Readiness to Change of Problem Drinkers in a General Hospital

Chun-Hsin Chen; Ming-Chyi  Huang; Winston W. Shen

Readiness to Change of Problem Drinkers in a General Hospital

貢獻的翻譯標題: 某綜合醫院問題性飲酒者之改變動機調查

Chun-Hsin Chen, Ming-Chyi Huang, Winston W. Shen

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目的：綜合醫院住院病人常見問題性飲酒者。評估問題性飲酒者的準備改變動機對給予治療來說是相當重要的。本研究的目的是調查一所綜合醫院非精神科住院危!險性飲酒者之準備改備動機。方法：以酒精使用疾患確認測驗(Alcohol Use Disorders Identification Test, AUDIT)8分為切點，在非精神科住院病患中篩檢問題性飲酒者。以準備改變量表(Readiness to Change Questionnaire)評估問題性飲酒者之改變動機。結果：在1,171位住院病患中,1,007(86.0%)位為篩檢陰性，164(14.0%)位篩檢陽性（問題性飲酒者）。共有105問題性飲酒者完成準備改變量表，其中75 (71.4%)位準備改變階段為前思期、16(15.2%)位在沈思期、14(13.3%)位在行動期。人口學變項或是AUDIT分數與改變動機分期並無相關性。結論：在台灣綜合醫院問題性飲酒者的改變動機主要在前思期與沈思期，只有少數在行動期。我們建議在綜合醫院對問題性飲酒者進行介入時一定要將提昇動機的技巧運用在治療上，才能增進其效果。

貢獻的翻譯標題	某綜合醫院問題性飲酒者之改變動機調查
原文	英語
頁（從 - 到）	201-211
頁數	11
期刊	臺灣精神醫學
卷	20
發行號	3
出版狀態	已發佈 - 2006

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