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O objetivo deste estudo consistiu em compreender qual a perceção dos utentes relativamente à equipa de rua que os acompanha (ERPO), bem como às medidas por esta implementadas, sendo estas o Programa de Substituição Opiácea de Baixo Limiar de Exigência (PSOBLE); Programa de Troca de Seringas (PTS) (incluindo a troca e disponibilização de material para consumo fumado); Programa de Terapêutica Combinada; Acompanhamento Psicossocial; e Consultas Descentralizadas (Infeciologia, CRI, Análises Clínicas). Através da metodologia qualitativa, realizaram-se entrevistas semiestruturadas a 6 participantes, sendo 4 do sexo feminino e 2 do sexo masculino. Os resultados obtidos, permitiram concluir que os participantes identificam diversos benefícios que a sua entrada no projeto lhes providenciou, tendo tido o PSOBLE uma importância acrescida. Os participantes reconheceram ainda que os profissionais que os acompanham são vistos como elementos-chave na melhoria da sua qualidade de vida. O nosso estudo revela-se de particular importância, uma vez que, continuam a existir lacunas na literatura sobre os pontos de vista dos PUD face à intervenção que recebem. Posto isto, torna-se crucial, de forma a analisar as necessidades de saúde pública, compreendo se são adequadamente satisfeitas.
The aim of this study was to understand the users' perceptions of the street team that accompanies them (ERPO), as well as the measures it implements, which are the Opiate Substitution Programme (PSOBLE); the Syringe Exchange Programme (including the exchange and provision of material for smoking); the Combined Therapy Programme; Psychosocial Monitoring; and Decentralised Consultations (Infectionology, CRI, Clinical Analyses). Using a qualitative methodology, semi-structured interviews were carried out with 6 participants, 4 female and 2 male. The results show that the participants identify various benefits that joining the project has given them, with PSOBLE having added importance. The participants also recognised that the professionals accompanying them are seen as key elements in improving their quality of life. Our study is particularly important because there are still gaps in the literature on the views of PUDs in relation to the intervention they receive. This makes it crucial to analyse public health needs and understand whether they are adequately met.
The aim of this study was to understand the users' perceptions of the street team that accompanies them (ERPO), as well as the measures it implements, which are the Opiate Substitution Programme (PSOBLE); the Syringe Exchange Programme (including the exchange and provision of material for smoking); the Combined Therapy Programme; Psychosocial Monitoring; and Decentralised Consultations (Infectionology, CRI, Clinical Analyses). Using a qualitative methodology, semi-structured interviews were carried out with 6 participants, 4 female and 2 male. The results show that the participants identify various benefits that joining the project has given them, with PSOBLE having added importance. The participants also recognised that the professionals accompanying them are seen as key elements in improving their quality of life. Our study is particularly important because there are still gaps in the literature on the views of PUDs in relation to the intervention they receive. This makes it crucial to analyse public health needs and understand whether they are adequately met.
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Redução de riscos Minimização de danos Comportamentos aditivos e dependências Pessoas que consomem drogas Intervenção em RRMD Harm reduction Damage minimisation Addictive behaviors and dependencies People who use drugs RRMD interventions