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Title: Investigating the role of interpersonal relationships on low-income SUD patients' recovery: a qualitative analysis of various stakeholders in New York state.
Authors: Jahan, Nusrath, Gade, Neerav, Zhen-Duan, Jenny, Fukuda, Marie, Estrada, Rodolfo, Alegría, Margarita
Source: Addiction Research & Theory. Aug2024, Vol. 32 Issue 4, p291-298. 8p.
Subjects: Substance abuse treatment, Social capital, Patient compliance, Health services accessibility, Income, Qualitative research, Social justice, Research funding, Interviewing, Health policy, Family relations, Help-seeking behavior, Psychology of drug abusers, Thematic analysis, Convalescence, Attitudes of medical personnel, Research methodology, Patient-professional relations, Social networks, Interpersonal relations, Patient decision making, Health facilities, Criminal justice system, Social support, Poverty, Patients' attitudes, Friendship, Patient participation
Geographic Terms: New York (State)
Abstract: While positive impacts of recovery capital and social capital in facilitating substance use disorder (SUD) recovery is increasingly documented, research has shown that low-income and marginalized individuals have lower social capital and may rely on different networks. A more comprehensive approach is needed to understand the social capital of low-income individuals with SUD and how these relationships impact their treatment and recovery. Qualitative data were gathered through semi-structured interviews and analyzed employing thematic analysis. Participants included individuals with SUD (n = 10), clinicians (n = 12), and policy leaders (n = 13). Three themes emerged: 1) Patients' positive and negative interpersonal relationships with friends and family influenced decisions to seek treatment; 2) strong patient-provider relationships, often defined by the quality of SUD providers and treatment settings, were perceived as crucial for staying in treatment; and 3) justice involvement facilitated treatment access yet deteriorated treatment engagement. Themes emphasized social and structural factors that inhibit patients from fostering support and treatment engagement. Our study underscores the importance of interpersonal relationships in SUD treatment-seeking and recovery and the need for positive interactions across the care continuum within broader social networks. Opportunities for positive interpersonal relationships include increasing access to language-concordant treatment; provider training to enhance cultural humility and patient-provider relationships; and mechanisms that improve interpersonal relationships between patients, parole officers, and other justice system members. Accentuating the role of interpersonal relationships and expanding social support interventions can pave the way for structural changes that improve recovery by harnessing different types of social capital. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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