Change Management in Addiction Treatment (January/February)

Date of Issue: 01/01/2014 | Volume: 2 | Number: 1

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In This Issue

Article

Does the Transtheoretical Model of Change Work for Addiction?

Topics: Addiction | Free Articles | Substance Abuse

The Transtheoretical Model (TTM) of behavior change has become almost universally accepted in addiction treatment. Like all dogmas, it is rarely critically examined, leading to blind belief and unskilled use.

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Article

Don Vs. Don: Understanding Change with A Self-Interview

In addiction treatment, one of the biggest challenges that clinicians face is helping clients recognize that they are their own experts for making positive behavior changes.

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Expert Q&A

An Alternative, Business-World Approach to Driving Change

Research analyst Dan Gamble explains how ADKAR, one of the leading models for change in the business world, can be applied to addiction treatment.

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Research Update

Chronic Care Management Doesn’t Improve Outcomes

Topics: Addiction | Research Updates | Substance Abuse

Chronic care management (CCM), used successfully to treat other chronic diseases such as diabetes and cardiovascular disease, is one approach being looked at to improve care and clinical outcomes for patients with addiction.

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Research Update

Still Waiting for Good Data on Electronic Cigarettes

Topics: Addiction | Research Updates | Substance Abuse

Can electronic cigarettes, commonly referred to as e-cigarettes, play a role in helping people quit smoking tobacco?

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News of Note

Controversy Surrounds FDA Approval of New Opioid Drug

Topics: Addiction | News of Note | Pharmaceutical Industry

A coalition, formed to fight what it sees as an opioid epidemic, is rallying support against the US Food and Drug Administration’s (FDA) approval of the drug Zohydro.

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News of Note

Welcome to the Future: Drug Testing with a Fingerprint

Topics: Addiction | News of Note | Pharmaceutical Industry

Fingerprint biometrics may be coming to an addiction treatment program near you.

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