Case Management to Enhance HIV Risk Reduction Among Users of Injection Drugs and Crack Cocaine
Document Type
Article
Publication Date
Winter 1994
Catalog Record
http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/116766921
Abstract
Case management is being applied to increasingly diverse client populations. This article describes the application of a field-based, service-broker model of case management with a population of injection drug users and crack cocaine users within the context of an AIDS risk-reduction program. The major problem encountered involved client engagement. The feasibility of implementing an effective case management program with active users of injection drugs and crack is questionable so long as involvement with such drugs is cast primarily as a criminal justice problem.
Repository Citation
Falck, R. S.,
Carlson, R. G.,
Price, S. K.,
& Turner, J. A.
(1994). Case Management to Enhance HIV Risk Reduction Among Users of Injection Drugs and Crack Cocaine. Journal of Case Management, 3 (4), 162-166.
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