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Dual and Multiple Diagnosis Among Substance Using Runaway Youth
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Despite controversy in the field regarding the usefulness of diagnoses and the potential for negative repercussions associated with labeling or validity of diagnoses (2-4), diagnostic information allows communication and provides information that can be a useful starting point for intervention efforts (5, 6). Used appropriately, diagnostic information has the potential to enhance treatment outcome through guiding intervention efforts. (excerpt from the source)
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2005
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