Mental health professional perception of the embracement towards psychoactive substance user in CAPSad
Introduction: Adherence to chemical dependency treatment is still a great challenge for both, users and health care professionals. Currently, public healthcare policy is a tool to assist in the development of a humanized care model, which advocates for the practice of user inclusion. Objective: I...
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doaj-af7213faddd74b5a8cf4792bc00df2ed2020-11-25T00:30:05ZporUniversidade Federal de São CarlosCadernos Brasileiros de Terapia Ocupacional2526-89102526-89102017-06-0125234134910.4322/0104-4931.ctoAO0803Mental health professional perception of the embracement towards psychoactive substance user in CAPSadDaiane Bernardoni Salles0Meire Luci da Silva1Associação Paulista para o Desenvolvimento da Medicina, São Paulo, SP, Brazil.Departamento de Fisioterapia e Terapia Ocupacional, Universidade Estadual Paulista – UNESP, Marília, SP, Brazil Introduction: Adherence to chemical dependency treatment is still a great challenge for both, users and health care professionals. Currently, public healthcare policy is a tool to assist in the development of a humanized care model, which advocates for the practice of user inclusion. Objective: Investigate the perception of professionals who work in the mental health field, to understand the inclusion offered to users of psychoactive substances in Psychosocial Care Centers for alcohol and drug users (CAPSad). Method: A descriptive and exploratory study conducted at the CAPSad in São Paulo. Active professionals in the mental health field working at the CAPSad participated in the present study. For data collection a semi-structured questionnaire was used with 27 self-report questions, 15 closed questions, analyzed through statistics and 12 open questions, with speech analysis. Results: The questionnaires of six professionals with a mean of 14.3 years working at the CAPSad, revealed that they had no prior training about inclusion. Five participants responded that they carried out inclusion in the presence of the family, four responded without the presence of family and just one responded according to user choice (each participant could choose more than one option). The results show ambiguity regarding the concept of user inclusion, as all reported that inclusion hampers user reception, qualified listening, guidance and making necessary referrals. Conclusion: The need to create formal spaces for knowledge exchange, case discussion, and encourage professional training, promoting the identity of the service and improving user adherence to treatment was highlighted. http://www.cadernosdeterapiaocupacional.ufscar.br/index.php/cadernos/article/view/1516/869Substance-Related DisordersUser InclusionMental Health Service. |
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Mental health professional perception of the embracement towards psychoactive substance user in CAPSad |
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Mental health professional perception of the embracement towards psychoactive substance user in CAPSad |
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Mental health professional perception of the embracement towards psychoactive substance user in CAPSad |
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Mental health professional perception of the embracement towards psychoactive substance user in CAPSad |
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mental health professional perception of the embracement towards psychoactive substance user in capsad |
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Cadernos Brasileiros de Terapia Ocupacional |
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Introduction: Adherence to chemical dependency treatment is still a great challenge for both, users and
health care professionals. Currently, public healthcare policy is a tool to assist in the development of a humanized care
model, which advocates for the practice of user inclusion. Objective: Investigate the perception of professionals who
work in the mental health field, to understand the inclusion offered to users of psychoactive substances in Psychosocial
Care Centers for alcohol and drug users (CAPSad). Method: A descriptive and exploratory study conducted at the
CAPSad in São Paulo. Active professionals in the mental health field working at the CAPSad participated in the
present study. For data collection a semi-structured questionnaire was used with 27 self-report questions, 15 closed
questions, analyzed through statistics and 12 open questions, with speech analysis. Results: The questionnaires of
six professionals with a mean of 14.3 years working at the CAPSad, revealed that they had no prior training about
inclusion. Five participants responded that they carried out inclusion in the presence of the family, four responded
without the presence of family and just one responded according to user choice (each participant could choose more
than one option). The results show ambiguity regarding the concept of user inclusion, as all reported that inclusion
hampers user reception, qualified listening, guidance and making necessary referrals. Conclusion: The need to
create formal spaces for knowledge exchange, case discussion, and encourage professional training, promoting the
identity of the service and improving user adherence to treatment was highlighted. |
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Substance-Related Disorders User Inclusion Mental Health Service. |
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http://www.cadernosdeterapiaocupacional.ufscar.br/index.php/cadernos/article/view/1516/869 |
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