| 英文摘要 |
148 drug addicts comprising 67 amphetamine and 81 opiate cases were followed up one year after discharge from Narcotics Abstinence Department in Kai-Suan Psychiatric Hospital and Institute. The factors associated with lapse or relapse were studied. Results showed that shorter duration of substance abuse (less than one year) was related to the least postreatment drug use. The provision of special services and length of time in treatment were more related to abstinence success. A varity of intrapersonal deficits (insomnia, depressive mood, nervousness, loss of interest, bad temper etc.) and interpersonal deficits (unemployment, reinforcement by drug-using friends) were the major lapse or relapse factors. It is suggested that early finding and treatment help in better outcome, the provision of special services during treatment including cognitive-behavioral skill training might help in the reduction of lapse or relapse rate, and a minimum of six-month duration is suggested for either abstinence treatment or law enforcement. |