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| Prison therapeutic community no better than counselling | ||
| For the first
time in a prison setting, a randomised trial has rigorously compared
intensive residential therapeutic community treatment to outpatient
counselling. Confounding expectations, the US prison for problem drug
users which hosted the study gained no recidivism dividend by allocating
even high-risk prisoners to intensive treatment. Results of this unique
trial may warrant a rethink of official US and UK guidance. Click button below for our analysis of the study. | ||
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