Pharmacological harm reduction associated with the use of illegal stimulants as a method of personalized psychiatric treatment – description of conceptual therapy
Gniewko Więckiewicz
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Katedra i Oddział Kliniczny Psychiatrii, Wydział Nauk Medycznych w Zabrzu, Śląski Uniwersytet Medyczny w Katowicach
Więckiewicz G. Pharmacological harm reduction associated with the use of illegal stimulants as a method of personalized psychiatric treatment – description of conceptual therapy. Psychiatria Spersonalizowana / Personalized Psychiatry. 2023;2(2):55-58. doi:10.5114/psychs.2023.129246.
APA
Więckiewicz, G. (2023). Pharmacological harm reduction associated with the use of illegal stimulants as a method of personalized psychiatric treatment – description of conceptual therapy. Psychiatria Spersonalizowana / Personalized Psychiatry, 2(2), 55-58. https://doi.org/10.5114/psychs.2023.129246
Chicago
Więckiewicz, Gniewko. 2023. "Pharmacological harm reduction associated with the use of illegal stimulants as a method of personalized psychiatric treatment – description of conceptual therapy". Psychiatria Spersonalizowana / Personalized Psychiatry 2 (2): 55-58. doi:10.5114/psychs.2023.129246.
Harvard
Więckiewicz, G. (2023). Pharmacological harm reduction associated with the use of illegal stimulants as a method of personalized psychiatric treatment – description of conceptual therapy. Psychiatria Spersonalizowana / Personalized Psychiatry, 2(2), pp.55-58. https://doi.org/10.5114/psychs.2023.129246
MLA
Więckiewicz, Gniewko. "Pharmacological harm reduction associated with the use of illegal stimulants as a method of personalized psychiatric treatment – description of conceptual therapy." Psychiatria Spersonalizowana / Personalized Psychiatry, vol. 2, no. 2, 2023, pp. 55-58. doi:10.5114/psychs.2023.129246.
Vancouver
Więckiewicz G. Pharmacological harm reduction associated with the use of illegal stimulants as a method of personalized psychiatric treatment – description of conceptual therapy. Psychiatria Spersonalizowana / Personalized Psychiatry. 2023;2(2):55-58. doi:10.5114/psychs.2023.129246.
The use of illegal stimulants is a significant problem of modern medicine, including psychiatry and broadly understood mental health. Often, conventional treatment methods do not bring the desired effect, and sometimes the patient themself does not want to use them. This article presents a method of harm reduction based on prescribing stimulants available on prescription to replace illegal stimulants. This information has been extended by a description of the neurobiological basis of addiction to psychoactive substances. Recommendations of a reputable institution in this regard were also presented.
