Kocher, B., & Willimann Steinfort, B. (2009). Geschäftsbericht 2008. Zürich: Zürcher Fachstelle für Alkoholprobleme (ZFA).
Keywords: treatment and maintenance; counseling; quality; QuaTheDA; prevention; addiction; AOD dependence; chemical addiction; alcohol; target group; child; adolescent; alcohol intoxication; cooperation; financial statement; Zurich (canton); Zurich; Zürcher Fachstelle für Alkoholprobleme (body); annual report
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Kocher, B., & Willimann Steinfort, B. (2007). Geschäftsbericht 2006. Zürich: Zürcher Fachstelle für Alkoholprobleme (ZFA).
Keywords: treatment and maintenance; counseling; quality; patient; prevention; addiction; AOD dependence; chemical addiction; alcohol; cooperation; financial statement; Zurich (canton); Zurich; Zürcher Fachstelle für Alkoholprobleme (body); annual report
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Ernst, D., Kocher, B., & Willimann Steinfort, B. (2010). Geschäftsbericht 2009. Zürich: Zürcher Fachstelle für Alkoholprobleme (ZFA).
Keywords: treatment and maintenance; counseling; prevention; addiction; AOD dependence; chemical addiction; alcohol; target group; family; child; adolescent; cooperation; internet; financial statement; Zurich (canton); Zurich; Zürcher Fachstelle für Alkoholprobleme (body); annual report
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Ernst, D., & Willimann Steinfort, B. (2011). Geschäftsbericht 2010. Zürich: Zürcher Fachstelle für Alkoholprobleme (ZFA).
Keywords: treatment and maintenance; counseling; prevention; addiction; AOD dependence; chemical addiction; alcohol; family; child; adolescent; cooperation; financial statement; Zurich (canton); Zurich; Zürcher Fachstelle für Alkoholprobleme (body); annual report
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Klingemann, H., Dampz, M., & Perret, H. (2010). Kontrolliertes Trinken in der Schweiz zwischen Anspruch und Wirklichkeit. Suchttherapie : Prävention, Behandlung, wissenschaftliche Grundlagen, 11(1; 02/2010), 18–23.
Abstract: Einer Einführung zum Stande der Forschung zum moderaten Alkoholkonsum folgen eine Gesamtübersicht und die Kategorisierung von Behandlungsangeboten in der Schweiz zum Kontrollierten Trinken (KT) sowie von Ansätzen zur Konsumsteuerung ambulant und stationär. Erste Ergebnisse einer Internetumfrage bei n = 34 KT-Therapeutinnen und Therapeuten 2009 erlauben einen Vergleich zwischen der Kurspraxis und den Kurskonzepten alcochoix+ und dem KT-Modell nach Körkel. Entgegen den konzeptuellen Programmvorgaben bejahen die KT-Therapeuten die Anwendung auch bei abhängigen Klienten und konstatieren Individualisierungsbedarf. Controlled drinking programs in Switzerland – a look into the black box A short introduction on alcohol and moderation is followed by an overview of controlled drinking programs (cd) in Switzerland as well as approaches to limit consumption (,wet places‘). The results of an internet survey conducted in 2009 among n = 34 treatment staff who run cd-programs allow for a comparison between treatment practice and program concepts in the French (adapted version of the Canadian program alcochoix+) and the German speaking part (German cd program according to Körkel) of Switzerland. Contrary to officially declared program limitations cd therapists agree that cd treatment should also be offered to dependent alcohol users and require a more individualized assessment. Recruiting clients for cd programs and competing claims of abstinence oriented treatment providers are reported as key issues – even though frequent client flows from cd to abstinence programs can be observed.
Keywords: treatment and maintenance; controlled AOD use; controlled drinking; AOD dependence; chemical addiction; alcohol; Switzerland
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Grichting, E., Hampson, D., Lezzi, S., & Dobler-Mikola, A. (2000). Nachbefragung der im Jahr 1997 ausgetretenen Klientele stationärer Drogentherapien : Gesamtauswertung. Zürich: Institut für Suchtforschung, Koordinationsstelle des FOS (KOFOS).
Keywords: treatment and maintenance; client satisfaction; outpatient care; statistical data; research; Switzerland
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various. (2009). Akut 18 2009 : Mit Kindern in der Therapie. Ottenbach: Die Alternative.
