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New Findings Support Hospital Treatment for Alcoholism

Alcoholics identified in an employee assistance program have a better chance to recover if they are treated in a hospital-based treatment program followed by compulsory attendance at Alcoholics Anonymous than if they choose their own treatment, or attend AA without hospitalization, a study published in the September 12 issue of the New England JournaE of Medicine indicates. Conducted by researchers at Harvard and Boston University, with major support from the National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism, the study examined the effects of alternative treatment approaches on drinking behavior and job performance in more than 200 employees of a large indus-