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The British Journal of Psychiatry 151: 240-243 (1987)
© 1987 The Royal College of Psychiatrists

Referrals to a Scottish drug dependence unit. A descriptive study

MM O'Rourke and JA Taylor
Division of Psychological Medicine, Southern General Hospital, Glasgow.

The social and demographic characteristics, drug history and current levels of drug taking, drug-related illnesses, and criminal records of a one year cohort of attenders at the Southern General Hospital are described. The findings are compared with those of previous studies at the same clinic; made when methadone was prescribed for a limited period in reducing dosage and when this policy was being replaced by one of the use opiate-free drugs to cover withdrawal.




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