From workplace to school, from
professional sports to the
armed services, the advent of drug-testing procedures has stirred debate and controversy. Although designed to detect and thereby curtail the use of illicit drugs, this well-intentioned procedure involves difficult issues which requireinformed decision making. In this thought-provoking and practical book,
Robert Coombs and Louis Jolyon West introduce readers to the complex world of drug testing. Written in nontechnical language for those concerned with substance abuse issues, the authors explore drug-testing methodology andoffer guidelines for selecting the appropriate screening techniques. The questions concerning "voluntary"