The DAST is a 20-item instrument for clinical and nonclinical screening to detect drug abuse or dependence disorders. It is most useful in settings in which seeking treatment for drug use problems is not the patient’s stated goal.
Harvey A. Skinner Ph.D., Addiction Research Foundation, 1982
Evidence Rating:
III
Cost:
Free
Additional Info:
Topics:
Alcohol/Drug Services
Perinatal Periods:
Parenting Postpartum Pre-/Inter-conception Prenatal
Resource types:
Screening Tools and Protocols
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