Health Care Service System in Thailand for Patients with Alcohol Use Disorder



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Health Care Service System in Thailand for Patients with Alcohol Use Disorder

Health Care Service System In Thailand

Screening for alcohol use disorder and withdrawal syndrome AUDIT MAST CAGE CIWA or AWS Brief Intervention or Counseling Health education and Empowerment Refer (harmful drinkers and dependent drinkers)

Clinical assessment By nurse using AUDIT, CIWA or AWS, Motivation assessment scale (Stage of change theory evaluation) By physician using clinical skill (assess co morbidity, physical and mental complications, family and marital disharmony include domestic violence, patients functionality). Clinical diagnosis based on ICD-10 criteria Laboratory investigation (CBC,FBS, LFT, Uric, Triglyceride, Cholesterol)

Detoxification (OPD, IPD) applied CPG for AWS Benzodiazepine Vitamin supplement Motivational Enhancement Therapy (individual or group) Family psycho-education and counseling Follow-up number of drinking days, duration of abstinence, physical and mental health Refer (dependent drinkers who need intensive psychosocial intervention)

Psychiatric unit : 1 psychiatrist, 1 psychologist, 1 psychiatric nurse, 3-4 registered nurses Most of alcoholic cases are more severe, complicated with physical and mental disorders Hospitalization for detoxification and psychosocial intervention Individual supportive psychotherapy Motivational enhancement therapy Cognitive-Behavioral therapy

Relapse prevention High risk situation analysis and coping strategies Problem-solving skills Dealing with lapse situation: slip vs. relapse Encouragement Reassurance Long term follow-up 1 year

Preparation stage Screening : AUDIT Assess AWS : CIWA Assess motivation Brief intervention Detoxification stage for 7-21 days in hospital Clinical Practice Guideline for Alcohol withdrawal syndrome Improve nutrition and vitamin supplement Group therapy (varies) life skill training, coping skill training Motivation enhancement therapy Psycho-education for patients and their families

Psychosocial rehabilitation stage for 4 months FAST model Family : psycho-education, counseling, family therapy Alternative group activity : Occupational therapy, Meditation (relaxation training), Recreation, Sport, Cognitive behavior therapy Self-help group : AA, social support group Therapeutic community approach FRESH model (modified MATRIX program)

After Care stage for 1 year Follow-up regular 1-3 months Psycho-education Group supportive psychotherapy Clinical assessment Drug counseling Home visit Mail contact AA (optional)

Assessment AUDIT CIWA-Ar Stage of change questionnaire Psychiatric interview for clinical diagnosis and impacts of chronic use of alcohol (physical, mental, family, financial, academic, social dysfunction), High risk situation and suicidal risk Family relationship and conflicts

Brief intervention or Motivational enhancement therapy Psycho-education for patients and family care givers CPG-AWS application Medication : benzodiazepine, Improve nutrition and vitamin supplement Treatment of co-morbidity: physical/mental complication (consultation with other specialists) Group therapy in psychiatric ward

Long-term treatment : relapse prevention Follow-up every month for at least 12 months Number of abstinence days, psychosocial functional level CBT or counseling, increase self esteem and self-efficacy Family support and guidance to encourage controlled drinking of patient

Long-term treatment Medication : antidepressants (trazodone, fluoxetine), mood stabilizers (topiramate, lithium), disulfiram Naltrexone is not available in Thai Outpatient group therapy for motivational enhancement and social support group.

Phramongkutklao Addiction Treatment Center Phramongkutklao (PMK) model 28 days program Intensive Inpatient Program Multi-disciplinary team Team meeting once a week Group therapy Cognitive-behavioral learning Recovery group therapy once a week until 16 weeks for after-care

Day 10.00-12.00 AM 12.00-01.00 01.30-03.30 PM Mon Health education lunch CBT Tue The Buddhist lunch Relaxation Therapy Twelve steps Wed CBT lunch Relaxation Therapy Thurs Health education lunch The Buddhist Twelve steps Fri Family Session lunch Recreation Therapy

Admission for psychiatric cases with alcohol or poly-substance abuse and dependence Special ward for alcohol detoxification Group therapy (varies) motivation enhancement psychoeducation for patients and their families cognitive behavior therapy or BUMI-CBT occupational therapy Psychosocial intervention using MATRIX program for outpatients.

Weakest points for Health Care Service for treatment of alcohol use disorder in Thailand Limitation of human resources Health providers at PCU and community hospital still had low awareness, negative attitude and low clinical skill for screening, assessment of alcohol related disorders, and skill for brief intervention/ motivational enhancement therapy. Need capacity strengthening in alcohol treatment service system (all levels). Any health insurance are not paid for alcohol dependence, therefore alcoholic patients are difficult to access the health resource.

Weakest points for Health Care Service for treatment of alcohol use disorder in Thailand Anti-craving drug is not affordable and not available in Thailand. Many varieties of technique in each setting (based on individual interests and skill techniques) unable to replicate treatment models No effectiveness of after-care service : high drop out rate, high relapse rate AA had many foreigner participants but a few Thai cases.

Weakest points for Health Care Service for treatment of alcohol use disorder in Thailand No evaluation treatment program scientific, valid and reliable methodology not know the cost-effectiveness of these programs. Referral system and heath insurance policy still have many obstacles to alcohol treatment. No effective model for aftercare service, Need future outcome research study of treatment programs.

Suggestions Alcohol treatment : should be more accessible in all level of health care system service. Referral and database information system should be considered. Monitoring and scientific evaluation treatment program should be developed.