The outpatient clinic is a small clinic. How does inpatient treatment differ from outpatient care? What does outpatient care mean?
TREATMENT OUTPATIENT
L. patients, carried out at home or when they visit a medical institution.
Medical terms. 2012
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A significant number of patients with gynecological diseases should be treated on an outpatient basis. The leading role in the implementation of this task of improving the health of the female population belongs to antenatal clinics, medical and sanitary units in production and feldsher-obstetric stations in the countryside.
The structure of outpatient clinics is determined by a number of ethnographic factors, the conditions of production in which women work, and therefore the number of attendants may vary depending on them. The general and main condition of all outpatient gynecological institutions is their preventive orientation, and therefore, the early detection of gynecological diseases, the desire for accurate diagnosis, the development and implementation of targeted therapy in the category of patients who can be treated outside the hospital.
A gynecologist working in an outpatient setting must be highly qualified, since he is responsible for the correctness of the initial diagnosis and the development of the most effective treatment. That is why doctors of antenatal clinics should know the mechanisms of development of this or that pathology of the female genital organs, be well versed in modern methods of diagnosis and treatment.
In the process of examining patients, along with well-known and long-established methods, it is necessary to widely introduce into the practice of gynecologists such methods as bacteriological, cytological, hormonal (the degree of estrogenicity, a symptom of crystallization of mucus of the cervical canal, pupil, biological reactions to chorionic gonadotropin, etc.), widely conduct biochemical studies in liquid media. Naturally, the appropriate examination of patients should be reasonable, taking into account the indications.
In some cases, it becomes necessary to consult related specialists: endocrinologist, urologist, therapist, neuropathologist, etc.
A large proportion among patients is a group of women with menstrual dysfunction.
The vast majority of them should be treated on an outpatient basis. These patients require a particularly thorough and careful examination, without which the development of targeted treatment is impossible. They need to study the estrogen level, basal temperature, and other indicators within 1-2 menstrual cycles, and only after that proceed with treatment, individual in each individual case.
Regarding the treatment of patients with chronic inflammatory processes of the genitals, it must be remembered that it must be carried out with accounting and under strict control of bacterioscopic and bacteriological data. Treatment should be complex and include components aimed at various parts of the pathological process (disinfectants, protein irritants, vitamins, desensitizing agents, physical methods, and, if necessary, hormones, etc.).
A special group is occupied by patients suffering from infertility. It is highly desirable, especially in large antenatal clinics, to entrust their treatment to one doctor, and to allocate separate hours for appointments. After a thorough examination, including the study of sperm from a sexual partner, hormonal, bacterioscopic and bacteriological data, determining the patency of the fallopian tubes, the doctor begins treatment. Infertility therapy should be built depending on the etiological factor.
In the complex method of treatment of these nosological forms of gynecological diseases, a large place belongs to physical methods, which in some cases are irreplaceable in their effect.
In recent years, new hormonal preparations have become of great importance. This is very important, as there are new opportunities for effective treatment of these patients. However, it must be remembered that the appointment of hormones should not be stereotyped and should always be carried out taking into account the hormonal profile of each patient. Otherwise, their appointment can cause great harm.
Working in a gynecological office at medical and sanitary units, an obstetrician-gynecologist, along with his usual work, must study working conditions and their effect on the condition of the genital organs in women, and, if necessary, carry out appropriate correction to reduce and eliminate them.
A major role in the improvement of the female population belongs to medical examination, which must be dealt with daily by medical workers at all levels of outpatient gynecological institutions. These institutions in their work should be constantly connected with anti-tuberculosis, venereological and oncological dispensaries, as well as with the district polyclinic.
Documentation in them is carried out according to a single principle, taking into account all the data on the work performed, and should be extremely clear, specific and at the same time concise.
In the center of attention of doctors of antenatal clinics is sanitary and educational work, in the course of which the preventive principle of Soviet medicine should be reflected.
01.03.2017
Outpatient and inpatient treatment are equally in demand in Moscow and the Moscow region, but not everyone knows what the differences between them are. Our narcological clinic "Ugodie" specializes in the return to normal life of people with alcohol addiction.
