Aims Post‐discharge monitoring and early reintervention have become standard practice
when managing numerous chronic conditions. These two experiments tested the …

The majority of people presenting for publicly-funded substance abuse treatment relapse
and receive multiple episodes of care before achieving long-term recovery. This Early Re …

Abstract Models of ongoing monitoring and early reintervention occupy a central role in the
long-term management of several chronic medical conditions. Such models require …

BACKGROUND: While drug abuse is the 10th leading cause of mortality in the US, the
public health care system has been slow to adopt a chronic disease approach with …

Over the past several decades, a growing body of evidence suggests that a subset of
substance users suffers from what appears to be a more chronic condition, whereby they …

This article examines the effectiveness of quarterly Recovery Management Checkups
(RMCs) for people with substance disorders by level of co-occurring mental disorders (34 …

For many individuals, substance use leads to a chronic cycle of relapse, treatment reentry,
and recovery, often lasting for decades. This study replicates earlier work, documents the …

Historically, addiction treatments have been delivered and evaluated under an acute‐care
format. Fixed amounts or durations of treatment have been provided and their effects …

Aims This study performs the first cost‐effectiveness analysis (CEA) of R ecovery M
anagement C heckups (RMC) for adults with chronic substance use disorders. Design Cost …

Aims Presumptive support was sought for mechanisms of action whereby two conceptually
distinct aftercare programs, relapse prevention (RP) and 12‐Step facilitation (TSF), impact …