research on addiction

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Eslami B, Talebi M, Mahdiopour Khorasani M, Zakeri Hamaneh H, Kazemi A. The Comparative Evaluation of the Effectiveness of the Actions Taken by Clinics, Camps, and NA Groups and Development of an Effective Model for Addiction Prevention and Reduction. etiadpajohi 2017; 11 (42) :53-70
URL: http://etiadpajohi.ir/article-1-855-en.html

Objective: The current study was an attempt to conduct a comparative evaluation of the success of the actions and measures taken by clinics, camps, and NA groups, and also to develop an efficient model for the prevention and reduction of drug addiction. Method: For this purpose, 150 addicted people (40 men and 10 women) from clinics, camps, and NA groups were qualitatively studied using in-depth interviews. Results: The findings of the present study showed that all the activities of clinics, camps, and NA groups have some strengths and weaknesses. Conclusion: As a result, both dry and methadone treatments should be considered in addiction treatment. In both treatment methods, the continuous relations of addicts with their family requires their participation in activities of the rehabilitation center, and the creation of a sense of security, and employment.