The staff of the clinic is staffed by high-level doctors with extensive experience, skills in the psychology of communicating with addicted patients. We provide both inpatient and outpatient treatment. The pros and cons of each type are discussed below. On the recommendation of a doctor, the patient can choose the way of interaction with doctors, the price of services depends on this.
Outpatient and inpatient treatment: the difference
Outpatient treatment is applicable when the patient has willpower, is disciplined and for some reason cannot spend all the time in the clinic. He will have to attend procedures and regular consultations with the attending physician without being placed in a hospital room. The treatment of the patient is carried out anonymously, without registration and no data is transferred to third parties. This method has a lot of advantages:
- The patient can live in a normal rhythm, not limited in the daily routine. The only condition is to appear on time for an appointment with a doctor and undergo all the necessary procedures prescribed by the doctor.
- The patient remains in his usual environment, where close people will quickly help him adapt to life without alcohol. The support of friends and family often plays a critical role in treatment.
- A former alcoholic has the opportunity to get a job and do things that have long been postponed due to addiction to alcohol. This helps to feel the importance of one's place in society and opens a person's eyes to a new life.
Inpatient treatment will be the best option for those patients who are not able to go to the clinic on their own, as well as refrain from drinking alcohol on their own. The unwillingness to fight alcoholism in outpatient treatment leads to the fact that a person quickly breaks down, dodges in every possible way from a repeated visit to the doctor, tests and procedures. The hospital implies the isolation of the addict (but only with his consent) on the territory of the clinic with the possibility of walking, leisure and visiting relatives and friends.
Significant benefits here include:
- Constant control of the doctor over the patient's condition.
- Being in the environment of the same patients, which helps to endure the period of adaptation.
- The complete absence of alcohol and alcohol-containing compounds in the clinic.
Inpatient and outpatient treatment equally help addicts. The main thing is to awaken in a person the desire to stop drinking. Doctors of the clinic "Ugodie"
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Reading time: 6 minutesTreatment of drug addiction or alcoholism and subsequent rehabilitation is a rather long process. As a rule, it takes at least six months, and often more. There are cases when it is impossible to put a person in the clinic for such a long time. If this is your case, outpatient drug treatment is also available at all First Step centers.
It is no secret that the most significant item of expenditure during treatment and rehabilitation is the accommodation and meals of the patient in the center. With outpatient drug treatment, this item of expenditure loses its relevance, and although the cost of the therapy itself turns out to be somewhat more expensive, sometimes you can save a lot on the total amount. At the same time, it is important to understand that outpatient drug addiction treatment has both its pros and cons. However, let's not get ahead of ourselves.
In exceptional cases, it is possible to carry out outpatient treatment of drug addiction and alcoholism. An outpatient treatment is one in which the patient is not admitted to a hospital. As a rule, with such an organization of treatment, the patient or doctors come to the patient at home, or the patient is taken to a medical facility for examination and procedures.
It is believed that isolation is one of the main therapeutic effects in the treatment of drug addiction and alcoholism. In fact, the task of restricting the freedom of movement of the patient is to protect him from the harmful influence of society and the opportunity to get alcohol or drugs. If it is possible to limit the circle of contacts and access to prohibited substances and without hospitalization, outpatient treatment is also possible.
In exceptional cases, outpatient drug and alcohol treatment is not possible or recommended for medical reasons. For example, in cases where treatment can cause complications of chronic diseases. If the patient is at risk, it is safer to carry out any treatment in a medical hospital, under the constant supervision of doctors. In addition, outpatient treatment of drug addiction and alcoholism implies constant monitoring of the patient's condition. If relatives are not ready to constantly be with him, it is more correct to place a person in a hospital.
Why is outpatient drug and alcohol treatment bad?
In part, we have already touched on this issue above, but this is not a reason to consider the shortcomings of outpatient drug treatment in more detail.
- Lack of constant medical control over the course of treatment. Observing the patient only from time to time, the narcologist cannot fix changes in the course of the disease as objectively and promptly as when observing in a hospital. If a person has chronic diseases, as well as if drug addiction or alcoholism is in a neglected state, outpatient treatment is not recommended, and sometimes it is expressly prohibited.
