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TAP 32: Clinical Drug Testing in Primary Care

Authors: U. S. Department of Health and Human Services

Organization: SAMHSA

Publication Date: 2012

A new resource, Clinical Drug Testing in Primary Care, is now available to help clinicians decide when and how to introduce drug testing in their primary care practices. The publication does not address drug testing for law enforcement or legal purposes, nor does it include testing for the use of anabolic steroids or performance-enhancing substances. Rather, it describes some of the ways that drug testing can contribute t...

Tags: drug testing; primary care; Substance use disorder treatment
Homeless Shelters: A Feeble Response to Homelessness

Authors: Mandell, Betty Reid

Journal Name: New Politics

Publication Date: 2008

...tested for drugs rather than singling out one person.

Tags: Shelters; drug testing; causes of homelessness

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