Profile Analysis of Alcohol and Cocaine addicts versus Cocaine and Alcohol. Approach to the different therapeutic strategies / Análisis del perfil de los adictos a Alcohol y Cocaína versus Cocaína y Alcohol. Aproximación a las distintas estrategias (...)
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Alcohol, Cocaína, Tratamiento, Perfil. / Keywords, cocaine, treatments, profile.Abstract
El presente trabajo pretende definir las características de los usuarios que acuden a cuatro Unidades de Conductas Adictivas de la provincia de Alicante presentando una problemática con el consumo de alcohol y cocaína , incluyendo las variables sociodemográficas, hasta la aparición de distintas complicaciones y el tratamiento recibido en los recursos específicos. Todo ello a partir de un análisis longitudinal de los pacientes diagnosticados de abuso o dependencia a alcohol y cocaína, que han sido atendidos en distintas unidades de Conductas Adictivas de la Provincia de Alicante.
El objetivo del estudio es el de recoger el tratamiento a emplear, a partir de las características del sujeto.
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The present study pretends to define the characteristics of the people who attend the four Units of Addictive Conducts of the province of Alicante, which presents the problems that exist in the consumption of alcohol and cocaine, including the sociodemographic variables and the different complications that appear, as well as the treatments received in the specific recourses. All of this is studied by longitudinal analysis of the patients diagnosed with alcohol or cocaine abuse or dependence, which were attended in the different units of Addictive Conducts of the Province of Alicante.
The objective of this study is to collect the treatments used depending on the subject´s characteristics.
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