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Buttery Rehabilitation: Ethical Considerations, Risk Management, and Quality Care

   

Added on  2023-06-03

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Running head : BUTTERY REHABILITATION,
BUTTERY REHABILITATION,
Name of the student:
Name of the university
Author note:
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BUTTERY REHABILITATION,
Executive summery:
This report focused on Buttery Rehabilitation, charity, community-based program which
located at Binna Burra near Bangalow the Byron Bay hinterland in Northern NSW. Buttery
therapeutic community treats people who are affected by the drugs, alcohol issue. The
community has the flexibility to extend the time for residence even after reduction. This paper
focuses on the ethical consideration where four principles were explained. It provided the brief
idea of the national consideration and the medical safety standard that has been taken into
account for reducing any kinds of medical error or clinical errors. Lastly, this paper concluded
ceratin factors buy which the community can provide better care.
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BUTTERY REHABILITATION,
Table of Contents
Description of the program:.............................................................................................................3
Ethical consideration:......................................................................................................................4
Risk identification:...........................................................................................................................5
Quality and safety:...........................................................................................................................6
Conclusion:......................................................................................................................................7
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BUTTERY REHABILITATION,
Description of the program:
The purpose of the rehabilitation is to restore physical, sensory and mental capabilities
which lost in any physical or mental injury in order to live equality life. Rehabilitation includes
the assisting patient to again the capabilities which cannot be restored by medicine. One of such
rehabilitation has been chosen here, Buttery Rehabilitation, New South Wales. The buttery is a
non-profitable charity, community-based program which located at Binna Burra near Bangalow
the Byron Bay hinterland in Northern NSW, Australia (The Buttery 2018). This non-profitable
charity designed therapy and program for treatment of alcohol and drug misuse along with
gambling. Two programs take place for treating the individuals who lost their capabilities of
leading the normal life due to alcohol, drugs and mental issues. First, buttery therapeutic
community treats people who are affected by the drugs, alcohol issue. Buttery rehab community
designed a therapeutic program Buttery’s Maintenance to Abstinence (MTA) Program which
allows the patient to live for three months and adjust their abstinent lifestyle (The Buttery 2018).
This provides the opportunity to acquire living and coping up skills for dealing with life without
any drugs or alcohol (Buttery et al. 2014). Moreover, the community has the flexibility to extend
the time for residence even after reduction. Another residential program, buttery private
wellbeing program has been conducted for non-acute mental health such as depression,
workplace stress and anxiety symptoms along with misuse of alcohol (Vinogradova et al. 2014).
However, buttery private is a pay use. Detox facility has where the transition from methodon and
Buprenorphine high dose and low dose depending on the patient (Lev et al. 2016). The time
frame has been used for detox facility is in-between 36 to 72 hours.
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