What does ATOM mean?
ATOM means Adolescent Treatment Outcomes Module
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for Adolescent Treatment Outcomes Module?
Adolescent Treatment Outcomes Module can be abbreviated as ATOM
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What does ATOM stand for? ATOM stands for "Adolescent Treatment Outcomes Module". |
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How to abbreviate "Adolescent Treatment Outcomes Module"? "Adolescent Treatment Outcomes Module" can be abbreviated as ATOM. |
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What is the meaning of ATOM abbreviation? The meaning of ATOM abbreviation is "Adolescent Treatment Outcomes Module". |
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What is ATOM abbreviation? One of the definitions of ATOM is "Adolescent Treatment Outcomes Module". |
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What does ATOM mean? ATOM as abbreviation means "Adolescent Treatment Outcomes Module". |
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What is shorthand of Adolescent Treatment Outcomes Module? The most common shorthand of "Adolescent Treatment Outcomes Module" is ATOM. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- DTORS - Drug Treatment Outcomes Research Study
- ATC - Adolescent Treatment Center
- ATP - Adolescent Treatment Program
- ISTOP - Illinois Statewide Treatment Outcomes Project
- JMATE - Joint Meeting on Adolescent Treatment Effectiveness
- TOP - Treatment Outcomes Profile
- TOPPS - Treatment Outcomes and Performance Pilot Studies
- AOM - Alcohol Outcomes Module
- BATC - Butner Adolescent Treatment Center
- CATP - Child and Adolescent Treatment Program
- CCATS - Center for Child and Adolescent Treatment Services
- DATOS-A - Drug Abuse Treatment Outcomes Studies for Adolescents
- ATCW - Adolescent Treatment Center Winnebago
- MTOP - Medical Treatment Outcomes Project
- PIB - Practice Improvement Branch of the National Treatment Outcomes Monitoring System
- SAOM - Substance Abuse Outcomes Module
- atm - Adolescent Treatment Models
- dom - Depression Outcomes Module
- topps - Treatment Outcomes & Program Performance System
- tops - Treatment Outcomes in Pain Survey