Diagnosis and assessment of substance abuse in older adults: Current strategies and issues

Alcohol and substance abuse in older adults until recently has received little empirical attention in the literature. However, in light of the increasing number of older adults in the population, clinicians and researchers alike are recognizing the importance of evaluating specific assessment and tr...

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