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Treatment Matching in Alcoholism (International Research Monographs in the Addictions) [Hardcover]

Thomas F. Babor (Editor), Frances K. Del Boca (Editor)

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International Research Monographs in the Addictions December 16, 2002
Project MATCH was a large-scale treatment evaluation study established by the U.S. National Institute on Alcohol Abuse to determine whether the treatment of alcoholism could be improved by matching different types of alcoholics with the most appropriate kinds of treatment. This book, edited by the two principal investigators, is the first comprehensive report of Project MATCH, the largest alcoholism treatment study ever conducted. It describes the rationale, methods, results and implications of the study, and presents new findings about how treatment works, for whom it is most effective, and who does best in different kinds of treatment. It also offers some of the first scientific evidence of the effectiveness of Alcoholics Anonymous^DCO.

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"The 26 scientists in the research group elegantly set the record straight in this monograph..." Jonathan Chick, Alcohol & Alcoholism

"Treatment Matching in Alcoholism is likely to be beneficial to researchers and academics in the drug and alcohol field. Clinicians and policy makers who have a research interest might also benefit from this text." Steven Ling, John Hunter Hospital, Drug and Alcohol Review

"...comprehensive and highly informative. ...a thoughtful and thought-provoking work that is a must-read for anyone in the field of alcoholism treatment." Substance Abuse

" Treatment Matching in Alcoholism is a well-written, highly accessible record of the conduct of, and findings from, a landmark alcohol treatment research project. The volume provides thoughtful, tempered consideration of the implications of Project MATCH's findings for clinical practice and research." Society for the Study of Addiction to Alcohol and Other Drugs

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Edited by the principal investigators, this is the first comprehensive report of Project MATCH, the largest treatment study ever conducted with alcoholics. It describes the rationale, methods, results and implications of the study, and presents new findings about how treatment works, for whom it is most effective, and who does best in different kinds of treatment. It also offers some of the first scientific evidence on effectiveness of Alcoholics Anonymous. The audience for this book is broad, including researchers, clinicians and policy makers in the field of alcoholism and addiction.

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Clinical trials are a special form of scientific research designed to test causal hypotheses about the efficacy of a particular treatment for a specific condition. Read the first page
Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
primary drinking outcome measures, aftercare clients, intentional behavioral change, mismatched clients, primary drinking outcomes, priori matching hypotheses, secondary matching hypotheses, causal chain analyses, significant matching effects, greater alcohol involvement, treatment matching hypotheses, sociopathic clients, intentional behavior change, treatment matching research, baseline drinking, drinking intensity, better drinking outcomes, outpatient clients, drinks per drinking day, alcoholism treatment research, social support for drinking, days abstinent, psychiatric severity, client treatment matching, abstinent days
Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Research Group, Twelve Step Facilitation, Alcoholics Anonymous, Motivational Enhancement Therapy, Steering Committee, Addiction Severity Index, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Del Boca, Alcohol Use Inventory, Institute of Medicine, Alcohol Abstinence Self-efficacy, Drinker Inventory of Consequences, Beck Depression Inventory, Self-efficacy Temptation, University of Rhode Island Change Assessment, Baseline Month, Executive Committee, Percent Days Drinks
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