A Multicultural View of Drug Abuse: Proceedings of the National Drug Abuse Conference, 1977David Elvin Smith |
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Page 248
... substance abuse , but was usually related to medical , psychiatric , and social complications of their drug involvement . The physicians , in spite of their ... drugs ; and psychiatric problems are 248 A Multi - Cultural View of Drug Abuse.
... substance abuse , but was usually related to medical , psychiatric , and social complications of their drug involvement . The physicians , in spite of their ... drugs ; and psychiatric problems are 248 A Multi - Cultural View of Drug Abuse.
Page 249
... drugs ; and psychiatric problems are frequently masked , altered , or aggravated by substance abuse . It is virtually impossi- ble for the practicing physician in any specialty to avoid exposure to substance abusing patients . The ...
... drugs ; and psychiatric problems are frequently masked , altered , or aggravated by substance abuse . It is virtually impossi- ble for the practicing physician in any specialty to avoid exposure to substance abusing patients . The ...
Page 257
... substance abusing patients can be treated within the mainstream of medicine . Primary care physicians can provide effective early and long term treatment for alcohol and drug abusing patients ( Fox 1973 ; Tennant 1976 ; Chappel and ...
... substance abusing patients can be treated within the mainstream of medicine . Primary care physicians can provide effective early and long term treatment for alcohol and drug abusing patients ( Fox 1973 ; Tennant 1976 ; Chappel and ...
Contents
Drug Abuse Policy Regulatory and | 2 |
Robert L DuPont M D | 11 |
from a State Perspective | 23 |
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