Factors contributing to alcohol relapse in a rural population: Lessons from a camp-based de-addiction model from rural Karnataka
Conclusion: Relapse rate was 55.4% among the study participants which is comparable to the findings of the other long-term studies. Increased craving, low-self-efficacy, and poor social support were associated with relapse hence need to be addressed in follow-up counseling sessions.
Source: Indian Journal of Community Medicine - Category: International Medicine & Public Health Authors: Rahul Rampure Leeberk Raja Inbaraj Carolin George Elizabeth Gift Norman Source Type: research
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