Programs

Correlation is not, I repeat not, causation, but it has some value in itself.

Lose the community’s confidence in our ability to provide a safe, secure environment for their loved ones, and it’s over.

“I don’t know why we bother. Hardly any of the stuff we predict ever comes to pass.”

I’m told that less than half of contemporary medical practice is actually rooted in evidence.

The experience of addicts and alcoholics, particularly at the lower end of the socioeconomic scale, makes it clear that we could use more inpatient resources, not fewer.

Busy professionals, though, may rely on “taking notes,” and doing the more formal documentation “later, when there’s time.”

Clinicians who improve their skills produce better outcomes for the client.

Of course a blog has one big down side: You have to keep feeding it, like Moloch, with new content.

The law can reflect professional ethics, but many times it does not. It’s quite possible for a certain type of conduct to be within the law and yet not meet ethical standards.

If Project MATCH had it right, and all three work but none works significantly better than the others– then what’s all the argument about?