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3/2010
vol. 18
 
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Demographic factors in comparison with support forms which are received by people addicted to alcohol

Jolanta Glińska
,
Jolanta Zasada
,
Beata Brosowska
,
Małgorzata Lewandowska

Online publish date: 2010/09/24
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Introduction. Alcoholism is a chronic disease demanding the systematic treatment, support and care. According to the statistic data, every
fourth person in our country has contact with someone who has alcoholic problem. Alcoholism refers to men oftener, however it refers to
women and the youth as well. The Anonymous Alcoholic movement (AA) and later AL-Anon both started to strengthen in the thirties. It was
the beginner of struggle with alcoholism based on the various kinds of social support. Having own resolution giving up drinking alcohol is
the main principle of AA.

Aim of the study. The estimation of support forms which was given to people with alcoholic problem in dependence on demographic
factors.

Material and methods. The research was conducted with 74 people who attended the AA meetings. The questionnaire elaborated by
authors was used in the research. Date were analysis by Pearson method.

Results. The men were the majority of investigated group. They received the most support from the family and self - help group. The weak
statistic dependency was recognized between demographic factors and forms of support. The family and self - help group were the main
source of support.

Nursing Topics 2010; 18 (3): 279-284
keywords:

alcoholism; support; demographic factors

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