Estudio sobre la experiencia de hombres atendidos en centros residenciales de ayuda mutua para la atención de las adicciones

Marín-Navarrete, Rodrigo; Eliosa-Hernández, Angélica; Lozano-Verduzco, Ignacio; Fuente, Carla Fernández-De la; Turnbull, Bernardo; Suck, Antonio Tena

doi:10.17711/sm.0185-3325.2013.049

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“…A third limitation relates to the characteristics of the studied sample (all participants were residential patients). The prevalence of DUD and psychiatric disorders 32 is quite high, limiting the applicability of the proposed cut-off scores to screen for DUD in alcohol or drug users with unknown severity.…”

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Psychometric and diagnostic properties of the Drug Abuse Screening Test (DAST): Comparing the DAST-20 vs. the DAST-10

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BackgroundThe use of reliable and valid self-report questionnaires to identify drug use disorders (DUD) is a strategy that has shown usefulness for screening. One of the instruments more used for detection is the Drug Abuse Screening Test (DAST). The psychometric properties in the 20-and 10-item versions have been evaluated in other countries but in Mexico the psychometric and diagnostic properties of both versions are yet to be evaluated.

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Psychometric and diagnostic properties of the Drug Abuse Screening Test (DAST): Comparing the DAST-20 vs. the DAST-10

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Mendoza-Hassey³

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“…While there are some studies of anexos in Mexico (Garcia, 2015; Marín-Navarrete, Eliosa-Hernández, Lozano-Verduzco, Turnbull, & Tena-Suck, 2013; Rosovsky, 2009), and of non-anexo AA modalities utilized by Latino migrants in the U.S. (Anderson & Garcia, 2015; Garcia, Anderson, & Humphreys, 2015; Gordon, 1981), the present study is the first multi-year ethnographic study of U.S.-based anexos.…”

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“…Anexos’ reputation for harsh treatment may discourage people in need from seeking help (Harvey-Vera et al, 2016; Syvertsen et al, 2010). However, anexados (anexo residents) in Mexico report positive as well as negative experiences, depending on the type of anexo accessed (Marín-Navarrete et al, 2013). …”

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Sociopolitical contexts for addiction recovery: Anexos in U.S. Latino communities

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Recarte

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Background Anexos are community-based recovery houses that were created in Mexico to serve people struggling with addiction to alcohol and other drugs. Brought to the U.S. by Mexican migrants, anexos provide residential care to primarily male Latino migrants and immigrants who are unable or unwilling to access formal treatment. While some Mexican anexos have come under fire for coercion, confrontational treatment methods, and corporal punishment, little is known about treatment practices in U.S. anexos. Methods We conducted a two-year ethnographic study of three anexos in urban Northern California. The study included over 150 hours of participant observation and semi-structured interviews with 42 residents, 3 directors, 2 assistant directors, and 3 former directors (N = 50). Qualitative data were analyzed thematically using ATLAS.ti software. Results The anexos in our study differed in important ways from Mexican anexos described in the scientific literature. First, we found no evidence of corporal punishment or coercive internment. Second, the anexos were open, allowing residents to leave the premises for work and other approved activities. Third, the anexos were self-supported through residents’ financial contributions. Fourth, collective decision-making processes observed in the California anexos more closely resembled sober living houses than their authoritarian counterparts in Mexico. Conclusion Anexos may operate differently in the U.S. versus Mexico due to variations in sociopolitical context. This exploratory study suggests that anexos are addressing unmet need for addiction treatment in U.S. Latino immigrant and migrant communities. As a community-created, self-sustained, culturally appropriate recovery resource, anexos provide important insights into Latino migrants’ and immigrants’ experiences with substance abuse, help-seeking trajectories, and treatment needs.

