Compliance via Incentives
An important step that programs often skip: the collection of baseline data. Improvements are often incremental, and if you don’t know exactly where you started, it’s easy to miss them.
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Author: C. Scott McMillin
In the News: Stoned Driving
So where does that leave us? Without a standard.
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Compliance via Fellowship
In his review of long-term outcome studies involving both alcohol and heroin users, Vaillant noted the inspirational aspects of such participation.
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In the News: Sex Addiction Again…
A Federal judge once concluded in a famous lawsuit: It was clear that psychiatrists get together to define various disorders, and then every so often, get back together to redefine them.
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The Inoculation Effect
Our goal is to reframe the discussion in a way that supports rather than undermines change.
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