Recovery/Remission from Substance Use Disorders – An Analysis of Reported Outcomes in 415 Scientific Reports, 1868 1868 – 2011

William L. White, MA

During the past decade, the concept of recovery and its related incarnations (e.g., recovery management, recovery – oriented systems of care) have emerged as a new organizing paradigm for addiction treatment 1 and the larger behavioral healthcare arena. 2 While recent progress has brought us closer to a definition of recovery, 3 a quantitative picture of recovery prevale nce and recovery rates remains an enigma at professional and public levels. Elaborate data-collection systems have been established to measure the incidence and prevalence of–8–alcohol-and other drug-related (AOD) problems, but there are few methodological  ly sophisticated counterparts that regularly report changes in the prevalence of recovery from substance use disorders (SUDs) in the United States.

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