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Original Article

Follow-Up of a Twelve-Month Treatment Program for Chronic Alcoholics

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Pages 233-241 | Published online: 03 Jul 2009
 

Abstract

At 1 and 3 years after discharge from a 1 year inpatient treatment program for chronic, program recidivist alcoholics, 48 and 58%, respectively, were found to be alive, abstinent, employed, and in no legal difficulties. Length of actual program involvement correlated positively and significantly with “success” at follow-up, calling into question conclusions of previous studies that “long-term” treatment offers no substantial benefit to alcohol addicted individuals.

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