Dual Diagnosis

Attia, P.

doi:10.1300/j020v05n03_05

Alcoholism Treatment Quarterly

1989

DOI: 10.1300/j020v05n03_05

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Dual Diagnosis

P. Attia¹

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Correlates of functioning in a population with dual diagnoses: An examination of diagnosis and problem history

Jordan

Luke

Mowbray

et al. 1996

The Journal of Mental Health Administration

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This study examines the relationship between diagnosis and life functioning using the Addiction Severity Index (ASI) with 467 hospitalized individuals with mental illness and substance abuse problems. Persons diagnosed with schizophrenia were the best functioning group across most of the ASI domains except employment and psychiatric functioning. More robust relationships were found between problem history (i.e., prior symptomatology or treatment) and current functioning. Respondents with histories of drug treatment, prior experience of anxiety and depression, self-injurious behavior, or violence control problems experienced more severe medical, drug, alcohol, psychiatric, legal, and family/social problems at the time of hospitalization. Violence control problems were related to drug use and criminal involvement, whereas self-injurious behavior was more often related to alcohol use and psychiatric distress. These findings suggest that problem history may be a stronger predictor of treatment need at the time of hospital entry than are more commonly used indexes, such as diagnosis.

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Correlates of functioning in a population with dual diagnoses: An examination of diagnosis and problem history

Jordan

Luke

Mowbray

et al. 1996

The Journal of Mental Health Administration

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Drug and alcohol dependence and psychiatric populations: The need for diagnosis, intervention, and training

Miller

Ries

1991

Comprehensive Psychiatry

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Insider/partnership evaluation: Approach and concept development

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McDermott²,

Hamilton³

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Evaluation and Program Planning

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Dual Diagnosis

Cited by 7 publications

References 6 publications

Correlates of functioning in a population with dual diagnoses: An examination of diagnosis and problem history

Correlates of functioning in a population with dual diagnoses: An examination of diagnosis and problem history

Drug and alcohol dependence and psychiatric populations: The need for diagnosis, intervention, and training

Insider/partnership evaluation: Approach and concept development

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