A modified therapeutic community‐based rehabilitation programme for heroin dependence in reformatory school: A follow‐up study

Zhao, Min; Hao, Wei; Yang, Desen; Xiao, Shuiyuan; Li, Lingjiang; Zhang, Yalin; Chen, Weiwen; Ping, Li; Deng, Kai; Xiaoxiong, Deng

doi:10.1108/17459265200200003

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“…However, acute medical treatment (detoxification) is only the first step of treatment, and by itself does not change long‐term drug use. Instead, long‐term care needs to be provided, and coexisting psychiatric disorders treated as well, in order to decrease rates of relapse [45–47]. So far, there is little evidence of effectiveness from detoxification or short‐term stabilization alone without maintenance or monitoring [43].…”

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Improving drug addiction treatment in China

Tang

Hao

2007

Addiction

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Improving drug addiction treatment in China

Tang

Hao

2007

Addiction

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Drug abuse and its treatment in China

Michels¹,

Zhao²,

Lü³

2007

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Drogenmissbrauch und Behandlung in China Hintergrund: Opiatmissbrauch lässt sich in China mehrere Jahrhunderte zurückverfolgen. Zur Zeit der Gründung der Volksrepublik China im Jahre 1949 war die Zahl der Opiummissbraucher auf über 20 Mio. angewachsen (5 % der Bevölkerung). In den frühen 50er Jahren unternahm die neue chinesische Regierung dramatische Anstrengungen, den Opiummissbrauch zu bekämpfen durch landesweite Anti-Drogen-Kampagnen mit z. T. harschen Methoden. Zwischen 1950 bis 1980 wurde China als drogenfreies Land angesehen. Seit der Erneuerung des Landes Ende der 80er Jahre hat sich Drogenmissbrauch sehr schnell wieder zum nationalen Problem entwickelt. Aktuelle Situation: Die Zahl der polizeilich registrierten Drogenmissbraucher stieg von 70.000 im Jahr 1990 auf über 1 Mio. Ende 2006. Ein großes Problem stellt die Ausbreitung von HIV dar mit mehr als 650.000 HIV-Infektionen, wovon rund 50 % auf i. v. Drogenkonsum zurückzuführen sind. Seit 2003 hat China harm reduction orientierte Maßnahmen implementiert wie Spritzenaustausch- und Methadonlangzeitprogramme, um die HIV-Ausbreitung unter Kontrolle zu bringen. Auch wenn noch immer Zwangstherapien vorherrschen, gewinnen freiwillige Behandlungseinrichtungen und psychotherapeutische Methoden zunehmend an Bedeutung. Schlussfolgerungen: Die wachsende Zahl der Methadonprogramme hat vielen i. v. Drogenkonsumenten auch eine neue Behandlungsoption eröffnet und die Ausbaupläne sind ambitioniert.

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A systematic review of outcome measures used in forensic mental health research with consensus panel opinion

Fitzpatrick

Chambers²,

Burns³

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A modified therapeutic community‐based rehabilitation programme for heroin dependence in reformatory school: A follow‐up study

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References 18 publications

Improving drug addiction treatment in China

Improving drug addiction treatment in China

Drug abuse and its treatment in China

A systematic review of outcome measures used in forensic mental health research with consensus panel opinion

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