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Showing 1 to 7 of 7 for “"Women -- Substance use"”.
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Experiences and Perceptions of Rural Postpartum Women With Substance Use Disorders Inclusive of Opioids Regarding Their Care
<p>Perinatal opioid use and neonatal withdrawal continue to rise rapidly in the face of the growing epidemic of opioid addiction in the United States, with rural areas more severely impacted. Despite several decades of research and development of practice guidelines, maternal and neonatal outcomes …
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The impact of a residential substance abuse treatment for women
… to help middle class older white males that abuse alcohol. Since the 1930's the twelve-steps have been used to treat women and men from all different backgrounds that have experimented with a variety of drugs. The purposes of this research were to evaluate the effectiveness of a twelve-step …
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Recognizing gender differences: A comparative analysis of two substance abuse treatment programs
This study explored the treatment of women's substance abuse from a critical theory perspective. The literature indicates that, within substance abuse treatment programs and in the research world, few treatment programs are sensitive to women's specific needs.
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A correlation study between adult women substance abusers and a history of childhood incest
A study of women who are childhood sexual abuse survivors and have been affected by chemical dependency.
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A correlation study between adult women substance abusers and a history of childhood incest
A study of women who are childhood sexual abuse survivors and have been affected by chemical dependency.
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Assessment and prediction of self-reported HIV-risk behaviors by women in substance abuse treatment
… Behavior Scale. This study also compared women intravenous drug users (IVDU’s) and non-IVDU’s on rates of HIV risk behaviors and the extent to which unstable housing, unemployment, single parenthood, barriers to accessing health care, and number of years of drug abuse predicted HIV risk. …