Acquired Prescription Drug Behaviors

Jerrold Rand
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Jerrold Rand: Training Facility for internship for psychologist, USA

Global Journal of Addiction & Rehabilitation Medicine, 2017, vol. 4, issue 4, 77-80

Abstract: Functional restoration requires a team approach. Behaviors that occur in patients with chronic pain, disability and prescription drug use. Those results in problematic prescription drug use, during the ongoing process of medical care, are prone to develop behaviors that appear in the doctor patient relationship. Such behaviors can be addressed independently of conventional addiction treatment. Rehabilitation both from emotional and physical function requires an understanding of the chronic illness and prior medical care that may be the foundation of behaviors leading to treatment for Addiction and Rehabilitative Medicine. Patients can arrive years or decades after injuries or illnesses began. Ongoing prescribing of Opioids can form certain behaviors related to ongoing prescribing by Doctors and receiving medications from patients and affect the Doctor patient relationship. These behaviors that can be seen in Addiction Medicine and Rehabilitative medicine combined treatment.

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Date: 2017
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DOI: 10.19080/GJARM.2017.04.555642

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