"Treatment Retention Strategies in Transition Age Youth" by Maryann Davis, Charles W. Lidz et al.

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Treatment Retention Strategies in Transition Age Youth

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Maryann Davis, University of Massachusetts Medical SchoolFollow
Charles W. Lidz, University of Massachusetts Medical SchoolFollow
Lisa R. Fortuna, University of Massachusetts Medical SchoolFollow
William H. Fisher, University of Massachusetts Medical SchoolFollow
Lisa Mistler, University of Massachusetts Medical SchoolFollow

Document Type

Research in the Works

Publication Date

2012-11

Abstract

This study tests Motivational Interviewing as a treatment retention intervention in transition age youth to determine whether sufficient evidence can be found to justify a full scale clinical trial.

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Davis, M., Lidz, C. W., Fortuna, L. R., Fisher, W. H., & Mistler, L. (2012). Treatment Retention Strategies in Transition Age Youth. Psychiatry Information in Brief, 9 (9). Retrieved from https://escholarship.umassmed.edu/pib/vol9/iss9/1

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Subject Area

Transition Age Youth

Keywords

transition, treatment retention, motivational interviewing, TAY

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Maryann Davis, Charles W. Lidz, Lisa R. Fortuna, William H. Fisher, and Lisa Mistler

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