Withdrawal treatment definition
Withdrawal treatment means either administrative withdrawal, or medical titration and withdrawal from any drug or medication until the patient has achieved a drug free state.
Withdrawal treatment means a program for an intermediate term, of more than three weeks but less than six months, for the administering or dispensing, in decreasing doses, of a controlled substance, approved for such use by federal law or regulation, to a person with a substance use disorder while receiving rehabilitative measures as indicated, with the immediate goal being to render the person with the substance use disorder no longer dependent on the intake of any amount of a controlled substance.
Withdrawal treatment means a program for an intermediate term, of more than three weeks but less than six months, for the administering or dispensing, in decreasing doses, of a controlled substance, approved for such use by federal law or regulation, to an addict while receiving rehabilitative measures as indicated, with the immediate goal being to render the addict no longer dependent on the intake of any amount of a controlled substance.
Examples of Withdrawal treatment in a sentence
RMD withdrawals in the Withdrawal Phase are subject to favorable Excess Withdrawal treatment.
RMD withdrawals in the Withdrawal Phase are subject to more favorable Excess Withdrawal treatment.
More Definitions of Withdrawal treatment
Withdrawal treatment means a program for an intermediate term, of