Health Services Resource (HSR): Workplace Interventions for Drug Abuse: Part A [and] Part B

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Health Services Resource (HSR): Workplace Interventions for Drug Abuse: Part A [and] Part B

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Author(s)

• Steele, Paul D.

Source(s)

• National Institute on Drug Abuse (Rockville, MD)

Details

Published 2003. 21 pages.

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• Drug abuse (Offender Services)
• Employee assistance programs (Personnel)
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