Alcohol and Other Drug Content in Core Courses

Ruth A. Gassman · Harold W. Demone · Rawaa Albilal

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Social Work Education and Practice Innovations in Medical Education Substance Abuse Treatment and Outcomes

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This article measures the efficacy of two approaches to teaching students to assess clients for substance abuse: an alcohol and other drug (AOD) minor program and integration of AOD content into core courses. A quasi-experimental design involved nonrandom assignment to an AOD minors program or to a nonminors curriculum. Both groups reported on their usual AOD assessment and on AOD assessment in their first interview with their most recent client. Self-report outcomes, examined in relation to the number of courses with integrated AOD content taken, suggest that these courses lead to significantly more self-reported assessment for substance abuse.

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