KEY WORDS: health services research; health care delivery; AOD (alcohol and other drug) abuse;
AODU (AOD use) treatment method; addiction care; substance abuse services; health care quality control; performance measures; program evaluation; standards of quality; Washington Circle measures; National Outcome Measures; National Committee for Quality Assurance (NCQA); Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA); continuum of care; patient information system
KEY WORDS: health services research; alcoholism treatment services research; health care costs; social and economic cost of
AODU (alcohol and other drug use); treatment cost;
AODU cost estimation problem; cost-effectiveness of AOD health services
KEY WORDS: health services research; alcoholism treatment services research; health care costs; social and economic cost of
AODU (alcohol and other drug use); economic cost and benefit of AOD;
AODU cost estimation problem; cost-effectiveness of AOD health services; treatment programs
KEY WORDS: health services research; AOD (alcohol and other drug) offense; AOD offender; societal AODR (AOD-related) problems; drinking and driving; AOD use and driving; DWI (driving while intoxicated) laws; DWI arrest; impaired driver; traffic accident; mandatory treatment; mandatory participation; mandatory screening programs;
AODU (AOD use) treatment method; treatment program; intervention; cost-effectiveness
KEY WORDS: health services research; health care availability and access; alcoholism treatment services research; problematic AOD (alcohol and other drug) use;
AODU (AOD use) treatment method; treatment outcomes; treatment barriers; minority group; racial differences; ethnic differences; Black; Hispanic; culturally sensitive prevention approach; health care availability and access
KEY WORDS: health services research; health care delivery research; primary health care; mental health care; AOD (alcohol and other drug) abuse; treatment outcome in HSR (health services research);
AODU (AOD use) treatment method; treatment referral; treatment barriers; gender differences; single gender group; mixed gender group; women; female
KEY WORDS: young adult; young adulthood; undergraduate student; drinking behavior; AOD (alcohol and other drug) use, abuse and dependence; heavy drinking; AOD use pattern; causes of
AODU (alcohol and other drug use); AOD effects and consequences; AODR (alcohol and other drug related) interpersonal and societal problems; intervention; prevention; social costs and benefits of AOD; social behavior; perception of norms
KEY WORDS: young adult; adolescent; heavy drinking; alcohol use disorder; brain function; AODR (alcohol and other drug related) structural brain damage; AODR neuropsychological disorder; cognitive development; cognitive ability; cognitive and memory disorder; risk factors; sensitization; causes of
AODU (alcohol and other drug use); family
AODU history; gender differences; AOD use pattern; age of
AODU onset; comorbidity
KEY WORDS: adolescent; young adult; age of onset; AOD (alcohol and other drug) use initiation; AOD use pattern; genetic theory of
AODU (alcohol and other drug use); hereditary factors; environmental factors; hereditary vs.
KEY WORDS: military; military personnel; young adult; heavy drinking; binge drinking; causes of
AODU (alcohol and other drug use);
AODU susceptibility; work-related AOD issue; cultural patterns of drinking; AOD availability; workplace-based prevention; prevention of problematic
AODU; targeted prevention; prevention campaign; alcoholic beverage distribution laws; expectancy; personal responsibility; health promotion