Individuals with psychosis and controls were screened for substance use with the Alcohol Use Disorders Identification Test (AUDIT) 10 and the South Westminster Questionnaire; 11 diagnoses of substance abuse or dependence were assessed using the SCID.
Both patients and controls were screened for substance use with the Alcohol Use Disorders Identification Test (AUDIT) [ 35] and the South Westminster Questionnaire [ 36]; when appropriate, diagnoses of substance use disorders was made using the SCID.
Also included in the questionnaire package was general demographic information, the Short-Form 12 Heath Survey [ 36], an adapted version of the AUDIT [ 37], substance use (adapted from the Victorian Adolescent Health Cohort Study [ 38]), The Adolescent Coping Scale General Short Form [ 39, 40].
Patients referred for psychiatric treatment were screened for substance use problems using the Alcohol Use Disorders Identification Test (AUDIT) [ 19] and the Drug Use Disorders Identification Test DUDITT) [ 20].
Our first finding is that both treatment groups show a statistically significant decline in the use of alcohol as measured by the AUDIT and the EuropASI and in the use of other substances as measured by the DUDIT.
Columbia's internal audit concluded that this and other charges had "sufficient substance to warrant an investigation," according to documents obtained by The Times.
The State Office of Children and Family Services concluded in a 2005 audit that one program "existed more in name than in substance".
Learners should practice specific techniques (single item screening tests, quantity and frequency, CAGE, AUDIT, DAST) [ 1, 55] demonstrating age, gender and culturally appropriate unhealthy substance use screening skills.
Two self-report instruments measured substance use both at the follow-up and during the preceding year: the Alcohol Use Disorders Identification Test (AUDIT) and the Drug Use Disorders Identification Test DUDITT).
Audit studies represent an emerging method for examining disparities in access to care, like substance use treatment, whereby fake patients (i.e., actors) attempt to procure a service with one or more characteristics isolated across condition.
(ii) The first AUDIT question 'how often do you have a drink containing alcohol?' was modified by adding 'including substances not intended to be drunk'.