- The need to constantly monitor the patient by relatives or visiting nurses, as a result - extra costs, often commensurate with the cost of staying in a hospital.
- Inability to promptly provide emergency medical care if necessary. In emergency cases, it is likely that you will have to go to a state ambulance, because of which the addicted person can be “registered”.
- It is much more difficult to restrict an addict's access to drugs if he is outside the clinic. In this case, a single failure can jeopardize all the treatment already completed.
- In order to regularly (quite often) take a patient to a rehabilitation center (usually a suburban one), it will be necessary to allocate a lot of time and money.
- Conflicts and roughness in relations with relatives are inevitable, which happen in the life of any dependent person. They can seriously complicate the rehabilitation process, lead to relapses and repeated cases of drug use. After each of these cases, you will, in fact, have to start treatment from scratch.
Each family determines for itself which option to prefer - to choose the placement of a relative in a medical hospital (narcological clinic or rehabilitation center) or outpatient drug treatment. Specialists of the First Step hotline will always help you make the right choice, weigh all the pros and cons that are relevant specifically for your family, in your particular case.
Benefits of outpatient drug treatment
Don't let the previous part scare you. There are certain benefits that come with outpatient addiction treatment. Let's fix them, the same way, in the form of a handy list:
- One of the most tangible advantages is the savings on the cost of living in a medical hospital. Housing is the most expensive component of the estimate for the treatment and rehabilitation of drug addicts and alcoholics.
- The entire period of rehabilitation, with rare exceptions, the patient spends at home, with his family. For many people, this is much more comfortable in a psychological sense.
- During treatment and rehabilitation, the patient has the opportunity to remain a full member of society. This is especially true for those whose addiction has not yet gone too far, and there is little point in isolating a person from the outside world. The patient can go to work, and the course of treatment can take place in his spare time. So, by the way, those who independently decided to fight addiction are often treated - as they say, on the job.
- When a person is absent from the field of view of his surroundings for a long time, various rumors are often born (this is especially pronounced in small settlements) - he was sitting, being treated, something else. Outpatient addiction treatment will help to avoid these unnecessary rumors and rumors.
Each family decides for itself which option to prefer - to place a relative in a hospital or to carry out drug addiction treatment on an outpatient basis. The First Step hotline specialists will always help you make the right choice, weigh all the pros and cons that are relevant specifically for your family, in your particular case.
Outpatient treatment of drug addiction in clinics "First Step"
In general, those undergoing outpatient drug treatment at First Step clinics have access to all the same facilities and services that we provide to inpatients. The only difference is that the patient lives and eats at home, in a familiar environment.
You come only to a narcologist - for droppers, injections and examinations. In addition, it is necessary to visit the clinic to communicate with a psychologist - for personal consultations and group therapy sessions. The addict may also stay at the center during major events for the addict—holidays, shared sports, and other activities. Communication with "colleagues" is an important part of both therapy and subsequent socialization of drug addicts. We recommend not depriving a person of the possibility of such interaction.
You can consider an intermediate option for passing the course. You can leave the patient in the rehabilitation center for the whole week and take them home for the weekend, or do the opposite, depending on how much time you can devote to the relative yourself. On weekdays, the treatment and rehabilitation program is combined with educational and sports activities, on weekends - with active recreation and outdoor games. In addition, the guys regularly arrange holidays, fry kebabs together, and engage in amateur art activities.
Rehabilitation Center "First Step" - near you
Rehabilitation centers "First Step" are located in different regions of Russia - you can always choose the one that is convenient for you from a geographical point of view. Most of the centers operate in large cities, regional and district centers.
Rehabilitation centers in the Moscow region operate in most satellite towns and in all administrative centers of the Moscow region. We try to open our new complexes in those places where the problem of the spread of drug addiction is especially acute, we interact a lot with the authorities so that our sites effectively help fight addiction.
In implementing its strategy in the field of combating drug addiction in Russia, First Step holds a significant number of publicly accessible district and city events, open days, open lectures and seminars. In addition, we are actively engaged in educational activities, developing several major information projects in the field of combating drug addiction and alcoholism, and combating illicit drug trafficking.
