Preparation for alcohol detoxification group programme. Service users’ evaluation of individual sessions

Kouimtsidis, Christos; Kolli, Sangeetha

doi:10.3109/14659891.2013.770568

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“…They can be very useful for medical research and provide clinical staff with very good information from an in-depth study that can improve care [4]. This is the purpose of this paper to see if the valuable things that help people engage and can this be worked into a uniform process [4][5][6][7][8][9][10][11][12][13][14][15][16][17].…”

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A Need to Protect What is Already Existent: Alcohol Community Detoxifications in Primary Care: Primary Care Services Islington Whittington NHS Trust

Fernandez¹

2018

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This paper is outlining the valuable work that has been completed in primary care for patients who have dependent patterns around alcohol use. Due to the economic climate of austerity alcohol and drug services have had to endure large financial cuts and this has led to some service provision being dis-continued or at best streamlined. This paper asks that nurse-led detoxifications are important for patients to access in primary care. If there is streamlining it needs to be conducted where the best parts of a service are kept. Alcohol detoxifications in primary care are such a service.Conclusion: There are personal and organizational factors that are influencing the nurse's work motivation in Jeddah, which should be met and considered by nursing management.

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