Cita APA

Wu, L., Ling, W., Burchett, B., Blazer, D. G., Yang, C., Pan, J., . . . Woody, G. E. (2011). Use of item response theory and latent class analysis to link poly-substance use disorders with addiction severity, HIV risk, and quality of life among opioid-dependent patients in the Clinical Trials Network.

Chicago Style Citation

Wu, Li-Tzy, Walter Ling, Bruce Burchett, Dan G. Blazer, Chongming Yang, Jeng-Jong Pan, Bryce B. Reeve, i George E. Woody. Use of Item Response Theory and Latent Class Analysis to Link Poly-substance Use Disorders With Addiction Severity, HIV Risk, and Quality of Life Among Opioid-dependent Patients in the Clinical Trials Network. 2011.

Cita MLA

Wu, Li-Tzy, et al. Use of Item Response Theory and Latent Class Analysis to Link Poly-substance Use Disorders With Addiction Severity, HIV Risk, and Quality of Life Among Opioid-dependent Patients in the Clinical Trials Network. 2011.