英文摘要 |
Drug addicts are in need of a reliable community scheme that encourages them to make a determined effort to turn over a new leaf. Given that drug addicts are isolated in the state from the society. This study first employed the health belief model to investigate the health-care-seeking behavior of drug addicts at a treatment center and then conducted focus-group interviews with practitioners at drug abuse prevention centers and with methadone replacement therapy to explore their opinions on the implementation of a community-based customized drug treatment program. The plight faced by drug addiction physical therapy services team comprises: (1) the jobs and duties of the local drug treatment practitioners should be integrated to handle individual cases; (2) drug treatment institutions should coordinate their authority and responsibility regarding case management; (3) government intervention is the driving force behind the implementation of case management. Team to develop integration and coordination mechanisms: (1) the considerable difficulty in tracing individual addicts should entail more contingency approaches; (2) supervisor-subordinate communication at drug treatment institutions should be improved; and (3) drug abuse prevention centers should be empowered to exercise some extent of legal authority. This study also found that drug addicts previously involved in a harm-reduction program would live a progressively better life. Therefore, to create a win-win situation between drug addicts and drug treatment management systems, case management tasks performed by each treatment institution in a local region should be coordinated, thereby yielding a sustainable, varied community-based treatment program and enhancing the capabilities drug abuse prevention centers. |