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cord-334408-w0yxz7zb	Rosca, Paola	Isolating the isolated: Implications of COVID-19 quarantine measures on in-patient detoxification treatment for substance use disorders	2020-07-06		.txt	text/plain	2226	109	46	In many countries, local and national authorities applied contingency and ad-hoc measures with the aim of mitigating the spread of the virus among staff and patients of Substance Use Disorder (SUD) treatment services. Some private in-patient and residential detoxification services instructed staff to defer all travel plans abroad (UK Addiction Treatment Centres, 2020) . While helping to curtail the spread of COVID-19 infection among patients and staff,measures could also have a negative, disruptive effect on SUD services (European Monitoring Centre for Drug and Drug Addiction, 2020). During the lockdown, state funded SUD treatment services in Israel instituted a number of measures to limit patient and staff contact. We present here a case vignette of the impact of quarantine orders following patient and staff contact with a COVID-19 infected employee in an in-patient centre in the town of Eilaboon in northern Israel.	./cache/cord-334408-w0yxz7zb.txt	./txt/cord-334408-w0yxz7zb.txt