Although depressive symptoms level showed a trend of faster engagement with treatment among those with simpler misuse histories, it appears unrelated to treatment access for people with a more complex misuse history.
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Individual factors predict substance use treatment course patterns among patients in community-based substance use disorder treatment.
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The interaction between depressive symptoms level and substance use status (multiple vs single use) on treatment readmission was significant (p = 0.024), such that higher depressive symptoms level was predictive of readmission only among those with a history of single substance use (marginally significant effect).