Program Level Evaluation of ASAP Diagnosis, Referral and Rehabilitation Efforts. Volume I, Description of ASAP Diagnosis, Referral and Rehabilitation Functions
Teresa Springer, University of South Dakota: Human Factors Laboratory
Abstract
Teresa Springer, University of South Dakota: Human Factors Laboratory
Abstract
The organization and operational characteristics of thirty-five Alcohol Safety Action Projects were described and summarized. The characteristics of the diagnosis/referral/rehabilitation activities at each project were summarized using four categories: Judicial mechanisms, diagnostic procedures, rehabilitation referral procedures, and rehabilitation modalities. Available information was reviewed and a project description was formulated for each ASAP.
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The organization and operational characteristics of thirty-five Alcohol Safety Action Projects were described and summarized. The characteristics of the diagnosis/referral/rehabilitation activities at each project were summarized using four categories: Judicial mechanisms, diagnostic procedures, rehabilitation referral procedures, and rehabilitation modalities. Available information was reviewed and a project description was formulated for each ASAP.
Key concepts: Referral, Rehabilitation, Physical therapy, Medicine, Physical medicine and rehabilitation, Family medicine