Effectiveness and Safety of a Self-Management Program for Substance Addiction Consequences: A Pilot Clinical Trial.

Paulo Seabra¹, Rui Sequeira², Ana Sequeira², Miguel Filipe², Paula Amaral², Inês Nunes¹, Carlos Sequeira³

¹Nursing Research Innovation and Development Centre of Lisbon (CIDNUR), School of Nursing, Universidade de Lisboa, Portugal.

²Specialized Technical Treatment Unit of Barreiro-Integrated Responses Center, ICAD, Barrieiro, Portugal.

³RISE-Health, School of Nursing, University of Porto, Oporto, Portugal.

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Abstract

BACKGROUND: Harmful substance use affects millions of people, producing health and social consequences that require both professional support and effective self-management. This study piloted a self-management program targeting the consequences of substance addiction in adults enrolled in medication-based program. METHODS: A parallel-group pilot trial compared the Self-Management Substance Addict…

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