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A study and evaluation of client dropout at a drug counsellling centre in Cape Town
This study is motivated by the fact that half the clients attending a drug counselling centre in Cape Town, dropped out of treatment before the fourth interview. The study examines and describes the factors which contribute towards this dropout behaviour. Literature describing dropout behaviour and...
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Department of Social Development
2016
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