BRIEF OR MINIMAL INTERVENTION FOR "ALCOHOLICS"? THE EVIDENCE SUGGESTS OTHERWISE
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MATTICK, R.P., JARVIS, T., BRIEF OR MINIMAL INTERVENTION FOR "ALCOHOLICS"? THE EVIDENCE SUGGESTS OTHERWISE. DRUG AND ALCOHOL REVIEW, Vol. 13, no. 2 (1994), p. 137-144.
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Alcoholismo, Características servicio, Drogodependencias, Evaluación de servicios, Intervención, Tratamiento
Alcoholismo, Características servicio, Drogodependencias, Evaluación de servicios, Intervención, Tratamiento
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