Publication: Comparing Outcomes of "Voluntary" and Quasi-Compulsory" Treatment of Substance Dependence in Europe
Comparing Outcomes of "Voluntary" and Quasi-Compulsory" Treatment of Substance Dependence in Europe
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Schaub, M. P., Stevens, B., Berto, D., Hunt, N., Kerschl, V., McSweeney, T., Oeuvray, K., Puppo, I., Santa Maria, A., Trinkl, B., Werdenich, W., & Uchtenhagen, A. (2010). Comparing Outcomes of “Voluntary” and Quasi-Compulsory" Treatment of Substance Dependence in Europe. European Addiction Research, 16(1), 53–60. https://doi.org/10.1159/000265938
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AIM: This study evaluates quasi-compulsory drug treatment (QCT) arrangements for substance-dependent offenders receiving treatment instead of imprisonment in comparison to voluntary treatment within five European countries. METHODS: Participants were interviewed with the European Addiction Severity Index, the ASI-crime module, questions on perception of pressure and self-efficacy, and the Readiness-to-Change Questionnaire at treatment entry and after 6, 12, and 18 months. RESULTS: Reductions in substance use and crime as well as impro
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Schaub, M. P., Stevens, B., Berto, D., Hunt, N., Kerschl, V., McSweeney, T., Oeuvray, K., Puppo, I., Santa Maria, A., Trinkl, B., Werdenich, W., & Uchtenhagen, A. (2010). Comparing Outcomes of “Voluntary” and Quasi-Compulsory" Treatment of Substance Dependence in Europe. European Addiction Research, 16(1), 53–60. https://doi.org/10.1159/000265938