Pengurusan Program Pemulihan : Satu Analisis Berdasarkan Tahap Kesediaan untuk Berubah di Kalangan Penagih Dadah

Pengurusan Program Pemulihan : Satu Analisis Berdasarkan Tahap Kesediaan untuk Berubah di Kalangan Penagih Dadah

The purposes of this study were to determine the readiness for change amongst drug addicts whose undergone drug treatment and rehabilitation in one-stop center (pusat serenti), and their stages of change differences reflected to the treatment phases and addiction categories. The study applied the Tr...

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Main Author: Mohd. Rafidi, Jusoh
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Published: 2004
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HV Social Pathology
Social and Public Welfare
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Pengurusan Program Pemulihan : Satu Analisis Berdasarkan Tahap Kesediaan untuk Berubah di Kalangan Penagih Dadah
description The purposes of this study were to determine the readiness for change amongst drug addicts whose undergone drug treatment and rehabilitation in one-stop center (pusat serenti), and their stages of change differences reflected to the treatment phases and addiction categories. The study applied the Transtheoretical of Change Model, which categorized the process of change in five stages, i.e Precontemplation, Contemplation, Preparation, Action, and Maintenance. To measure these stages, Stages of Change Scale adapted from URICA Scale was used. 120 inmates of Pusat Serenti Muar, Johor, were selected to participate in this study, which divided in four groups, by treatment phases and addiction categories, with 30 inmates of each group. The results indicated that the majority of the drug addicts whose undergone drug treatment and rehabilitation program were in Contemplation stage, followed by Action, Maintenance, Preparation, and Precontemplation. The results from the Independent Sample t-test indicated that there is a difference in stages of change amongst inmates in phase 1 and 4, but there is no differences in stages of change amongst inmates whose undergone treatment for the first time and relapse inmates.
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author Mohd. Rafidi, Jusoh
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title Pengurusan Program Pemulihan : Satu Analisis Berdasarkan Tahap Kesediaan untuk Berubah di Kalangan Penagih Dadah
title_short Pengurusan Program Pemulihan : Satu Analisis Berdasarkan Tahap Kesediaan untuk Berubah di Kalangan Penagih Dadah
title_full Pengurusan Program Pemulihan : Satu Analisis Berdasarkan Tahap Kesediaan untuk Berubah di Kalangan Penagih Dadah
title_fullStr Pengurusan Program Pemulihan : Satu Analisis Berdasarkan Tahap Kesediaan untuk Berubah di Kalangan Penagih Dadah
title_full_unstemmed Pengurusan Program Pemulihan : Satu Analisis Berdasarkan Tahap Kesediaan untuk Berubah di Kalangan Penagih Dadah
title_sort pengurusan program pemulihan : satu analisis berdasarkan tahap kesediaan untuk berubah di kalangan penagih dadah
granting_institution Universiti Utara Malaysia
granting_department Sekolah Siswazah
publishDate 2004
url https://etd.uum.edu.my/1338/1/MOHD._RAFIDI_B._JUSOH.pdf
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spelling my-uum-etd.13382013-07-24T12:11:31Z Pengurusan Program Pemulihan : Satu Analisis Berdasarkan Tahap Kesediaan untuk Berubah di Kalangan Penagih Dadah 2004 Mohd. Rafidi, Jusoh Sekolah Siswazah Graduate School HV Social Pathology. Social and Public Welfare The purposes of this study were to determine the readiness for change amongst drug addicts whose undergone drug treatment and rehabilitation in one-stop center (pusat serenti), and their stages of change differences reflected to the treatment phases and addiction categories. The study applied the Transtheoretical of Change Model, which categorized the process of change in five stages, i.e Precontemplation, Contemplation, Preparation, Action, and Maintenance. To measure these stages, Stages of Change Scale adapted from URICA Scale was used. 120 inmates of Pusat Serenti Muar, Johor, were selected to participate in this study, which divided in four groups, by treatment phases and addiction categories, with 30 inmates of each group. The results indicated that the majority of the drug addicts whose undergone drug treatment and rehabilitation program were in Contemplation stage, followed by Action, Maintenance, Preparation, and Precontemplation. 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