STUDY ON MENTAL HEALTH AND LIFE QUALITY OF ADDICTEDS REFFERED TO DIC AND MMT CENTERS IN SARI, IRAN (2012)

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MAHMOUDI GH.; AMIRI M.; JAHANI M.A.; HAJIBEKLOU E.

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Journal: Journal of Healthcare Management Research Year:2012 | Volume:3 | Issue:3-4 (SERIAL 8) Page(s): 7-17

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STUDY ON MENTAL HEALTH AND LIFE QUALITY OF ADDICTEDS REFFERED TO DIC AND MMT CENTERS IN SARI, IRAN (2012)

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MAHMOUDI GH. | AMIRI M. | JAHANI M.A. | HAJIBEKLOU E. | Issue Writer Certificate

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MENTAL HEALTHQ2

QUIT ADDICTION CENTERQ2

LIFE QUALITYQ2

Abstract

Introduction: The first step to prevent and reduce the occurrence of addiction in the community as well as helping the addicted people is to determine the status of their MENTAL HEALTH and LIFE QUALITY. The current study aimed to investigate the MENTAL HEALTH and LIFE QUALITY of addicted referred to the addiction (MMT&DIC) centers in Sari.Methods: The present practical investigation was carried out as a descriptive and sectional model on 351 individuals which were selected accidentally in 2012. Data was obtained from questionnaire of MENTAL HEALTH (GHQ) and LIFE QUALITY (SF17). The obtained data were analyzed by the relevant statistical tests using statistical package software of SPSS.Results: 70.1% of the individuals showed relatively favorable MENTAL HEALTH while 11.1% was classified as unfavorable. Morover, 67.55 of the addicted indicated a relatively desirable LIFE QUALITY but 23.6% had undesirable LIFE QUALITY. There were significant relationships between MENTAL HEALTH index with job (P=0.041) and education (P=0.023) level. Also, significant relationships were found between marital status and education level with the quality of life (P=0.001). But MENTAL HEALTH index detected significant relationships with age, gender, and marital status as LIFE QUALITY revealed no statistical relationships with age, gender and job (P>0.05).Conclusions: according to the obtained results, the MENTAL HEALTH and LIFE QUALITY in the units of the study was not rather favorable that may cause other mental disorders. Hence, the authorities should pay more attention to this group.

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MAHMOUDI, GH., AMIRI, M., JAHANI, M.A., & HAJIBEKLOU, E.. (2012). STUDY ON MENTAL HEALTH AND LIFE QUALITY OF ADDICTEDS REFFERED TO DIC AND MMT CENTERS IN SARI, IRAN (2012). JOURNAL OF HEALTHCARE MANAGEMENT (JOURNAL OF HEALTH SYSTEM), 3(3-4 (SERIAL 8)), 7-17. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/232478/en

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MAHMOUDI GH., AMIRI M., JAHANI M.A., HAJIBEKLOU E.. STUDY ON MENTAL HEALTH AND LIFE QUALITY OF ADDICTEDS REFFERED TO DIC AND MMT CENTERS IN SARI, IRAN (2012). JOURNAL OF HEALTHCARE MANAGEMENT (JOURNAL OF HEALTH SYSTEM)[Internet]. 2012;3(3-4 (SERIAL 8)):7-17. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/232478/en

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GH. MAHMOUDI, M. AMIRI, M.A. JAHANI, and E. HAJIBEKLOU, “STUDY ON MENTAL HEALTH AND LIFE QUALITY OF ADDICTEDS REFFERED TO DIC AND MMT CENTERS IN SARI, IRAN (2012),” JOURNAL OF HEALTHCARE MANAGEMENT (JOURNAL OF HEALTH SYSTEM), vol. 3, no. 3-4 (SERIAL 8), pp. 7–17, 2012, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/232478/en

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