… designed to maximize retention so that an impact could be … to assist patients who are
ready to reenter the workforce. … Future analyses will determine treatment retention rates of …

… be particularly important in influencing staff perceptions and … to be retained in care, more
committed to treatment regimens, … the context of community-based services to be ready, willing, …

… treatment, including not being ready to stop substance use, … Finally, although treatment
retention is similar across ethnic … a significant impact on access to substance abuse treatment. In …

… treat co-occurring problematic alcohol use for individuals who are struggling with ART adherence
has significant potential public health impact. … of readiness to change their alcohol use. …

… about potential impact on recreational alcohol use. … readiness for treatment as critical for
effective therapy (10 votes). … barriers to initiation and retention in treatment limit adequate public …

… between men and women that may influence treatment results. … connect to substance abuse
treatment retention, completion, … greater functional level and readiness to change, along with …

… be conceptualized using the theory of triadic influence (18), a … changes he might need to
make–if and when he was ready … , treat, and retain approaches, such as the program described …

… services, offering cash incentives for completion of services, … that may impact retention, such
as substance abuse and … are 39% African American, 48% White, 5% American Indian, and 8…

… that will enable them to reduce the impact of their illness and … African American women
perceived spirituality as more … an increase in efficiency while at the same time retaining clinical …

… with low readiness to change could be more dissatisfied with … questions: what factors
influence client evaluations of the … relevant to the factors were retained for a confirmatory factor …