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Computerized screening of substance abuse problems in a primary care setting: older vs. younger adults

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This study examined the responses of older adults to the Drug Abuse Problem Assessment for Primary Care (DAPA-PC), a computerized drug and alcohol abuse screening instrument developed for primary care settings.

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American Journal of Drug and Alcohol Abuse

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