The drinking situations of adolescents treated for alcohol use disorders: A psychometric and alcohol-related outcomes investigation

Article Abstract:

Psychometric properties of the Inventory of Drinking Situations (IDS) are examined in a sample of adolescents with Alcohol Use Disorders (AUD) and the relationship between drinking situations to alcohol-related outcomes, one to three years following treatment, is also studied. It is found that negative drinking situations are related strongly to negative emotionality and social situations are related to behavioral undercontrol and alcohol related outcomes are associated with drinking situations mostly one year following treatment.

Science & research, Individual and family services, Other Individual and Family Services, Alcoholics Rehabilitation, Psychological aspects, Research, Alcoholism, Alcoholism treatment

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An overview of medications for the treatment of alcohol withdrawal and alcohol dependence with an emphasis on the use of older and newer anticonvulsants

Article Abstract:

Empirical model of occurrence of withdrawal symptoms in alcohol abusers, upon usage of old and new medicines for their treatment, is presented.

Pharmaceutical Preparation Manufacturing, Pharmaceutical preparations, Anticonvulsant Preparations, Care and treatment, Analysis, Usage, Alcoholics, Probabilities, Probability theory, Anticonvulsants

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