American Journal on Addictions · 2007 · 61 citations · 28 references
Public HealthHealth BehaviorHigher EducationBehavioral HealthHealth Services ResearchOutcomes ResearchAlcohol Use ReductionRetention In CareStudent Retention PolicyParticipant Satisfaction MeasurementPilot Study DesignProvider Satisfaction RatingsRetention RatesStepped Care TransitionsTreatment Response CriteriaTreatment Response ModelingTreatment Retention Rates
In the past decade, colleges and universities have seen a large increase in the number of students referred for the violation of alcohol policies. Stepped care assigns individuals to different levels of care according to treatment response, thereby maximizing efficiency. This pilot study implemented stepped care with students mandated to attend an alcohol program at a private northeastern university. High retention rates and participant satisfaction ratings suggest the promise of implementing stepped care with this population. Considerations for future applications of stepped care with mandated students are discussed.
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