肯尼亚社区门诊成瘾治疗方案的利用情况

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African Journal of Drug and Alcohol Studies Pub Date : 2011-03-06 DOI:10.4314/AJDAS.V9I2.64139

Cs Deveau, ludovick tengia, C. Mutua, S. Njoroge, lillian Dajoh, B. Singer

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摘要

本文考察了肯尼亚不同地区开发的一些门诊成瘾治疗方案。对2007年至2010年间四个地点门诊服务的使用情况进行了检查。一项以实地为基础的随访调查被用来确定参与治疗的病人的戒断率。讨论了影响回收效果的因素。在三年的时间里，门诊成瘾治疗的使用率和服务的保留率有所增加，对客户的实地随访显示，戒断率为42%。关键词:门诊治疗，酒精，药物，戒毒，艾滋病，肯尼亚

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utiliZAtion of coMMunitY-BASeD outPAtient ADDiction treAtMent ProgrAMMeS in KenYA

This paper examines a number of outpatient addictions treatment programmes developed in various regions of Kenya. The uptake of outpatient services at four sites between 2007 and 2010 has been examined. A field-based follow-up survey was administered to determine abstinence rates among clients who participated in treatment. Factors involved in recovery outcomes are discussed. Utilization of outpatient addictions treatment and retention in services increased over the three-year period, and field-based follow up with clients showed 42% abstinence rates. Key Words: Outpatient treatment, Alcohol, Drug, Addiction recovery, HIV, Kenya

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African Journal of Drug and Alcohol Studies Medicine-Psychiatry and Mental Health

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