1 Su elaboración en formato electrónico, iniciada en julio de 2002 ...

SUBSTANCE USE & MISUSE, 39 (13 & 14), 2004Contents ContinuedEffectiveness of Vocational Problem-Solving Skills onMotivation and Job-Seeking Action Steps ............…………………………....2309D. M. Coviello, D. A. Zanis, and K. LynchComputer-Based Typing and Keypad Skills Training Outcomes of UnemployedInjection Drug Users in a Therapeutic Workplace ..........................………....2325E. M. Dillon, C. J. Wong, C. E. Sylvest, D. E. Crone-Todd, and K.SilvermanThe Impact of Welfare Reform on Methadone Treatment:Policy Lessons from Service Providers in New York City……………….......2355E. Benoit, R. Young, S. Magura, and G. L. StainesThe Impact of Employment Counseling on Substance UserTreatment Participation and Outcomes .............…………………………......2391S. Reif, C. M. Horgan, G. A. Rifter, and C. P. TompkimEmployment Outcomes for Hard-to-Reach Persons withChronic and Severe Substance Use Disorders ReceivingAssertive Community Treatment...............………………………………........2425P. B. Gold, N. Meisler, D. DuRoss, and L. BaileyDeveloping Employment Services for Criminal Justice ClientsEnrolled in Drug User Treatment Programs...........……………………….....2491K. Kemp, B. Savitz, W. Thompson, and D. A. ZanisVocational Rehabilitation of Participants with Severe Substance Use Disordersin a VA Veterans Industries Program .................................……………….....2513A. J. Kerrigan, J. E. Kaough, B. L. Wilson, J. V. Wilson, and R.BostickWorking It Out: Development and Testing of a Multimedia,Vocational Education Program...................………………………………......2525S. F. Butler, E. Chiauzzi, C. C. Thum, and S. H. BudmanEmployment, Employment-Related Problems, and Drug Useat Drug Court Entry ......................………………………………………........2559C. Leukefeld, H. S. McDonald, M. Staton, and A.Mateyoke-Scrivner(continued on page 2726)