Perception of nursing care for dependents rehabilitation of psychoactive substances in the light of social learning

The objectives were to analyze the perception of care provided by the nurse dependent on psychoactive in the light of social care learning and performing with cognitive behavioral model during the rehabilitation process substances people. It corresponds to the qualitative approach, descriptive-explo...

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author Castillo Zamora Luz Victoria
Yolanda Rodríguez Núñez
Mayela Cajachagua Castro
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Mayela Cajachagua Castro
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description The objectives were to analyze the perception of care provided by the nurse dependent on psychoactive in the light of social care learning and performing with cognitive behavioral model during the rehabilitation process substances people. It corresponds to the qualitative approach, descriptive-exploratory type. Study subjects were five nurses working in a Rehabilitation Center in Lima, Peru. Technique semistructured interviews and Hermenéutica technique for analysis was used. Two categories are unveiled: The conception of nursing care, which is based on support, concern, support and involvement, factors contributing to a change of lifestyle. The second category is the providing nursing care applying social skills within the framework of cognitive behavioral model. The perception of care that provide dependent on psychoactive substances person is basis for recognizing that its presence through its essence, way of being and personal experience ensure a permanent and individualized holistic care where self-help skills are applied and mutual aid rehabilitation based on social learning approach.
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spelling openalex:W7216397704Perception of nursing care for dependents rehabilitation of psychoactive substances in the light of social learningCastillo Zamora Luz VictoriaYolanda Rodríguez NúñezMayela Cajachagua Castronursing caredrug rehabilitationsocial learning theorycognitive-behavioral modelnurses' perceptionsholistic careself-help skillsmutual aidaddiction treatmentSubstance Abuse Treatment and OutcomesPsychiatric care and mental health servicesNursing care and researchThe objectives were to analyze the perception of care provided by the nurse dependent on psychoactive in the light of social care learning and performing with cognitive behavioral model during the rehabilitation process substances people. It corresponds to the qualitative approach, descriptive-exploratory type. Study subjects were five nurses working in a Rehabilitation Center in Lima, Peru. Technique semistructured interviews and Hermenéutica technique for analysis was used. Two categories are unveiled: The conception of nursing care, which is based on support, concern, support and involvement, factors contributing to a change of lifestyle. The second category is the providing nursing care applying social skills within the framework of cognitive behavioral model. The perception of care that provide dependent on psychoactive substances person is basis for recognizing that its presence through its essence, way of being and personal experience ensure a permanent and individualized holistic care where self-help skills are applied and mutual aid rehabilitation based on social learning approach.Articlehttps://doi.org/10.61841/b0w5wx31https://psychosocial.com/index.php/ijpr/article/download/9422/8071https://psychosocial.com/index.php/ijpr/article/view/9422W7216397704enInternational Journal of Psychosocial Rehabilitation1475-71922026-01-30
spellingShingle nursing care
drug rehabilitation
social learning theory
cognitive-behavioral model
nurses' perceptions
holistic care
self-help skills
mutual aid
addiction treatment
Substance Abuse Treatment and Outcomes
Psychiatric care and mental health services
Nursing care and research
Castillo Zamora Luz Victoria
Yolanda Rodríguez Núñez
Mayela Cajachagua Castro
Perception of nursing care for dependents rehabilitation of psychoactive substances in the light of social learning
title Perception of nursing care for dependents rehabilitation of psychoactive substances in the light of social learning
title_full Perception of nursing care for dependents rehabilitation of psychoactive substances in the light of social learning
title_fullStr Perception of nursing care for dependents rehabilitation of psychoactive substances in the light of social learning
title_full_unstemmed Perception of nursing care for dependents rehabilitation of psychoactive substances in the light of social learning
title_short Perception of nursing care for dependents rehabilitation of psychoactive substances in the light of social learning
title_sort perception of nursing care for dependents rehabilitation of psychoactive substances in the light of social learning
topic nursing care
drug rehabilitation
social learning theory
cognitive-behavioral model
nurses' perceptions
holistic care
self-help skills
mutual aid
addiction treatment
Substance Abuse Treatment and Outcomes
Psychiatric care and mental health services
Nursing care and research
topic_facet nursing care
drug rehabilitation
social learning theory
cognitive-behavioral model
nurses' perceptions
holistic care
self-help skills
mutual aid
addiction treatment
Substance Abuse Treatment and Outcomes
Psychiatric care and mental health services
Nursing care and research
url https://doi.org/10.61841/b0w5wx31
https://psychosocial.com/index.php/ijpr/article/download/9422/8071
https://psychosocial.com/index.php/ijpr/article/view/9422
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