Providing Post-Treatment Support in an Outpatient Alcohol and Other Drug Treatment Context: A Qualitative Study of Staff Opinion

作者: Justin Pulford , Stella Black , Amanda Wheeler , Janie Sheridan , Peter Adams

DOI: 10.1007/S11469-009-9218-0

关键词: Context (language use)Substance abuseQualitative researchHealth psychologyAlcohol abuseNursingRehabilitationPublic healthService (business)Medicine

摘要: This paper examines the post-treatment support practices, attitudes and preferences of outpatient alcohol other drug (AOD) treatment staff as well perceived barriers to implementing a service in an AOD context. Data were collected via semi-structured interview group discussion (n = 23). Findings suggest that was rarely provided by participating or their respective services. However, there widespread for such services, it generally believed implementation would be most successful if: multiple options made available; if one more these based on maintenance established client/clinician relationship; involved proactive (service-led) telephone support. A number possible identified, although none considered insurmountable.

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