Types of treatment and effects of treatment for dual diagnoses clients: a survey of community support professionals

Abstract

A literature review of the topic dual diagnoses and the treatment options available to community support professionals was conducted. The survey explored the treatment options available to clinical coordinators and case managers who work for community support programs within the State of Wisconsin. This study was conducted to gather information using a numerical and multiple choice scale of measurement. The Likert scale of measurement was used to afford subjects the opportunity to offer opinions about services they used. Limitations of this project were discussed, as well as review of the instruments used in the study. The conclusion examined results and significant questions and summarized the data obtained during the study.