Government versus Private: Rehabilitation pertaining to Substance Abuse in the UK

Running head:GOVERNMENT VERSUS PRIVATE:REHABILITATION IN THE UK
Dissertation
Government versus Private: Rehabilitation pertaining to Substance Abuse in the UK
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Acknowledgement
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Table of Contents
Abstract....................................................................................................................... 5
Chapter 1: Introduction................................................................................................6
1.0 Overview............................................................................................................6
1.1 Problem Statement............................................................................................7
1.2 Research Aim and.............................................................................................8
1.3 Research Objective...........................................................................................8
1.4 Research Question............................................................................................8
1.5 Structure of the dissertation...............................................................................9
1.6 Summary......................................................................................................... 10
Chapter 2: Literature Review.................................................................................... 11
2.0 Overview..........................................................................................................11
2.1 Substance Abuse in UK...................................................................................11
2.1.1 Types of Substance abuse in UK..............................................................12
2.1.2 Causes of Substance Abuse in UK...........................................................13
2.1.3 Impacts of Substance Abuse in UK...........................................................16
2.2 Professional help to prevent Substance Abuse in UK.....................................18
2.2.1 Government-funded Rehabilitation centres...............................................19
2.2.2 Private Rehabilitation centres...................................................................20
2.2.3 Role of Charitable Rehabilitation centres..................................................23
2.3 Summary......................................................................................................... 24

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Chapter 3: Research Methodology and Ethics..........................................................25
3.0 Overview..........................................................................................................25
3.1 Research Outline.............................................................................................25
3.2 Research Philosophy.......................................................................................26
3.3 Research Approach.........................................................................................26
3.4 Research Design.............................................................................................27
3.5 Research Strategy...........................................................................................28
3.6 Data Collection Process..................................................................................29
3.7 Data Analysis Process.....................................................................................30
3.8 Ethical Consideration.......................................................................................30
3.9 Accessibility Issues..........................................................................................31
3.10 Summary....................................................................................................... 32
Chapter 4: Analysis of the Findings...........................................................................33
4.0 Overview..........................................................................................................33
4.1 Theme 1: Impact of substance abuse on the society in UK.............................33
4.2 Theme 2: Comparison of government-funded rehabs with the private rehabs in
UK..........................................................................................................................34
4.3 Theme 3: challenges and success of the different rehabs...............................37
4.4 Summary......................................................................................................... 38
Chapter 5: Conclusion and Recommendations.........................................................40
5.0 Overview..........................................................................................................40

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5.1 Conclusion.......................................................................................................40
5.2 Recommendation............................................................................................ 41
5.3 Scope of future research.................................................................................42
References................................................................................................................43
Appendix................................................................................................................... 49

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Abstract
Drug abuse generally means misusage of constitutional and unconstitutional drugs which
covers alcohol, in a person’s daily life. There are different reasons that are researched over
the years regarding the consumption of drugs and its worst effects on people. Some people
take in drugs to achieve some relaxation while some consume it to achieve their right
temperament while others indulge in immense pressure to put up themselves into a particular
group. Health centres, emergency division as well as the rehabilitation centres are over
burdened with drug abuse cases continuously for a long period of time. The recent statistics
proves that the investment for the ailment program for the prolonged support and
uncontrollable drug obsessions scads over to £21 billion every year. The government
continuously provides different measures to take up control regarding this important issue
that consists of rehabilitation functions, counselling and also different treatments too, which
further aims to lessen the count of people from getting into the usage ofdrug abuse. Adding
up to the government financed rehabilitation amenties there aare several privately financed
rehabilitation centres as well who are also fighting to touch the same objective as of the
government financed rehab. This dissertation will therefore get deep into the details and see
into the statistics that if government funded rehabilitation centres helps the patients more
properly or the costly private rehabilitation centres takes good care of the patients as because
they ask for a very huge amount of money from the patients. This research evaluate the
various facilities provided by government financed rehabilitation centres as well as the
private rehabilitation centres provide to the drug abused person’s, along with suggesting
certain appropriate facilities and services and rehabs for the drug abused person’s apart from
the government financed and the private rehabs.

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Chapter 1: Introduction
1.0 Overview
Substance exploitation adds up to the maltreatment of lawful and
unlawfuldrugs whichinvolves alcohol in the daily life. Itmajorly includes illegal things
like cocaine, heroin or ecstasy and even last stage of drugshowever; it certainly
includes drugs that are readily and easily available from the general medicine stores
with a prescription. There are manyreasons whichhave been studied over the
timewhich leads to the usage of medications and its injurious effect on people. Some
people takemedicines to chill out, some to achieveself-assurancewhereas some
people come under totalburden to get into a certain group. Substance
exploitationleads to hazardousnatural life of the addict as itputs a toll on their health,
and alsoin a danger of setback and damage. It correspondingly affects the health
and people of the close ones of the addict. It destroyswillpower thatis guided by
corporeal and emotionalaspects. When aindividualinitiatesdepending on a drug
matter, for he in his subconscious mind continues to think that taking such
drugscarry him a nous of comfort and peace or a sensation of joy, in such cases the
person is said to be psychically dependent particularly on that drugsubstance. While
in some cases when a person's body covets for a drug in particular to function
normally, this type of people is stated to be substantiallyin need ofthe particular drug
ormatter. Substance misuseaffects health hazardously and has an immense
harmfuleffect tothe social order.
Hospitals,rehabilitation centres and emergency sectors are strained with
drugexploitation situation for a continuous time which never stops. As per the
national statistics office, drug misuse and inclination to taking heroin has always

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been a developingproblem in the United Kingdom (UK) for a longperiod now.
Recentinformationreveal that thecost of thetreatment procedure for prolonged
support and unrestrained drug dependence sums to more than £21 billion each
consecutive year. The government kept on conducting many initiatives to fight
thisdispute that constitutes of reintegrationagendas, advising and ailments which
targets to lessen the quantity of individual involving in drug abuse. In contexttowards
basic government sponsoredrestorationamenities there are several privately
financedrestorationepicentres who are inconation to attain the commonobjective as
the administration financedreintegrationepicentres. It is evidentlycorrect that the
isolated rehabilitation isexpensive though it is correctly believed that intoxication can
harma person’slifecycle and all additional necessary stuffs that they holdclose to
themselves. There are considerable amount ofargumentsrelating to the ability of the
administration financed rehabs and the isolated rehabilitation centres as in
attendance of being chiliad of grievances includingappreciations for mutual of these
two.
1.1 problem statement
Restoration of drug exploitation proves to be a therapeutic or psychical
course of curativetreatment, whichproposes to reduce the addiction of individual who
are accustomed with prescript medicines, liquor, and back alley drugs such as
marijuana, cocaine, ecstasy or heroin. The motive of rehabilitating matter or
drugmisuse sufferers is to force them to realise and face their obsession and
consequently to support them evademental, physical,communal,lawful and monetary
corollary that disturbs the addict. The rehabilitationorganisation are present all over
the place in United Kingdomembracesdifferentvarieties of ailments for preserving the