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“…Se realizó un estudio transversal, descriptivo analíti-co, que consistió en la evaluación de expedientes clínicos psiquiátricos de mujeres que se encontraban recibiendo atención en dos Centros Residenciales de Ayuda-Mutua para la Atención de las Adicciones (CRAMAA) (para más información ver: Marín-Navarrete et al, 2013;Marín-Navarrete, Eliosa-Hernández, Lozano-Verduzco, Turnbull, & Tena-Suck, 2013;Marín-Navarrete & Medina-Mora, 2015) durante julio de 2012 y diciembre de 2014. La captura y análisis de los datos se llevó a cabo entre enero y junio del 2015, y en ella sólo se incluyó a mujeres que presentaron PD, es decir que además de presentar TCS, cumplieran con los criterios para OTP.…”

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Mujeres con patología dual: características clínicas y de tratamiento

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RESUMENIntroducción: las mujeres con trastornos por consumo de sustancias (TCS) presentan mayor prevalencia de patología dual (PD) en comparación a los hombres con la misma condición, entendiendo la PD como la concurrencia de TCS con otros trastornos psiquiátricos (OTP). Esta relación genera consecuencias negativas en la severidad de la sintomatología y en el tratamiento de ambas condiciones. Objetivo: analizar las características clínicas e historia de tratamiento de mujeres con PD. Método: evaluación clíni-ca psiquiátrica de mujeres que recibían atención en dos centros residenciales. Se compararon las características y trastornos en función de los tratamientos previos, utilizando GEE para determinar las diferencias de las prescripciones de medicamentos en el tiempo. Resultados: se analizaron los datos de 100 pacientes mujeres, de las cuales 30 dijeron no haber recibido tratamientos previos y menos de 20% reportó padecimientos médicos de importancia. Las pacientes con trastorno límite de la personalidad presentaron una tercera parte de la probabilidad de reportar tratamientos previos con respecto a las pacientes sin esta condición (OR = .33; IC 95% .13-.84). Se encontraron diferencias significativas a través del tiempo en antidepresivos (17.6% vs 41.8%; p<.05), moduladores del afecto (12.1% vs 32.7%; p<.05), antipsicóticos (15.4% vs 48.0%; p<.05) y otros (4.4% vs 29.6%; p<.05). Discusión y conclusiones: este estudio representa una aproximación basada en una evaluación clínica de mujeres con PD, en la que el cambio a través del tiempo en las prescripciones de medicamentos puede estar asociado a necesidades de tratamiento farmacológico no atendidas adecuadamente.Palabras clave: patología dual; tratamiento residencial; tratamiento farmacológico. ABSTRACTIntroduction: women with substance use disorders (SUD) are more likely to endorse dual disorders (DD) in comparison to men with the same condition, defining DD as the co-occurrence of SUD with other psychiatric disorders (OPD). This relationship causes negative consequences in the severity of the symptomatology and treatment of both conditions. Objective: to analyze the clinical characteristics and treatment history of women with DD. Method: psychiatric interview of women receiving treatment in two residential treatment centers. Disorders and their characteristics were compared in relation to previous treatments, GEE was used to determine the differences in medical prescriptions over time. Results: data from 100 women was analyzed, 30 of them reported not having received any previous treatments, and less than 20% reported important medical illness. Women with borderline personality disorder had approximately a third of the odds of reporting previous treatments (OR= .33; IC 95% .13-.84). Significant differences were found in antidepressant (17.6% vs 41.8%; p<.05), mood stabilizers (12.1% vs 32.7%; p<.05), antipsychotics (15.4% vs 48.0%; p<.05), others (4.4% vs 29.6%; p<.05) over time. Discussion and conclusions: this study represents an approximation based on the cl...

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Estudio sobre la experiencia de hombres atendidos en centros residenciales de ayuda mutua para la atención de las adicciones

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References 10 publications

Psychometric and diagnostic properties of the Drug Abuse Screening Test (DAST): Comparing the DAST-20 vs. the DAST-10

Psychometric and diagnostic properties of the Drug Abuse Screening Test (DAST): Comparing the DAST-20 vs. the DAST-10

Sociopolitical contexts for addiction recovery: Anexos in U.S. Latino communities

Mujeres con patología dual: características clínicas y de tratamiento

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