ArticleIndian journal of psychiatry2026
Pathways to care among patients with alcohol use disorders: A comparative study among patients attending a tertiary care psychiatry hospital and a hospital-based deaddiction camp.
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Objective: To compare the pathways to care of patients attending a tertiary care psychiatry hospital with those attending a hospital-based deaddiction camp. Methods: Pathways to care were compared among 155 patients with alcohol use disorders (AUDs) across two settings: a tertiary care hospital ( Results: Sixty-nine percent of patients attending the hospital-based deaddiction camp first consulted a psychiatrist, compared with only 9% of patients attending the tertiary care hospital. Consultation with religious or other indigenous service providers was low in both groups. A significant difference was observed in the decision-makers at each point of service between the two groups ( Conclusion: Patients with AUDs attending the tertiary care hospital and the deaddiction camp followed distinct pathways to care and demonstrated different treatment needs.
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