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University Graduated Clients Treated in Ward for Treatment of Addictive Disorders in Psychiatric Hospital in Brno-Černovice
Authors: J. Pokora; J. Jochmanová
Authors‘ workplace: Psychiatrická léčebna v Brně-Černovicích ředitel MUDr. M. Radimský
Published in: Čes. a slov. Psychiat., 101, 2005, No. 1, pp. 48-51.
Category: Communication from the practice
Overview
Approximately 10% of all patients treated in department for treatment of addictive disorders have university degree. Aim of our study was to ascertain influence of university education on some medical and sociodemografic characteristics, which could influence further course of disease and prognosis. We found out that these characteristics are not so hopefull as we should expect according to education of this group of patients and that they will probably have negative impact on prognosis. We discuss possible causes of this fact.We try to describe „typical“ graduate patient treated for alcohol dependence in conclusion.
Key words:
alcohol dependence, graduate, motivation, prognosis, primary prevention of addictive disorders, organic brain damage.
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Addictology Paediatric psychiatry Psychiatry
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