2018
DOI: 10.1590/0102.3772e34412
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Drogas - Pra que te quero? Drogadição e Adolescência na Voz dos Socioeducadores

Abstract: RESUMO -Foi estudada a compreensão de seis socioeducadores sobre a relação entre o uso de drogas e a prática infracional de adolescentes em cumprimento de medida socioeducativa em meio aberto. O método qualitativo descritivo foi instrumentalizado por entrevistas semiestruturadas, e a análise se deu a partir das interpretações por eles atribuídas para o uso de drogas. Para os socioeducadores, tal uso está relacionado às condições históricas de exclusão social, ressaltando a dificuldade de acesso ao lazer e aos … Show more

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“…These last two patterns increase the risks, enhance the effects of some substances on others, interfere with diagnosis and make treatment more difficult [ 29 ]. A previous intervention in 3882 Spanish adolescents pointed out that, in the short term, the consumption of more than one substance led to a higher probability of consuming other illegal substances, risky or abusive consumption of alcohol (binge drinking), traffic accidents, injuries, risky sexual relations with a greater probability of sexually transmitted diseases, fights, problematic use of the Internet or cyberbullying [ 31 ], criminal behavior and other acts of violence [ 32 , 33 , 34 ]. In terms of medium- and long-term consequences, it is associated with physical problems, low cognitive performance, depression and suicide.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…These last two patterns increase the risks, enhance the effects of some substances on others, interfere with diagnosis and make treatment more difficult [ 29 ]. A previous intervention in 3882 Spanish adolescents pointed out that, in the short term, the consumption of more than one substance led to a higher probability of consuming other illegal substances, risky or abusive consumption of alcohol (binge drinking), traffic accidents, injuries, risky sexual relations with a greater probability of sexually transmitted diseases, fights, problematic use of the Internet or cyberbullying [ 31 ], criminal behavior and other acts of violence [ 32 , 33 , 34 ]. In terms of medium- and long-term consequences, it is associated with physical problems, low cognitive performance, depression and suicide.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Droga é qualquer tipo de substância que quando consumida pelas pessoas altera as funções corporais. Podem ser classificadas de acordo com o seu princípio ativo em estimulante ou depressora, ou até mesmo de acordo com a legalidade ou ilegalidade entre outros (JIMENEZ; ADORNO;MARQUES, 2018).…”
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“…The UAi serves a public aged 10 to 18 years of both sexes, considering in the individual therapeutic project, humanized care, social reintegration, family bonds and links with the network, among other aspects (Ministério da Saúde, 2012). Due to their recent implementation and reduced qualification of the UAis, young drug users were being attended or interned in institutions aimed at adults, as is the case of CAPSad, or religious organizations, such as some Therapeutic Communities (Jimenez, Adorno, & Marques, 2018). Therefore, the UAi has the potential to provide assistance in the territory, focused on the specific needs of this age group, fulfilling an institutional role that could provide resources for this population.…”
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confidence: 99%