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What Complexities are Faced in an Addiction Treatment Centre

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The medical facilities in an addiction treatment centre mainly helps various individuals who have an issue of struggling with drug and alcohol consumption, which reduces the optimal functioning of their body resulting in the reduction of sincere health conditions of an individual. Thus, the rehab facilities help such individuals coming out of such situations and moving towards a new ray of hope. This journey thus includes social workers, medical care providers, therapists and counselors, vocational measurers as well on the run. However, as easy it seems to run a rehab centre, it is not the same as there are various complexities and challenges on the run which every organization needs to face at specific tenures. Thus, the Alcohol Rehabilitation Centre in Pune and the Alcohol Rehabilitation Centre in India, states that even though rehab has the power to aid an individual’s life with providing them to have a regular lifestyle, the sector is highly ignored by the government and the society, as there are very less disability policies on the run, set by the government.

 

The Alcohol Rehabilitation Centre in Pune thus comments that physical medical assistance in a rehab area is a highly efficient and excellent choice, however, the investment in the run of hiring and paying the human capacity at times becomes very expensive. In a country like India, there is a massive gap standing between the provision of rehab which it requires and what today the rehabs stand at. Some of the basic facts which showcase the depletion of rehabs in developing nations are as follows:

 

  1. According to a survey conducted in 2005, it was stated that around 38% of rehab policies have just been accepted by the government.
  2. 50% of the rehab policies were not allowed to be passed by the legislation.
  3. 40% of the rehab policies were not established according to the given programmes
  4. A sincere non-compliance measurable standard was maintained where small rehab facilities mainly faced challenges to grow.
  5. Rehab centres were only present in the urban regions of India such as Delhi, Gurgaon, Mumbai, Pune, Bangalore etc., where the 2nd and 3rd tier cities were clearly ignored.
  6. Limited access was given via various devices into the rehab centres which eventually led towards the depletion of health, residing in a restricted area, having a mere hesitation in participation, having an increased dependency towards the activities carried within the rehab centres which has reduced the life quality of us.
  7. In a country like India, the many issues of handling and maintaining such treatment centres with proper personnel training and giving experience should be stated out, but is in the state where the lack and hurdles of education and awareness is thus seen.
  8. The issues of legislation where the government does not take any responsibility, the lack and quality struggling with a weak strategic planning with no coverage and spending is thus also observed.

 

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