Evaluating Treatment Environments: The Quality of Psychiatric and Substance Abuse Programs - Tapa dura

-This volume is a significantly updated and rewritten version of the first edition, which was published in 1974. . . . The book (and Moos's work) is remarkable for its focus upon the centrally important issue of treatment content and structure. . . . [T]his is a book to be greeted with enthusiasm. It reminds us of how little we know about what goes on in treatment and it provides a valuable lesson in how such problems can be tackled. Those who know Moos' important research will be pleased to see the return on this book in its updated and improved form. Those who are unfamiliar with his work would be well advised to acquire a copy and to think about the issues raised.- --Michael Gossop, Addiction "This volume is a significantly updated and rewritten version of the first edition, which was published in 1974. . . . The book (and Moos's work) is remarkable for its focus upon the centrally important issue of treatment content and structure. . . . [T]his is a book to be greeted with enthusiasm. It reminds us of how little we know about what goes on in treatment and it provides a valuable lesson in how such problems can be tackled. Those who know Moos' important research will be pleased to see the return on this book in its updated and improved form. Those who are unfamiliar with his work would be well advised to acquire a copy and to think about the issues raised." --Michael Gossop, Addiction "This volume is a significantly updated and rewritten version of the first edition, which was published in 1974. . . . The book (and Moos's work) is remarkable for its focus upon the centrally important issue of treatment content and structure. . . . [T]his is a book to be greeted with enthusiasm. It reminds us of how little we know about what goes on in treatment and it provides a valuable lesson in how such problems can be tackled. Those who know Moos' important research will be pleased to see the return on this book in its updated and improved form. Those who are unfamiliar with his work would be well advised to acquire a copy and to think about the issues raised." --Michael Gossop, Addiction