Re: How to have a high success rate in

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Ken, this is a joke, isn't it? Surely this can't be true.

Kayleigh

Hello everyone,

>

> Just got the following from Chaz Bufe in my mailbox. Should be great for

> a few laughs.

>

> Ken Ragge

>

> " How to have a high success rate in treatment: advice for evaluators

> of alcoholism programs, " by and Martha -Craig.

> Addiction (1996), 91(6)779-785.

>

> The abstract reads, in part, as follows:

>

> " (1) choose only good prognosis cases to evaluate; (2) keep follow-up

> periods as short as possible; (3) avoid control and comparison groups;

> (4) choose measures carefully; (5) focus only on alcohol outcomes (6)

> use liberal definitions of success; (7) rely solely upon self-report;

> and (8) always declare victory regardless of findings. "

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Hi Kayleigh

A joke yes - but $35 million, flagship NIAAA study Project

MATCH fits many of these criteria, and apparentlly Bill

was one of its designers!

P.

On 22 Jul 1998 03:24:29 -0000 Kayleigh

wrote:

> Ken, this is a joke, isn't it? Surely this can't be true.

>

> Kayleigh

>

> Hello everyone,

> >

> > Just got the following from Chaz Bufe in my mailbox. Should be great for

> > a few laughs.

> >

> > Ken Ragge

> >

> > " How to have a high success rate in treatment: advice for evaluators

> > of alcoholism programs, " by and Martha -Craig.

> > Addiction (1996), 91(6)779-785.

> >

> > The abstract reads, in part, as follows:

> >

> > " (1) choose only good prognosis cases to evaluate; (2) keep follow-up

> > periods as short as possible; (3) avoid control and comparison groups;

> > (4) choose measures carefully; (5) focus only on alcohol outcomes (6)

> > use liberal definitions of success; (7) rely solely upon self-report;

> > and (8) always declare victory regardless of findings. "

> >

> >

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