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*008090608s2008    at     e      001 0 eng
*020  $a978-0-9804586-1-9 (pbk.)$x978-0-9804586-1-9
*035  $a(SE-LIBR)11476736$x11476736
*24500$aDrug use and mental health :$beffective responses to co-occurring drug and mental health problems /$cedited by Steve Allsop
*260  $aMelbourne :$bIP Communications,$c2008$y2008
*300  $axvii, 338 s.
*504  $aIncludes bibliographical references (p. 278-326) and index
*5208 $aPart 1 sets the scene, providing a range of personal perspectives on the experience of co-occurring drug and mental health problems. These perspectives are provided by a consumer, a parnt, and a range of clinicians who have tried to navigate quality care for their clients. Part 2 identifies the challenges of co-occuring disorders, in general, in justice settings, and in mental health and drug specialist services. The contributors provide suggestions to improve policy and system of care. Part 3 focus on the evidence about the nature of the relationship among a range of specific mental health problems and drug use, and the implications for treatment. Part 4 illustrates a range of co-occurring drug and mental health problems through a number of case studies, and the reader is guided through clinical decision-making, based on the available evidence and client need, by experienced practitioners.(From the preface)
*650 4$aEvidence-based medicine
*650 4$aSubstance-related disorders
*650 4$aMental disorders
*650 4$aMental health
*650 4$aDiagnosis, dual (psychiatry)
*653  $aEvidensbaserad medicin
*653  $aDrogmissbruk
*653  $aPsykiska störningar
*653  $aPsykisk hälsa
*653  $aDubbeldiagnos (psykiatri)
*7001 $aAllsop, Steve$4edt
*852  $h7b188
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