Wing D M
University of Tulsa School of Nursing, OK.
Nurse Pract. 1994 Apr;19(4):67-9. doi: 10.1097/00006205-199404000-00013.
The potential for relapse is a continuous threat for recovering alcoholics, most of whom will relapse within the first few years following treatment. Although relapse prevention is a challenge to nurse practitioners and clinical specialists, having an understanding of the factors leading to relapse can assist nurses in planning individualized care. This article presents a unique perspective on alcoholism relapse by integrating two theories--the interactional approach theory and the theory of recovery and goal setting. Case studies illustrate this perspective.
复发的可能性对正在康复的酗酒者来说是持续存在的威胁，他们中的大多数人在治疗后的头几年内就会复发。尽管预防复发对执业护士和临床专家来说是一项挑战，但了解导致复发的因素有助于护士规划个性化护理。本文通过整合两种理论——互动方法理论以及康复与目标设定理论，对酗酒复发提出了独特的观点。案例研究阐释了这一观点。
