Characterization of the clientele attended in a Psychosocial Care Center - alcohol and drugs
This documentary and retrospective study aimed to analyze the profile of the clientele attended in the Psychosocial Care Center Alcohol and Other Drugs from Sobral, Ceará, Brazil in 2010, based on 300 records. Males predominated with 75% (n=225), with age ranging from 11 to 29 years old with 44.3% (...
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doaj-5562b972bd82475089268c7870ece5df2020-11-25T01:44:44ZengUniversidade Federal do CearáRev Rene1517-38522175-67832013-09-01144Characterization of the clientele attended in a Psychosocial Care Center - alcohol and drugsEliany Nazaré Oliveira0Maria Wanessa Pereira Silva1Sara Cordeiro Eloia2Francisca Waldiane Pereira Mororó3Gleisson Ferreira Lima4Manuelle Maria Marques Matias5 Universidade Estadual Vale do Acaraú Universidade Estadual Vale do AcaraúUniversidade Federal do Ceará Coordination of Improvement of Higher Education Personnel (CAPES) Universidade Estadual Vale do Acaraú Universidade Estadual Vale do AcaraúThis documentary and retrospective study aimed to analyze the profile of the clientele attended in the Psychosocial Care Center Alcohol and Other Drugs from Sobral, Ceará, Brazil in 2010, based on 300 records. Males predominated with 75% (n=225), with age ranging from 11 to 29 years old with 44.3% (n=133), single with 49% (n=147), and with elementary school 45.7% (n=137). The most commonly used drug among men was crack, 31.3% (n=94), and among women, tobacco, 12% (n=36). The losses associated with dependence, are mostly related to the family, with 31.3% (n=94). The highlight to crack requires changes in the care process implemented in institutions. One should remain alert to these new profiles related to chemical dependency, so that quality and integral care can be offered to this clientele.http://www.revistarene.ufc.br/revista/index.php/revista/article/view/200/pdf_1CearáBrazil in 2010based on 300 records. Males predominated with 75% (n=225)with age ranging from 11 to 29 years old with 44.3% (n=133)single with 49% (n=147)and with elementary school 45.7% (n=137). The most commonly used drug among men was crack31.3% (n=94)and among womentobacco12% (n=36). The losses associated with dependenceare mostly related to the familywith 31.3% (n=94). The highlight to crack requires changes in the care process implemented in institutions. One should remain alert to these new profiles related to chemical dependencyMental Health;Drug Users;Mental Health Services |
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Eliany Nazaré Oliveira Maria Wanessa Pereira Silva Sara Cordeiro Eloia Francisca Waldiane Pereira Mororó Gleisson Ferreira Lima Manuelle Maria Marques Matias Characterization of the clientele attended in a Psychosocial Care Center - alcohol and drugs Rev Rene Ceará Brazil in 2010 based on 300 records. Males predominated with 75% (n=225) with age ranging from 11 to 29 years old with 44.3% (n=133) single with 49% (n=147) and with elementary school 45.7% (n=137). The most commonly used drug among men was crack 31.3% (n=94) and among women tobacco 12% (n=36). The losses associated with dependence are mostly related to the family with 31.3% (n=94). The highlight to crack requires changes in the care process implemented in institutions. One should remain alert to these new profiles related to chemical dependency Mental Health; Drug Users; Mental Health Services |
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Eliany Nazaré Oliveira Maria Wanessa Pereira Silva Sara Cordeiro Eloia Francisca Waldiane Pereira Mororó Gleisson Ferreira Lima Manuelle Maria Marques Matias |
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Characterization of the clientele attended in a Psychosocial Care Center - alcohol and drugs |
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Characterization of the clientele attended in a Psychosocial Care Center - alcohol and drugs |
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Characterization of the clientele attended in a Psychosocial Care Center - alcohol and drugs |
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Characterization of the clientele attended in a Psychosocial Care Center - alcohol and drugs |
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Characterization of the clientele attended in a Psychosocial Care Center - alcohol and drugs |
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characterization of the clientele attended in a psychosocial care center - alcohol and drugs |
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Universidade Federal do Ceará |
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This documentary and retrospective study aimed to analyze the profile of the clientele attended in the Psychosocial Care Center Alcohol and Other Drugs from Sobral, Ceará, Brazil in 2010, based on 300 records. Males predominated with 75% (n=225), with age ranging from 11 to 29 years old with 44.3% (n=133), single with 49% (n=147), and with elementary school 45.7% (n=137). The most commonly used drug among men was crack, 31.3% (n=94), and among women, tobacco, 12% (n=36). The losses associated with dependence, are mostly related to the family, with 31.3% (n=94). The highlight to crack requires changes in the care process implemented in institutions. One should remain alert to these new profiles related to chemical dependency, so that quality and integral care can be offered to this clientele. |
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Ceará Brazil in 2010 based on 300 records. Males predominated with 75% (n=225) with age ranging from 11 to 29 years old with 44.3% (n=133) single with 49% (n=147) and with elementary school 45.7% (n=137). The most commonly used drug among men was crack 31.3% (n=94) and among women tobacco 12% (n=36). The losses associated with dependence are mostly related to the family with 31.3% (n=94). The highlight to crack requires changes in the care process implemented in institutions. One should remain alert to these new profiles related to chemical dependency Mental Health; Drug Users; Mental Health Services |
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