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Principles of Addiction Medicine, Fourth Edition

The 2009 edition of Principles of Addiction Medicine provides a comprehensive overview of the diagnosis and treatment of addictive disorders, as well as the management of co-occurring medical and psychiatric conditions. It is an essential resource for nurse practitioners, social workers, and addiction counselors, as well as managers and supervisors of residential and outpatient treatment programs.

 

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Title: Principles of Addiction Medicine, Fourth Edition
Author(s): Editors: Allan W. Graham, Terry K. Schultz, Michael F. Mayo-Smith, Richard K. Ries, Bonnie Wilford
Publication Year: 2003
Publisher City: Chevy Chase, MD
Publisher Name: American Society of Addiction Medicine (ASAM)
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  • Principles of Addiction Medicine, Fourth Edition

    The 2009 edition of Principles of Addiction Medicine provides a comprehensive overview of the diagnosis and treatment of addictive disorders, as well as the management of co-occurring medical and psychiatric conditions. A resource for nurse practitioners, social workers, and addiction counselors, as well as providers of residential and outpatient treatment.

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