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Objective To understand the experience of women with heroin dependence in compulsory detoxification before the society-return.Methods A semi-structured interview was conducted with 15 women with heroin dependence in compulsory detoxification.Data were analyzed based on Colaizzi phenomenological research method.Results The feelings of women with heroin dependence in compulsory detoxification were classified into 3 themes,including negative self-concept,loneliness and helplessness,uncertainty about the future.Conclusions Nurses should pay attention to problems about women with heroin dependence in compulsory detoxification and provide effective measures to improve their physical and psychological health and help them to return to the society.
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Objective To investigate the status and influencing factors of convalescent patients with heroin dependence in compulsory detoxification.Methods A total of 90 convalescent patients with heroin dependence in compulsory detoxification were recruited and investigated with a self-designed scale,General Self-efficacy Scale (GSES),Social Support Assessment Scale (SSRS) and Self-rating Depression Scale (SDS).Results The mean score of the self-efficacy was (20.97±2.26) points.Multiple regression analysis showed that depression,social support and daily dose of heroin use were influencing factors of the self-efficacy,which could explain 59.1％ of the variance.Conclusions Improving the self-efficacy of convalescent patients with heroin dependence in compulsory detoxification can enhance physical and psychological health and decrease the relapse.
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Objective To explore systematic intervention methods on life quality of heroin addicts during convalescence stage of drug detoxification period in order to supply evidence for effective nursing intervention. Methods 156 patients accorded with standard were selected by subjective sampling method and were grouped randomly. 78 patients in the control group were given routine nursing,78 patients in the intervention group received systematic intervention including psychological and behavioral intervention and the therapy of physical symptoms. QOLDA was used to evaluate the life quality of all patients. Results The scores of the intervention group were significantly higher than those of the control group, and the intervention group had a higher body mass index (BMI). Conclusions Systematic nursing intervention can perfect the physiological function, mental function and social function, reduce the withdrawal syndrome and adverse effect of heroin addicts, and improve their quality of life.