Themes | Description |
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Treatment customization | Consider the biopsychosocial aspects related to each patient to propose contextualized actions |
Importance of health services for treatment | The existence of health services in the public care network as a support for symptom reduction or search for abstinence |
Importance of Occupational Therapy | Occupational activities as a therapeutic tool enabling patient development of useful skills in contexts beyond the health service |
Reception offered by service professionals | Respect offered by professionals every day assisting in the process of adherence to the unique therapeutic plan |
Clear rules for service routine | Establishment of treatment service routines |
Knowledge about addiction as a professional aspect | Technical professional knowledge about substance use disorders as an essential skill |
Attentive listening | Professional participation in the treatment process proving to be involved in the work process |
Healthcare as a safe space | Healthcare service as a safe place where risk factors for substance use are minimal |
Build rapport with professionals | Collaborative relationship between health professional and patient |
Emotional support as a necessary aspect of treatment | Professional competency for approaching patient emotional distress |