financial concerns for non-governmental sector in drug addiction treatment

private sector in drug addiction treatment in iran need for unification of responsible institutions

since the beginning of private and governmental treatment center activities in iran, almost 90% of methadone treatment was regarded to private sectors and only 10% to the governmental centers. this is whilst finances that iran drug control headquarters pays to different organizations in aim of developing and improving drug treatment programs, is 90% to the governmental centers and only 10% to t...

The Non-governmental Sector: Global Scenario

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BYOD adoption concerns in the South African financial institution sector

Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) is an emerging trend and practice that is growing in use in many organizations. There is however very limited literature on BYOD in the context of financial institutions from a developing country perspective. The dearth of such studies is problematic because financial institutions deal with a lot of sensitive and confidential information and therefore their adoption...

Treatment of drug addiction.

[Treatment of drug addiction].

Ethical Concerns Related to Developing Pharmacogenomic Treatment Strategies for Addiction

Pharmacogenomics (PGx) research is poised to enable physicians to identify optimally effective treatments for individual substance abusers based on their genetic profiles. This paper addresses ethical issues related to PGx treatment strategies for addiction, focusing especially on the use of race variables in genomics research and ensuring equitable access to novel PGx treatments. Unless the fi...