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ArticleActa bio-medica : Atenei Parmensis2021

The Parma integrated model for intervention on pathological addictions in an Italian prison: process description and preliminary findings.

Lorenzo Pelizza, Amir Zaimovic, Bruno Veneri, Beatrice Urbani, Stefania Cutrino, Diana Gran Dall'Olio, Germana Verdoliva, Davide Maestri, Ursula Zambelli, Enrico Rossi and 8 more

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Article in Acta bio-medica : Atenei Parmensis, 2021. The graph could read no effect estimate from its abstract, so it casts no vote on the map. Not yet cited in PubMed.

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18 authors at 5 institutions in 3 countries.

Lorenzo PelizzaParma Department of Mental Health and Pathological Addiction, Azienda USL di Parma. lorpelizza@ausl.pr.it.
Amir ZaimovicAUSL di Parma. azaimovic@ausl.pr.it.
Bruno VeneriAUSL di Parma. bveneri@ausl.pr.it.
Beatrice UrbaniAUSL di Parma. burbani@ausl.pr.it.
Stefania CutrinoAUSL di Parma. scutrino@ausl.pr.it.
Diana Gran Dall'OlioAUSL di Parma. dgrandallolio@ausl.pr.it.
Germana VerdolivaAUSL di Parma. gverdoliva@ausl.pr.it.
Davide MaestriAUSL di Parma. damaestri@ausl.pr.it.
Ursula ZambelliAUSL di Parma. urzambelli@ausl.pr.it.
Enrico RossiAUSL di Parma. enrrossi@ausl.pr.it.
Ilaria De AmicisAUSL di Parma. ildeamicis@ausl.pr.it.
Cecilia ParaggioAUSL di Parma. cparaggio@ausl.pr.it.
Adriana AdrianiAUSL di Parma. aadriani@ausl.pr.it.
Silvia BertoliAUSL di Parma. sbertoli@ausl.pr.it.
Giuseppina PaulilloAUSL di Parma. gpaulillo@ausl.pr.it.
Derna PalmisanoAUSL di Parma. dpalmisano@ausl.pr.it.
Emanuela LeuciAUSL di Parma. eleuci@ausl.pr.it.
Pietro PellegriniAUSL di Parma. ppellegrini@ausl.pr.it.
University of Parma · ITAzerbaijan University of Languages · AZAzienda Unita' Sanitaria Locale di Parma · ITOspedale di Parma · ITSprint (United States) · US

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Abstract

Background - Interventions for inmates with Pathological Addiction (PA) still remain a problematic issue in Italian prisons, despite a 1999 major government reform transferring PA care in prison to the National Health Service. Aim of this research was to describe the integrated intervention model implemented for prisoners with PA in the Parma Penitentiary Institutes from January 2020 to June 2020. This specific approach is based on "person-tailored" therapeutic-rehabilitation programs in line with local community PA services. Methods - All the procedures were first carefully illustrated, especially the service for newly admitted inmates and the specialized rehabilitation treatments provided. A process analysis on the first six months of clinical activity was then performed. Results - Since January 2020, 178 subjects entered the service for newly admitted inmates: 55 (30.9%) were taken in charge for a PA. Conclusions - Our results support the feasibility of an integrated intervention model for PA in Italian prisons, based on specialized psychiatric treatments planned and provided in collaboration with inmates and their community health and social services.

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