Addiction in the workplace
By: Joan E. Zweben and Susan D. Lambert, guest editors
Series: Occupational medicine, state of the art reviews -- v. 17, no. 1; Occupational medicine, state of the art reviews -- v. 17, no. 1.
Publisher: Hanley & Belfus, Inc.
Published: 2002
Place of publication: Philadelphia
Language: eng
ISBN-13: 9781560533498
Subjects: Substance Abuse Detection; Verslaving; Drugs and employment; Substance abuse; Substance-Related Disorders; Workplace; Alcoholism and employment; Smoking; Werkomgeving
Description: Topics covered include the role of the occupational physician in substance abuse, treatment system in the U.S., self-help system, motivational interviewing, drug testing, psychiatric fitness-for-duty evaluation, legal issues facing physicians.
Notes: "January-March 2001."

Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: The role of the occupational physician in substance abuse; title: Substance abuse in the workplace: epidemiology, effects, and industry response; title: The substance abuse treatment system in the U.S.; title: What is it? What does it do? Myths and misconceptions; title: Addiction: selecting appropriate treatment and using the self-help system; title: Motivational interviewing in substance abuse: applications for occupational medicine; title: Substance use disorders: approaching the patient: traditional history and physical, or screening?; title: Drug testing in the workplace: integrating medical review officer duties into occupational medicine; title: Medications in the treatment of addiction: workplace issues; title: A model comprehensive psychiatric fitness-for-duty evaluation; title: Legal issues facing physicians: substance abuse in the workplace; title: Tobacco in the workplace.