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- E K Jeffer.
- Army National Guard, Alexandria, VA 22302-1454.
- Mil Med. 1993 Feb 1;158(2):69-73.
AbstractAs a preliminary step to studying the Army's experience with against medical advice (AMA) discharges, the literature was reviewed. Fifty-one articles were found through a computer program search. These articles reported widely varying rates depending upon the type of patient, primary diagnosis, and type of setting. Patients with drug and/or alcohol abuse problems are at significantly higher risk for AMA. No civilian studies have been identified which evaluate long-term trends.
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