Abstract
Evidence from physician health programs (PHPs) suggest that long-term continuums of step-down care are effective at achieving at or near a 15% relapse rate. Parallel to the PHP model, evidence from collegiate recovery programs (CRPs) cite a relapse rate from year to year of 8%. The CRP and PHP models involve long-term, comprehensive components of care and ancillary services oriented toward highly transformative abstinence-based recovery. This article identifies factors between the two models that facilitate recovery and discusses the implications for future research.
Original language | American English |
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Journal | Alcoholism Treatment Quarterly |
Volume | 37 |
DOIs | |
State | Published - Jan 16 2018 |
Keywords
- Recovery support systems
- abstinence-based recovery
- addiction treatment
- collegiate recovery programs
- physicians health program
- substance use disorders
DC Disciplines
- Public Health