Keywords: treatment and maintenance; child; Switzerland
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Fahrenkrug, H., Kling, G., & Gmel, G. (2008). Abschlussbericht : therapeutisches Angebot für Kinder aus Familien mit Alkohol- und anderen Suchtproblemen der Winterthurer Fachstelle für Alkoholprobleme : Evaluationsergebnisse eines Pilotprojektes (2005-2007). Lausanne: Schweizerische Fachstelle für Alkohol- und andere Drogenprobleme (SFA); World Health Organization (WHO), Kooperationszentrum für Forschung, Prävention und Dokumentation im Bereich Substanzenmissbrauch.
Keywords: treatment and maintenance; child; family; AOD use, abuse, and dependence; evaluation; Switzerland; Winterthur
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various. (2012). Alcool, autres drogues et santé, juillet-août 2012 : Evaluations et interventions : impact sur la santé. Alcool, autres drogues et santé : connaissances scientifiques actuelles, (07/2012), 7.
Keywords: treatment and maintenance; chemical addiction; illicit drug; licit drug; heroin; cocaine; amphetamines; methadone; alcohol; alcohol dependence; AOD abuse; brief intervention; obesity; infection; viral hepatitis; hepatitis C; HIV infection; patient; health
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Magenta, L., Fossati, E., Gurtner, V., Terziroli, B., & Cerny, A. (2011). Results of an educational and screening program for liver diseases in patients attending substance use rehabilitation programs in southern Switzerland. Lugano: Clinica Luganese Moncucco.
Abstract: Background and Aims: Substance users are at high risk of viral (HBV and HCV) and alcoholic liver disease leading in some to progressive fibrosis and cirrhosis. Users in rehabilitation programs often lack information about health risks related to substance use and ways for prevention and treatment and often postpone medical workup and treatment. The aims were: 1. To improve knowledge and awareness about the epidemiology, mode of acquisition, natural history, diagnosis and treatment of chronic viral hepatitis B and C in persons participating in substance use rehabilitation programs in southern Switzerland. 2. To identify users with liver disease and fibrosis or cirrhosis using ALT and Fibroscan testing, and 3. To offer personalized counseling on diagnostic workup and treatment for persons with significant fibrosis or cirrhosis in order to prevent progression to cirrhosis and its complications. Methods: Substance use rehabilitation programs were contacted and offered an educational event, held by an MD, with information on epidemiology, mode of acquisition, natural history, diagnosis and treatment of chronic alcoholic and viral hepatitis B and C. Participants interested were given the possibility to undergo ALTtesting, Fibroscan® testing as well a consultation with a hepatologist, free of charge. Results: Eleven Institutions were involved in the program, 7 offering residential and 4 daytime rehabilitation programs. A total of 136 users and 22 health care workers attended the educational sessions. 82 of whom (60.3%) participated in the ALT/Fibroscan screening program. The mean age was 43.9 years (65 male and 17female users). 45% had abnormal ALT levels. The mean was 89.6 IU/ml. Only 17% had normal liver elasticity, 83% had abnormal values compatible with fibrosis assessed by Fibroscan (>4.0 KPa). 21.9% had at least moderate (F2-F4) fibrosis (>8.0 KPa) and 10.9% had values indicating the presence of cirrhosis (>16 KPa, F4).The running costs in terms of personnel and materials of this pilot program were slightly more than 100 Swiss Francs per participant. Conclusions: The results confirm a high burden of liver disease in substance users in rehabilitation programs in our region. The interest and adherence to the program was excellent with 60.3% of those participating in the educational event undergoing voluntary ALT and Fibroscan® testing followed by counseling. Significant liver disease was found in more that 4/5 of the participants. More than 10% had results compatible with cirrhosis. Similar programs can be adapted to other high-risk settings for liver disease at reasonably low costs.
Keywords: treatment and maintenance; chemical addiction; illicit drug; licit drug; alcohol; AOD dependent; AOD user; health; epidemiology; AOD induced risk; AODR disorder; viral disease; viral hepatitis; hepatitis B; hepatitis C; diagnosis; statistical data; counseling; cost (economic); Switzerland
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