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REDUCING THE PENALTIES OF LONG-TERM EMPLOYMENT: ALTERNATIVES IN VOCATIONAL REHABILITATION AND SPINAL CORD INJURY
by ERNST, J.L | DAY, E.H. Source: JOURNAL OF VOCATIONAL REHABILITATIONMaterial type:  Book; Literary form:
Not fiction
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General;
Availability: Items available for loan: [Call number: R.1374] (1).
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SUBSTANCE MISUSE AND DEPENDENCE: OLDER PEOPLE DESERVE BETTER SERVICES
by CROME, I.B | DAY, E. Source: REVIEWS IN CLINICAL GERONTOLOGYMaterial type: Book; Literary form:
Not fiction
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General;
Online access: Path | Enlace web pago Availability: Items available for loan: [Call number: R.1001 | Archivo] (1).
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ETHNICITY AND ATTEMPTS AT SELF-DETOXIFICATION FROM OPIOID DRUGS
by DAY, E | ET AL. Source: DRUGS: EDUCATION, PREVENTION AND POLICYMaterial type: Book; Literary form:
Not fiction
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General;
Online access: Path Availability: Items available for loan: [Call number: R.1152 | Archivo] (1).
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DRUG USERS' EXPERIENCES OF PRESCRIBED INJECTABLE METHADONE: THE IMPACT ON DRUG USE AND PERCEPTIONS OF STABILITY
by DAY, E | ET AL. Source: JOURNAL OF DRUG ISSUESMaterial type: Book; Literary form:
Not fiction
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General;
Online access: Path | Enlace web pago Availability: Items available for loan: [Call number: R.993 | Archivo] (1).
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MEASURING THE USE AND CAREER HISTORIES OF DRUG USERS IN TREATMENT: RELIABILITY OF THE LIFETIME DRUG USE HISTORY (LDUH) AND ITS DATA YIELD RELATIVE TO CLINICAL CASE NOTES
by DAY, E | ET AL. Source: DRUG AND ALCOHOL REVIEWMaterial type: Book; Literary form:
Not fiction
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General;
Online access: Path Availability: Items available for loan: [Call number: R.1025 | Archivo] (1).
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OUTPATIENT VERSUS INPATIENT OPIOID DETOXIFICATION: A RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED TRIAL
by DAY, E | ET AL. Source: JOURNAL OF SUBSTANCE ABUSE TREATMENTMaterial type: Book; Literary form:
Not fiction
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General;
Online access: Path | Enlace web pago Availability: Items available for loan: [Call number: R.991 | Archivo] (1).
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Social network support for individuals receiving opiate substitution treatment and its association with treatment progress
by Day, E | ET AL. Source: European Addiction ResearchMaterial type: Book; Literary form:
Not fiction
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General;
Online access: Availability: Items available for loan: [Call number: R.1142] (1).
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Psychosocial interventions in opiate substitution treatment services: does the evidence provide a case for optimism or nihilism
by Day, E | Mitcheson, L. Source: AddictionMaterial type: Book; Format:
print
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Not fiction
Online access: Path Availability: Items available for reference: SIIS San Sebastián - Donostia [Call number: Archivo (R.696)] (1).
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Priorities and recommended actions for how researchers, practitioners, policy makers, and the affected community can work together to improve access to hepatitis C care for people who use drugs
by Day, E | et al. Source: International Journal of Drug PolicyMaterial type: Book; Format:
print
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Not fiction
Online access: Path Availability: Items available for loan: SIIS San Sebastián - Donostia [Call number: Archivo (R.1114)] (1).
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Seminars in addiction psychiatry, 2nd. ed
by Day, E. (ed.). Material type: Book; Format:
print
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Publisher: Cambridge Cambridge University Press 2021Availability: Items available for loan: SIIS San Sebastián - Donostia [Call number: 567526] (1).
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A UK national study of prevalence and correlates of adopting or not adopting a recovery identity among individuals who have overcome a drug or alcohol problem
by Day, E | et al. Source: Substance Abuse Treatment, Prevention, and PolicyMaterial type: Book; Format:
print
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Not fiction
Online access: Enlace web | Path | Path Availability: Items available for loan: SIIS San Sebastián - Donostia [Call number: Archivo (R. 1834)] (1).
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