seeking Solutions: Treatment Works!
• Treatment as Part of a Network of Care
• References

Chapter 3 - Causes of Addiction and Modalities for Treatment

• Causes of Alcohol and Drug Addiction
• The Role of Detoxification
• Treatment for Alcohol and Other Drug Problems
• Major Treatment Modalities
• Treatment Components
• Conclusion
• References

Chapter 4 - Screening and Assessment

• The Purpose of Assessment
• The Purpose of Assessment for Substance Abuse
• Why Is Assessment Important?
• Who Should Be Assessed?
• Recognition of Risk Factors
• Initial Screening
• Comprehensive Assessment
• Appropriate Interventions
• Evaluation of Process and Outcome
• Conclusion
• Substance Abuse Assessment Instruments
• References
• Endnotes

Chapter 5 - The Importance of Patient-Treatment Matching

• An Overview of Patient-Treatment Matching Considerations
• Goals of Treatment
• Patient-Treatment Matching
• Comprehensive Services
• Conclusion
• References

Chapter 6 - Special Populations

• Medically Ill Populations
• Persons with Mental Disorders
• Ethnic and Racial Minority Populations
• Homeless and Indigent Persons
• Prostitutes
• Women
• Infants and Children
• Juveniles
• Elderly Persons
• Physically Challenged Individuals
• Conclusion
• References

Chapter 7 - Substance Abuse-Related Infectious Diseases

• Why There Is Concern for Substance Abuse-Related Diseases
• Substance Abuse and Medical Illnesses
• Infectious Diseases Associated with Substance Abuse
• Substance Abuse Treatment Consideration
• Future Directions for Research and Treatment
• Conclusion
• References

Chapter 8 - Pharmacotherapies for Alcohol and Drug Dependence

• Acute Detoxification Versus Maintenance Treatment
• Methadone and LAAM Maintenance
• Naltrexone
• Disulfiram (Antabuse)
• Secondary Pharmacotherapies
• Conclusion
• Endnote

Chapter 9 - Relapse Prevention

• Understanding Relapse
• Contributing Factors
• Categories of Patients
• Adolescent Risk
• Principles and Procedures of Relapse Prevention
• Conclusion
• References

Chapter 10 -Evaluation

• Treatment Outcome Evaluations
• Program Evaluation and Accountability
• Needs Assessments
• Formative Evaluation
• Summative Evaluation
• The Evaluation Process
• Patient Evaluation and Accountability
• Conclusion
• References

Chapter 11 -Confidentiality

• Confidentiality of Alcohol and Drug Abuse Patients
• Confidentiality and Other Diseases
• Discrimination and Access to Services
• Conclusion
• References
• Endnote
• Federal Register/Vol 52, No 110/ Tuesday, June 9, 1987/Rules and Regulations

Chapter 12 -Systems Coordination

• The Need for Coordination
• Roles
• Challenges for Alcohol and Drug Abuse Treatment
• Implementing Systems Coordination
• Resource Development
• Federal Oversight and Responsibilities
• Conclusion
• References

Chapter 13 -Coordination Among State Legislators and the Treatment Field: An Economical Approach

• Legislators' Role
• Costs of AOD Abuse
• Cost Benefits of AOD Treatment
• Policy Consideration Issues
• Conclusion
• References

Chapter 14 -State Courts Coordinating With the State Treatment Field

• The Impact of Substance Abuse on the Courts
• Challenges Facing State Courts
• The Importance of Systems Coordination
• The Changing Role of the Courts
• Coordination Between the Courts and Treatment
• Around Five Critical Elements
• Assessment
• Patient-Treatment Matching
• Comprehensive Services
• Relapse Prevention
• Accountability
• Conclusion
• References

Last Updated 11-7-02