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Published Online: October 1989

Clinical Case Management of the Dually Diagnosed Patient

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We have presented a treatment model that integrates experience in addressing the symptoms and disabilities of major mental illness with an effective approach to substance abuse. The model is still evolving, but we have found that approaching treatment in stages provides a much-needed structure in the management of this very challenging population.

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Pages: 1065 - 1067

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Published in print: October 1989
Published online: 1 April 2006

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251 Hyde Street, San Francisco, California 94102
University of California, San Francisco, Based at San Francisco General Hospital

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