Family members seeking compulsory hospitalization for drug-using members: profile, expectations and needs

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Autor(a) principal: Silva,Lorena Laiza Santana Veiga
Data de Publicação: 2021
Outros Autores: Silva,Jair Lourenço da, Cruz,Maria Goreti da Silva, Perseguino,Marcelo Geovane, Horta,Ana Lúcia de Moraes
Tipo de documento: Artigo
Idioma: eng
Título da fonte: Revista Brasileira de Enfermagem (Online)
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Resumo: ABSTRACT Objective: to outline the profile and understand the expectations and needs of family members who seek compulsory hospitalization for drug-using members. Method: Mixed research; data collected involving 101 medical records and semi-structured interviews with 26 family members. SPSS software and content analysis was used. Results: The sample was characterized predominantly by women. Most users had other treatment modalities. Significant associations were observed between the request for hospitalization, the presence of aggressiveness, and other behaviors typical of harmful drug use for requesting compulsory hospitalization. The categories were: The difficult coexistence with the user; the journey of family members to “bring the user back to life”; Expectations and needs regarding compulsory hospitalization. Conclusion: The study provided a broader view of the complexity and inter-subjectivities of family systems in the face of the drug cycle, promoting discussions and strategies for multidisciplinary services in the comprehensive care of these families.
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dc.title.none.fl_str_mv Family members seeking compulsory hospitalization for drug-using members: profile, expectations and needs
title Family members seeking compulsory hospitalization for drug-using members: profile, expectations and needs
spellingShingle Family members seeking compulsory hospitalization for drug-using members: profile, expectations and needs
Silva,Lorena Laiza Santana Veiga
Family Relations
Substance Use Disorders
Drug Users
Involuntary Psychiatric Treatment
Right to Health
title_short Family members seeking compulsory hospitalization for drug-using members: profile, expectations and needs
title_full Family members seeking compulsory hospitalization for drug-using members: profile, expectations and needs
title_fullStr Family members seeking compulsory hospitalization for drug-using members: profile, expectations and needs
title_full_unstemmed Family members seeking compulsory hospitalization for drug-using members: profile, expectations and needs
title_sort Family members seeking compulsory hospitalization for drug-using members: profile, expectations and needs
author Silva,Lorena Laiza Santana Veiga
author_facet Silva,Lorena Laiza Santana Veiga
Silva,Jair Lourenço da
Cruz,Maria Goreti da Silva
Perseguino,Marcelo Geovane
Horta,Ana Lúcia de Moraes
author_role author
author2 Silva,Jair Lourenço da
Cruz,Maria Goreti da Silva
Perseguino,Marcelo Geovane
Horta,Ana Lúcia de Moraes
author2_role author
author
author
author
dc.contributor.author.fl_str_mv Silva,Lorena Laiza Santana Veiga
Silva,Jair Lourenço da
Cruz,Maria Goreti da Silva
Perseguino,Marcelo Geovane
Horta,Ana Lúcia de Moraes
dc.subject.por.fl_str_mv Family Relations
Substance Use Disorders
Drug Users
Involuntary Psychiatric Treatment
Right to Health
topic Family Relations
Substance Use Disorders
Drug Users
Involuntary Psychiatric Treatment
Right to Health
description ABSTRACT Objective: to outline the profile and understand the expectations and needs of family members who seek compulsory hospitalization for drug-using members. Method: Mixed research; data collected involving 101 medical records and semi-structured interviews with 26 family members. SPSS software and content analysis was used. Results: The sample was characterized predominantly by women. Most users had other treatment modalities. Significant associations were observed between the request for hospitalization, the presence of aggressiveness, and other behaviors typical of harmful drug use for requesting compulsory hospitalization. The categories were: The difficult coexistence with the user; the journey of family members to “bring the user back to life”; Expectations and needs regarding compulsory hospitalization. Conclusion: The study provided a broader view of the complexity and inter-subjectivities of family systems in the face of the drug cycle, promoting discussions and strategies for multidisciplinary services in the comprehensive care of these families.
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