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Saggi, Studi e Ricerche

N. 49 (2018)

Orientare l’organizzazione dei Servizi verso un modello efficace e sicuro di trattamento del dolore con farmaci oppiacei: l'esperienza della Casa di Reclusione di Padova

Inviata
23 ottobre 2017
Pubblicato
22-02-2018

Abstract

In carcere il dolore assume una grandezza sproporzionata e di solito non viene adeguatamente trattato. Le ragioni sono spesso dovute alla paura di prescrivere ai detenuti sostanze analgesiche oppioidi con il rischio di un uso improprio o alternativo. Lo scopo di questo studio osservazionale, condotto con 598 detenuti della Casa di Reclusione di Padova, è stato quello di identificare gli ostacoli e le barriere all’uso di farmaci analgesici oppioidi per il trattamento del dolore e trovare modalità utili per un uso razionale delle sostanze.

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