van Limbeek, and P Geerlings, "The
addiction severity index: Reliability and validity in a Dutch addict population," Journal of Substance Abuse Treatment, vol.
Structure and Scores of the
Addiction Severity Index v.
Verification of the
Addiction Severity Index Japanese Version (ASI-J) as a treatment-customization, prediction, and comparison tool for alcohol-dependent individuals.
"The
addiction severity index at 25: Origins, contributions and transitions," American Journal of Addiction, Vol.15(Issue2), pp.113-124, http://dx.doi.org/10.1080/10550490500528316
Rendimiento psicometrico de la sexta version del
Addiction Severity Index en espanol (ASI-6).
a) Retention in treatment: treatment status at 12 months; Other MMT refers to patients being prescribed methadone but not by the trial doctors b) Clinical response at 12 months: response to treatment based on the European
Addiction Severity Index. * Relative risk (95% confidence interval).
An improved diagnostic evaluation instrument for substance abuse patients: The
Addiction Severity Index. Journal of Nervous and Mental Disease, 168, 26-33.
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Addiction Severity Index (ASI) alcohol composite score range 0-1 with higher scores indicating worse severity.
Use of the
Addiction Severity Index with homeless substance abusers.
Initial validation of a computer-administered
Addiction Severity Index: The ASI-MV.
The seventh and final paper, "Making the
Addiction Severity Index User Friendly: An Electronic Display of Client Outcomes Using Shareware" (James E.
Addiction Severity Index (ASI)-Drug Use/Alcohol Use Subscales -- an instrument that uses a structured interview format to examine several areas of functioning that are commonly affected by substance abuse.