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 Drug Matrix Bite 6: What is treatment for? |
The first cell on treatment seems a good time to ask: What
is treatment there to do? ‘Cure’ addiction, or promote meaningful and
productive lives? Meet patients’ wishes, or aid the government’s
welfare-to-work effort? And what do patients want? Is treatment
pushing them in the opposite direction? Also explore the highly political
genesis and results of the most important treatment study ever in the
UK.
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introduction to the matrices, cumulating to a year-long foundation course
on the evidence base for treatment. For more topics see the whole Drug Treatment Matrix. Visit the matrices page
of Effectiveness Bank site for articles, presentations, and a video
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