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Admissions with Co-Occurring Disorders: 1995 and 2001

The DASIS Report, April 9, 2004

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Compares admissions for co-occurring disorders with all other admissions and examines trends in admissions for co-occurring disorders. Examines rates by primary substance of abuse, gender, race or ethnicity, referral source, and service setting.

Pub id: SR012
Publication Date: 4/2004
Popularity: Not ranked
Format: Series Report
Audience: Researchers, Public Health Professionals, Program Planners, Administrators, & Project Managers, Policymakers
Series: Drug and Alcohol Services Information System (DASIS)

Tags: Admissions & Discharges Co-Occurring Disorders Drug Use Trends

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