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Natural Resolution of Alcohol-Related Problemsal variables. Further research on the variable course of resolutions, the surrounding contexts, and relations with help-seeking holds promise for informing the development of a range of interventions for drinking problems across the continuum of severity and for increasing their appeal.

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Clinicians’ Impact on the Quality of Substance Use Disorder Treatmentd to help improve the quality of care that clinicians provide. In particular, it is suggested that greater accountability for clinicians’ performance be balanced with increased support for their very difficult role. Methodological issues in studying clinicians are also addressed.

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Assessment of Alcoholic Patients Advances and Future Challengesatient characteristics. This chapter reviews progress in assessment supporting each of these activities and suggests directions for future research. It concludes by identifying a series of research issues that cut across multiple domains of alcohol assessment.

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Biomarkers as Aids to Identification of Relapse in Alcoholic Patientsses issues surrounding the importance of early detection of relapse, describes biochemical markers that may assist in this, reviews relevant scientific investigations, and offers recommendations to researchers and clinicians.

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Assessment of Alcoholic Patients Advances and Future Challengessist clinicians and researchers in screening for such problems, diagnosing them, and developing treatment plans individualized according to relevant patient characteristics. This chapter reviews progress in assessment supporting each of these activities and suggests directions for future research. I

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Biomarkers as Aids to Identification of Relapse in Alcoholic Patientsrent assessment with biochemical measures can provide clinicians with useful information on the drinking status of their patients. This chapter addresses issues surrounding the importance of early detection of relapse, describes biochemical markers that may assist in this, reviews relevant scientifi

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Clinicians’ Impact on the Quality of Substance Use Disorder Treatment literature, a growing body of empirical work on clinicians’ impact highlights several key issues that have relevance to both clinical practice and future research. These issues include clinicians’ effect on treatment retention and outcome, professional characteristics, recovery status, adherence to

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Natural Resolution of Alcohol-Related Problemsesearch questions about relations between patterns of help-seeking and drinking problem resolutions. Contrary to conventional views, treatment is neither a necessary nor a sufficient condition for resolution, which can occur through a number of pathways and is influenced by extratherapeutic contextu

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