Abordagem Motivacional para familiar de usuário de drogas por telefone: um estudo de caso

Bortolon, Cassandra Borges; Machado, Cassio Andrade; Ferigolo, Maristela; Barros, Helena M.T.

doi:10.4013/ctc.2013.62.08

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“…There are times when the codependent member must not help drug users, Acta Scientiarum. Health Sciences Maringá, v. 39, n. 2, p. 175-181, July-Dec., 2017 which is extremely difficult for the family since it involves more feelings of fear and guilt (Bortolon, et al, 2013). Financial and emotional burdens affect families, especially when the drug users are also involved in illegal activities such as trafficking, stealing, robbery and prostitution, which interfere significantly and negatively on the health and functioning of their family (Reis & Moreira, 2013).…”

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<b>Feelings and codependent behavior in the family of illicit drugs users

Costa

Marcon

Paiano

et al. 2017

Acta Sci. Health Sci.

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ABSTRACT. Current descriptive and qualitative study described feelings and codependent behavior in relatives of illicit drug users. Data were collected between March and April 2012 by an open interview with eight family members of illicit drugs-dependent individuals and subjected to theme-mode content analysis. Results were classified into two categories which showed intense suffering coupled to feelings of guilt, fear, shame, sadness, shame and manifestation of codependent behaviors such as denial and control of the one´s situation and that of others. Professionals should know the situation in which the families of drug addicts live to assist them in a different way. They should also identify codependent relatives, since they also need care so that their behavior does not worsen the symptoms and behavior of the drug user and prevents a possible medical or psychiatric diagnosis.Keywords: family, street drugs, drug-related disorders, feelings, behavior. Sentimentos e comportamentos codependentes em familiares de usuários de drogas ilícitasRESUMO. Estudo descritivo de natureza qualitativa que teve por objetivo descrever sentimentos e comportamentos codependentes em familiares de usuários de drogas ilícitas. Os dados foram coletados no período de março a abril de 2012 por meio de entrevista aberta com oito familiares de indivíduos com dependência química e submetidos à análise de conteúdo, modalidade temática. Os resultados foram compilados em duas categorias, as quais evidenciaram a vivência de intenso sofrimento com sentimentos de culpa, medo, vergonha, tristeza, pena e manifestação de comportamentos codependentes, como a negação, assumir o controle da situação sozinho entre outros. Conclui-se que os profissionais precisam conhecer a realidade das famílias de dependentes químicos a fim de poder assisti-las de forma diferenciada, identificando o familiar codependente, pois este também precisa de cuidado para que seu comportamento não agrave os sintomas e comportamentos de seu familiar-dependente e nem resulte para si, em um diagnóstico clínico ou psiquiátrico.Palavras-chave: família, drogas ilícitas, transtornos relacionados ao uso de substâncias. sentimentos, comportamento.

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“…The prevalence of this population reaches 71% and the main symptoms include feelings of low self-esteem and responsibility in solving problems (Bortolon, Machado, Ferigolo, & Barros, 2013).…”

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<b>Feelings and codependent behavior in the family of illicit drugs users

Costa

Marcon

Paiano

et al. 2017

Acta Sci. Health Sci.

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“…Moreover, the authors noticed the expansion of self-perception of the patient on his personal needs and limits with regard to chemical dependency. Thus, it is emphasized that an intervention focused on motivational approaches and in MI represents a helping strategy 21 .…”

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Telephone interventions for adherence to colpocytological examination

Lima

Nicolau²,

Carvalho

et al. 2017

Rev. Latino-Am. Enfermagem

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Objective:to test the effects of behavioral and educational intervention by telephone on adherence of women with inappropriate periodicity to colpocytological examination. Method:quasi-experimental study with a sample of 524 women, selected with the following inclusion criteria: be aged between 25 and 64 years, have initiated sexual activity, have inappropriate periodicity of examination and have mobile or landline phone. The women were divided into two groups for application of behavioral and educational intervention by telephone. It was used an intervention script according to the principles of Motivational Interviewing. Results:on comparing the results before and after the behavioral and educational interventions, it was found that there was a statistically significant change (p = 0.0283) with increase of knowledge of women who participated in the educational intervention. There was no change in the attitude of women of any of the groups and there was an increase of adherence to colpocytological examination in both groups (p < 0.0001), with greater adherence of women participating in the behavioral group (66.8%). Conclusion:the behavioral and educational interventions by phone were effective in the adherence of women to colpocytological examination, representing important strategies for permanent health education and promotion of care for the prevention of cervical cancer.

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“…In the interventions tested, these aspects are considered, including in the use of the telephone as an educational means which is practical, accessible and less onerous for the patients, in relation to other forms of action. One can assert, therefore, that the strategies implemented contributed to the idea that telephone calls are a further tool for holistic care, constitute evolution of traditional care, and do not constitute a barrier to personal contact between patient and professional 10 - 11 .…”

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“…The use of the telephone for motivating continuous care in health is often attractive, accessible and less onerous than other forms of action. Telephone interventions based in the literature and in the humanized approach, with space for specific questions about the examination, or even to discuss the patient’s fears, can be as efficacious for the continuity of the care as personally implemented interventions, and better than static means, such as letters, pamphlets and videos 10 - 11 .…”

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Telephone interventions in adherence to receiving the Pap test report: a randomized clinical trial

Nicolau¹,

Lima²,

Vasconcelos

et al. 2017

Rev. Latino-Am. Enfermagem

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Objective:to test the efficacy of the behavioral and educational interventions undertaken by telephone, for women’s attendance at the consultation to receive the Pap test report. Method:a randomized clinical trial, with a sample randomized in three groups: telephone call - educational (n=171), telephone call - reminder (n=171) and comparison (n=169). The inclusion criteria were to be of legal age, to have become sexually active, to undertake the preventive examination during the study and to have a mobile or fixed telephone. The educational group received a telephone call involving a script based in the motivational interview and in the Brazilian guidelines. The behavioral group received a telephone call involving a reminder about the consultation. The comparison group received a card with details of when to return for a consultation regarding the results. Results:the women who received one of the interventions had a non-return rate of 7.3% and an increase of 39% (RR CI95%: 1.24-1.55) in the protection against this outcome. In the individual analysis of the interventions, it was evidenced that both are efficacious, as the telephone call - reminder reduces the woman’s failure to return to the service by 40% (RR CI95%: 1.25-1.57), while the telephone call - educational does so by 37% (RR CI95%: 1.22-1.54). The rates of non-return were of 6.5% and 8.2%, respectively, as against 33.1% in the comparison group. Conclusion:the interventions tested showed greater efficacy in the educational and behavioral contexts, in relation to the normal attendance, as they motivated the women to return to the service to receive the Pap test report. Clinical trial register: RBR-w3vnc.

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Abordagem Motivacional para familiar de usuário de drogas por telefone: um estudo de caso

Cited by 5 publications

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<b>Feelings and codependent behavior in the family of illicit drugs users

<b>Feelings and codependent behavior in the family of illicit drugs users

Telephone interventions for adherence to colpocytological examination

Telephone interventions in adherence to receiving the Pap test report: a randomized clinical trial

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