Table 1.
An Overview of Some of Studies Conducted on the Concept of Addiction Recovery
| Author | Country | Study Design | Study Subject |
Sample /Sample
Size |
Data
Collection |
|
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Abedi (2017) | IRAN | Qualitative | Abstinence experience |
10 member of NA | Interview |
| 2 | BFI consensus panel (2007) |
USA | Consensus panel report |
Recovery definition | ||
| 3 | Best et al. (2011) | USA | Mixed method | Recovery Experience | 205recovered persons |
Questioner- Interview |
| 4 | Best etal (2016) | UK | Theoretical paper | Model of recovery | ||
| 5 | Cano et al.( 2017) | USA | Cross sectional | Recovery capital | 546 participants | Questioner |
| 6 | Duffy & Baldwin (2013) |
UK | Qualitative | Recovery factors | 45post recovery persond |
Interview |
| 7 | Dodge et al. (2010) | USA | Qualitative | Measuring recovery | 11professional clinician |
Content analysis |
| 8 | Dupont et al ( 2016) | USA | Commentary article | Recovery element | ||
| 9 | Dennis etal (2005) | USA | Cohort | Recovery duration | 1271 person in recovery |
Questioner |
| 10 | Davidosn & white (2007) |
USA | Review | Recovery concept | ||
| 11 | El-gubaly (2012) | Canada | Review article | Recovery concept | ||
| 12 | Elswik et al (2018) | USA | Qualitative | Recovery exprience | 8 in recovery person | Interview |
| 13 | Galanter et al (2007) | USA | Instrument psychometric |
Spiritual Instrument | Questioner | |
| 14 | Galanter (2007) | USA | Review | Spirituality in recovery | ||
| 15 | Laudet (2007) | USA | Mixed method | Recovery mean | 440 in recovery persons |
Questioner- Interview |
| 16 | Laudet& Humphry (2013) |
USA | Review | Recovery Concept | ||
| 17 | Laudet (2008) | USA | Review | Recovery Road | ||
| 18 | Laudet etal (2006) | USA | Cross-sectional | Recovery factor | 353 Recovery person |
Questioner |
| 19 | Laudet (2002) | USA | Pilot study | Recovery pathway | 90 persons | Questioner |
| 20 | Law & Guo (2012 ) | Taiwan | exprimental | Recovery & hope | 40 female drug offender |
Questioner |
| 21 | Long & Vaughn (1999) |
USA | Qualitative | Recovery exprience | 7 young person | Interview |
| 22 | Grant (2007) | USA | Qualitative | Recovery experience | 25in-recovery women |
Interview |
| 23 | Groshkova (2013) | USA | Focus group | Recovery capital | 142 individuals | Questioner |
| 24 | Horoosh& Freedman ( 2017) |
Israel | Cross sectional | Addiction related growth |
104 recovered person |
Questioner |
| 25 | O Sullivan (2017) | USA | Cross sectional | Recovery capital | 76 in recovery persons |
Questioner |
| 26 | Neal etal (2014) | UK | Focus group | Recovery elements | 25professional clinician |
Group discussion |
| 27 | Neal et al (2015) | UK | Focus group | Recovery measure | 46 in recovery person |
Questioner |
| 28 | Neal etal (2016 ) | UK | Focus group | Recovery indicators | 124 different member |
Group discussion |
| 29 | Kaskutas etal (2014) | USA | Internet based survey |
Element of recovery | 9,341 person in recovery or recovered |
Questioner |
| 30 | Kelly et al (2015) | USA | Review | Recovery definition | ||
| 31 | Kearney (1998) | USA | Grounded formal theory |
Recovery experience | 10 article | Content analysis |
| 32 | Kaskutas et al (2015) | USA | Comparative study | Recovery definition | 1237 inrecovery person |
Questioner |
| 33 | Shineborne (2011) | UK | Qualitative | Subjective Experience |
6 female | Interview |
| 34 | Sterling etal ( 2013) | USA | Cross sectional | Recovery | 149 in recovery person |
Questioner |
| 35 | White( 2005) | USA | Review | Recovery concept | ||
| 36 | White & Kurtz (2006) | USA | Assay | Recovery Experience | ||
| 37 | White (2009) | USA | Review | Community Recourses |
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| 38 | Witbrodt et al (2015) | USA | Comparative study | Recovery typology | 4912 in recovery | Questioner |
| 39 | White et al (2006) | USA | Commentary | Recovery factors |