Drugs, AIDS and harm reduction in Londrina - Antunes, Marcio
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Based on a documentary analysis, this study sought to evaluate the Brazilian Ministry of Health's monitoring of the harm reduction project run by the Associação Londrinense Interdisciplinar de Aids - ALIA (Londrinense Interdisciplinary AIDS Association), using as the material analyzed its information recording instruments called progress and technical-narrative reports. It also sought to evaluate the effectiveness of the project's actions, which aim, from a health point of view, to assist drug users without requiring abstinence from drug use. We built up a theoretical framework on drugs and…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
Based on a documentary analysis, this study sought to evaluate the Brazilian Ministry of Health's monitoring of the harm reduction project run by the Associação Londrinense Interdisciplinar de Aids - ALIA (Londrinense Interdisciplinary AIDS Association), using as the material analyzed its information recording instruments called progress and technical-narrative reports. It also sought to evaluate the effectiveness of the project's actions, which aim, from a health point of view, to assist drug users without requiring abstinence from drug use. We built up a theoretical framework on drugs and their implications, and we also looked at public social policies, especially those designed to assist drug users. As a methodological procedure, we built axes for analysis, based on the documents studied. The final synthesis points to the importance of implementing actions to prevent and control AIDS.
Autorenporträt
Graduated in Social Work, Specialist in Social Policies, Master in Social Work from UEL. He is a public servant in Paraná. He was a collaborating lecturer at UEL for 10 years. He teaches as a guest lecturer, mainly on the following subjects: information management, social policies, socio-legal issues, children and adolescents, drugs and harm reduction.