@article{ref1,
title="Treatment of dui's - a swedish evaluation study",
journal="Proceedings International Council on Alcohol, Drugs and Traffic Safety Conference",
year="2002",
author="Andrén, A. and Bergman, H. and Schlyder, F. and Laurell, H.",
volume="2002",
number="",
pages="909-915",
abstract="Drunken drivers with a BAC of 0.1% or more are generally convicted to prison by Swedish law. There are two special prisons for DUI's in Sweden (Rostorp and eitherstragousrd) with three alternative treatment programs: an educational program (SWT), the Minnesota 12-step model (12-step) and Dynamic Cognitive Behaviour modification (DCB). We wanted to find out if any of the programs was superior in terms of an improved psycho-social situation, but in particular which type of client responds best to what type of program. Method: Almost 800 convicted DUI's were randomised to one of the three treatment programs while imprisoned for a period of 6 weeks on average. All clients were investigated with respect to their social situation, health, work and income, criminality, alcohol- and drug use and their personality through the Addiction Severity Index (ASI) and NEO personality inventory. The clients were followed up 2 years after treatment by means of ASI-interviews.<p />",
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url="http://dx.doi.org/"
}