• Ketamine: PCP’s First Cousin

    Ketamine, a short-acting, less powerful derivative of phencyclidine (PCP), is used in veterinary hospitals primarily on dogs and cats. Ketamine is used often in conjunction with Valium or other sedatives that relax muscles during medical procedures. Regrettably, the substance is gaining in popularity, worldwide, with club goers and adolescent drug users.

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  • Closing the Revolving Door: An Intervention to Address Relapse and Readmission

    In the past five years, there has been a greater focus on patients who are readmitted to the hospital within thirty days. This is in part because Medicare is paying less for readmissions and in part because providers want to provide the best care possible. 

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Non-Profit level — $900.00 includes  

  • Logo and listing in the final conference program.
  • U.S. Journal Training websites will feature your logo with a hyperlink to your facility's website.
  • Receive a 10% discount on paid display advertising in Counselor, The Magazine for Addiction Professionals.
  • Exhibit table
  • 2 complimentary full-time conference registrations for staff or referral sources (Value of $930).
  • For those exhibiting at more than one conference in the calendar year, there is a discount of 10% ($810 each booth). 
 click here to download our 2018 Non-Profits contract
  
 A limited number of discounted 'exhibit tables' are available for not-for-profit organizations/associations, at the discretion of USJT. 

 

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