… of society than usual; for instance, private hospital care and private education are very rare in
… The arguments for a reform of the legal basis of the alcohol treatment system in the postwar …

… First, we summarize the rates of alcohol treatment seeking … services in a comparable
manner to medical services. This enactment of law lessened the burden of mental health care …

… health insurance coverage. These structures were considerably altered by the War on Drugs,
managed care, and the merger of drug and alcohol treatment… ACA and health care reform. …

… in an era of health care cost containment, it is particularly important to develop continuing
care … McCrady BS, Langenbucher JW: Alcohol treatment and health care system reform. Arch …

… alcohol treatment programs 3 ,4 or demonstrate a lack of response to treatment. Alcohol
treatment … evaluation through the mental health services of the hospital. Participants were then …

… Current health care reform approaches to improving care quality and lowering costs for … a
year (compared with longer ones in positive alcohol treatment trials) are unlikely to have had a …

The aims of this study were: to identify the therapeutic activities of a psychosocial care center
specifically for family members, and to consider whether the care offered provided benefits …

… to how drug and alcohol treatment in England is funded. The … to find efficiencies and drive
service reform [15], and to focus … and systems that exist to commission public health services …

… Since the health insurance system did not recognize addiction to alcohol as a … service for
alcoholics was extended by the improvement of the special treatment system and the reform of …

… health insurance, to be identified and referred for SUD, and to have close geographic proximity
to SUD treatment facilities… and 39% for marijuana and alcohol treatment, respectively, but …