| Summary: | 碩士 === 高雄醫學大學 === 醫學社會學與社會工作學研究所 === 99 === After HIV-positive drug addict epidemic outbreaks in Taiwan in 2005, this issue obtained high attention between both governmental and nongovernmental units. Government has attempted to control the spread of disease by the “Harm Reduction Program” while nongovernmental units have gradually developed related service programs to meet the need of this specific population. Under this background, this research applies “Social Network Episode Model” as its analyzable viewpoint, which contains the following research purposes:
I)To understand the connection and interaction with the related service networks during the process of formerly-imprisoned HIV-positive injection drug users societal re-integrating.
II)To understand the connection and interaction relationship between each service network.
III)To understand the difficulties and challenges which service networks encounter during the process of resources connection and interaction.
Furthermore, by means of depth interviews to collect information from twelve staffs who work among fields in public health units, designated hospitals and related societal welfare organizations in Kaohsiung area. Preliminary research results include four points:
I)The crucial entrance of entering correlated service units.
II)The interaction relationship between external social networks and formerly-imprisoned HIV-positive injection drug users.
III)The interaction relationship between internal social networks and formerly-imprisoned HIV-positive injection drug users.
IV)The challenges of societal networks operation and the coping strategies.
Also, according to the result, the research aimed suggestions for the following four parts:
I)The strategies for formerly-imprisoned HIV-positive injection drug users during the societal re-integrating.
II)The focus of interaction relationship between external social networks and formerly-imprisoned HIV-positive injection drug users.
III)The focus of interaction between internal social networks and formerly-imprisoned HIV-positive injection drug users.
IV)The completed and perfect strategies for the overall societal service networks.
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