… These findings suggest that alcohol treatment services in a reformed health care system …
coverage for alcohol treatment, including full benefits for outpatient care; (2) a rational system of …

… About one-third (35%) of the individuals with a diagnosis of alcohol use disorder received
an alcohol treatment service in 2010. The treatment entry rate increased to more than 40% …

… However, today, the landscape of alcohol treatment is shifting with health care reform, the
advent of new treatment modalities, and secular changes in the populations needing …

… as a disease to be cured by the health care system. or as a social problem to be cared for by
… , the rise of outpatient care seemed to follow a countrywide reform in psychiatry. The reform, …

… with responsibility mainly for the health care sector and reducing the number of … alcohol
treatment institutions became part of social services in the municipalities because of the reform …

… Perhaps the most important one is that people who can afford treatment, or those fully
employed who have adequate medical insurance can receive medical detoxification …

… to the indigent and uninsured, and private systems provided services to individuals with
commercial health insurance.Today, public and private purchasers are dramatically changing …

… Healthcare in the UK is primarily delivered through the National Health Service (NHS) which
… of ‘‘free and universal entitlement to State-provided medical care’’ (Klein 2006, p.1). Private …

… KPNC is a nonprofit, integrated healthcare delivery system providing health care to over
3.4 … Further, generalizability of the health plan will increase substantially as health reform (the …

… , adoption and use of evidence-based practices (including medication), financing reforms, …
utilization of health care, the quality and cost of healthcare, and in the end our health and well-…