How is addiction treatment
Treatment of drug addiction in the rehabilitation centers "First Step" takes place in three main stages. Let's take a closer look at each of them.
Drug treatment of drug addiction
The first stage is drug treatment of drug addiction. It begins with detoxification, during which all the harmful substances accumulated during the use of drugs are removed from the human body. Next, the treatment itself begins. The task of the narcologist at this stage is to restore the natural functions of the patient's body.
Narcotic drugs (surfactants) replace substances and hormones produced in the body of a healthy person. The body of an addict quickly gets used to getting them ready-made, in significant doses. In simple terms, the body begins to “get lazy” and gradually “forgets” how to produce substances on its own.
With the help of droppers and vaccinations, as well as related therapeutic procedures, the doctor restores the body's ability to produce everything it needs on its own. Chemical dependence on drugs gradually passes, the human body itself ceases to require the next dose of psychoactive substances.
Rehabilitation of drug addicts
After completing a course of drug treatment and finally getting rid of chemical addiction, there is still a psychological one that is even more difficult. It remains to deal with it. At this stage, work is carried out with the patient's consciousness, his inner world, with a system of values and moral principles.
The first task of a psychologist is to find the hidden reasons that prompted a person to try drugs, to find out what exactly he was trying to escape from in the world of altered consciousness. Further, the doctor will step by step build new life priorities for a recovering drug addict, help to sort out relationships with friends and relatives, find his place in society, in life in general.
Rehabilitation is the longest stage associated with a lot of work with a psychologist. Personal consultations and confidential conversations alternate with group therapy sessions, psychological trainings and games. During joint classes, recovering addicts learn to interact with each other, restore the basic social skills necessary for a normal, fulfilling life after discharge from the clinic or the end of an outpatient drug treatment course.
It is very important that even those who live with a recovering addict under the same roof have at least a small consultation with a psychologist. Often the root cause of addiction is old domestic grievances. In Russia, unfortunately, it is not customary to regularly consult with a home (family) psychologist - as a result, many grievances and omissions drag on for decades.
Socialization of drug addicts
One of the important components of a successful fight against drug addiction is an effective program of socialization of drug addicts. Unfortunately, in the vast majority of Russian narcological clinics (both public and private) this is not given due attention, and often not at all. After discharge, most patients are left to themselves, which is why they very quickly return to the ranks of drug addicts, and then either to the clinic or under investigation.
Unfortunately, Russian society is not yet ready to treat recovering drug addicts with any tolerance, even those who have undergone a course of treatment and lengthy rehabilitation in a specialized center. At the same time, the majority of clinic graduates are fully prepared for a normal life, they are not dangerous to society. Under these conditions, it is very important that the family, the workforce and the immediate environment are properly prepared for the return of a person after treatment and rehabilitation.
Problems of socialization concern the majority of those who undergo outpatient drug treatment to a lesser extent. As a rule, such patients do not fall out of the existing environment - they remain socialized throughout the course of treatment and rehabilitation. However, if the psychologist sees such a need, our recovery resocialization program is of course also available to patients undergoing outpatient treatment.
Hotline against drugs
If you are in doubt about whether outpatient drug treatment is right for you and your loved one, call us at the First Step network of rehabilitation centers hotline. Experienced professionals will help you weigh the pros and cons that are relevant specifically for your family. This will help you make the right decision and cure the stumbled relative faster, cheaper and safer for his own health.
A person who has started taking drugs can no longer help himself on his own. He seemed to step off a cliff and fly into the abyss. The only thing he can do is scream and call for help. It is very important that his call be heard. First of all, his relatives and friends, friends and caring colleagues. The sooner treatment begins, the faster and more effectively it will pass.
First Step help centers will provide comfortable living, truly effective treatment and rehabilitation. You can get rid of addiction. The main thing is to seek professional medical help in a timely manner. If a patient does not agree to undergo a course of treatment, we will help to carefully and competently explain to him the reasons why a person should really agree to go to a clinic or undergo outpatient drug treatment.
