Guidelines for psychosocial interventions in addictive disorders in India: An introduction and overview

Murthy, Pratima

doi:10.4103/psychiatry.indianjpsychiatry_35_18

Indian J Psychiatry

2018

DOI: 10.4103/psychiatry.indianjpsychiatry_35_18

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Guidelines for psychosocial interventions in addictive disorders in India: An introduction and overview

Pratima Murthy

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“…An important aspect of addiction care services has been providing brief, evidence-based psychosocial interventions. 6 In resource-limited settings like that of India, these tasks have been shifted to paraprofessionals, such as nurses and counselors. 7 In north Indian states, community-level surveys show that Punjab, with a population of three crores, 8 is most affected by SUDs.…”

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Telementoring Counseling Skills for Deaddiction Counselors in Punjab During the COVID-19 Pandemic

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Indian Journal of Psychological Medicine

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Telementoring Counseling Skills for Deaddiction Counselors in Punjab During the COVID-19 Pandemic

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Varshney

Chander

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Indian Journal of Psychological Medicine

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Acceptance of e-consult for Substance Use Disorders during the COVID 19 pandemic: A study from India

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Ganesh

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Asian Journal of Psychiatry

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Highlights Digital health tool has been employed to increase access to care for the patient with SUD during COVID 19 pandemic. E-consult, a mobile-friendly tool, connects remote health care providers (HCPs) with addiction specialists. Consultation for the cases, as well as educative materials, was offered to the HCPs. This asynchronous telepsychiatry may be more suited for a busy specialist from a developing country like India.

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Using Digital Health Technologies to Manage the Psychosocial Symptoms of Menopause in the Workplace: A Narrative Literature Review

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Hungerford

Wilson

2020

Issues in Mental Health Nursing

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Many women experience vasomotor, psychosocial, physical and sexual symptoms during their menopausal life-stage. Specifically, the psychosocial symptoms of menopause can include loss of confidence, issues with self-identity and body image, inattention and loss of memory, increased levels of stress, and a higher risk of developing anxiety and depression. In the workplace, such symptoms can impact the woman's capacity to perform to her optimal levels. Even so, many women do not seek help to manage their symptoms due to feelings of embarrassment, the possibility of experiencing adverse reactions from others, or the cultural taboos that are attached to the condition.Digital health technologies, including virtual consultations, therapeutic interventions, and participation in online communities of support, provide an important means by which women can obtain information about menopause. In the field of mental health, digital technologies have an increasing evidence base. This paper considers how mental health practitioners can adapt, utilise or recommend digital health strategies to support older women in occupational settings to manage their psychosocial symptoms of menopause.

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Guidelines for psychosocial interventions in addictive disorders in India: An introduction and overview

Cited by 3 publications

References 17 publications

Telementoring Counseling Skills for Deaddiction Counselors in Punjab During the COVID-19 Pandemic

Telementoring Counseling Skills for Deaddiction Counselors in Punjab During the COVID-19 Pandemic

Acceptance of e-consult for Substance Use Disorders during the COVID 19 pandemic: A study from India

Using Digital Health Technologies to Manage the Psychosocial Symptoms of Menopause in the Workplace: A Narrative Literature Review

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