Prediction of therapeutic dropout in patients with addictions: Development and validation of the Predictors of Dropout from Addiction Treatment (PDAT) scale

The scale is a useful instrument with proven clinical efficacy and brevity of application. In addition, its four factors are useful for targeting interventions based on the unbalanced factors.

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2025-06-27
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https://doi.org/10.1371/journal.pone.0326853
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Prediction of therapeutic dropout in patients with addictions: Development and validation of the Predictors of Dropout from Addiction Treatment (PDAT) scale

Marí­a de la Villa Moral Jiménez, María Miranda, Carlos Miguel Sirvent-Ruiz
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Prediction of therapeutic dropout in patients with addictions: Development and validation of the Predictors of Dropout from Addiction Treatment (PDAT) scale

Marí­a de la Villa Moral Jiménez, María Miranda, Carlos Miguel Sirvent-Ruiz
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Abstract

The scale is a useful instrument with proven clinical efficacy and brevity of application. In addition, its four factors are useful for targeting interventions based on the unbalanced factors.

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