ArticleJournal of family medicine and primary care2026
Employment following recovery from substance use disorder: A demographic analysis of the CORE Program.
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Abstract
Introduction: Individuals recovering from substance use disorder face employment barriers. Vocational rehabilitation assists individuals through education, skill development and connection creation to employers and community resources. Participant characteristics correlating with success or failure lack clarity. Methods: Deidentified demographic data were retrospectively collected from 2020 and 2021 calendar years, including gender, race, ethnicity, county of residence, and referral source. Information left blank was termed non-designated data. Data were analyzed for correlation of being enrolled vs unenrolled and discharged from the program (voluntarily or involuntarily) vs attaining employment. Calculations were with Results: Referred participants ( Discussion: Occupational readiness can be identified by the completeness of demographic data upon program enrollment. Identifying reasons for non-designation and impacting individuals at risk for failing to gain employment early is essential to optimize vocational rehabilitation.
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