Background: Despite alcohol use being a risk factor for numerous health-related conditions
and alcohol use disorder (AUD) recognized as a disease, there was limited research in India …

Introduction: Studies have reported that females who drop out prematurely from inpatient
treatment have poor treatment outcome. However, literature from India is limited in this …

Results: Of the 572 patients included in the study, 40.9%, 24.7%, 10.5%, and 5.1% of the
initial sample were retained at 1, 2, 5, and 10 years, respectively. Only 3.0% of the sample …

Methods: Systematic search (January 1980–May 2020) was carried out on PubMed and
Google Scholar to select studies that presented either rates or predictors (or both) to alcohol …

Aim Use of various substances, including opioid use is often associated with coming in
contact with the law-enforcement agencies. Data are scarce on the unique socio …

Objective: The objective of this study was to identify factors associated with leaving against
medical advice (AMA) from inpatient substance use detoxification treatment. Methods: A …

Introduction High rates of early hospital discharge are often observed in crack cocaine users
and are related to adverse outcomes and increased public spending. This study evaluated …

Methods: A defined questionnaire was developed on the basis of qualitative work to assess
the barriers and facilitators among adult patients with opioid and/or alcohol use disorders …

Introduction: High rates of early hospital discharge are often observed in crack cocaine
users, being related to adverse outcomes, and increased public spending. This study …

Objective: To perform a cross sectional analysis of anticipated and unanticipated adverse
drug reactions occurring at an addiction psychiatry center. Materials and Methods: This …