Introduction Over one million people in the US received residential treatment for a substance
use disorder (SUD) in 2020. Longer treatment retention is associated with better outcomes …

Although numerous factors are associated with attrition in substance use disorder (SUD)
treatment, many are unmodifiable and therefore difficult to target in efforts to improve …

Residential treatment is a common option for individuals with moderate to severe substance
use disorders. In a cohort of individuals who accessed residential treatment, we investigated …

Introduction Substance use disorder is often a chronic condition, and its treatment requires
patient access to a continuum of care, including inpatient, residential, partial hospitalization …

Introduction The successful retention of individuals with substance use disorders in
treatment remains a challenge but is an important indicator of positive post-treatment …

Successful outcomes of outpatient substance use disorder treatment result from many
factors for clients—including intersections between individual characteristics, choices made …

Background and objectives Substance use disorders (SUDs) usually involve a complex
natural trajectory of recovery alternating with symptom reoccurrence. This study examined …

Background: Aim 1 of this cross-sectional, observational study with people in residential
treatment for substance use disorders (SUDs) was to document stress exposure. Aim 2 was …

Background This study investigates the impact of residential versus outpatient treatment
setting on treatment completion, and how this impact might vary by demographic …

Given the potential benefits of SUD treatment compliance and the continuing problems
associated with waiting for treatment, it is critical to establish an understanding of the factors …