Technology can indeed be exploited in various ways. Including to undergo drug and alcohol addiction treatment. Microblogging sites like Twitter, can be used as the arena to share stories of addicts though could only accommodate 140 characters.
Many people have long used the blog to write down his experiences as an addict. The reaction from blog readers as well as giving a kind of support is very helpful. Soon, a special smart phone junkies, Recovery 2.0 will be launched.
Researchers at the University of Wisconsin, the United States has developed a smart phone applications that will be tested by the medical centers. This phone will be used to help addicts who are in recovery or just leave rehabilitisi central facility.
This application will have a quick and simple connection that connects to a rehabilitation center. Includes 24-hour hotline counseling, as well as friends and family who could be contacted and are needed for addicts to help the recovery.
Application of research results that are named ACHESS (Addiction-Center for Health Enhancement System Studies), also has a 'panic button' that the program can be customized. There is a GPS (Global Positioning System) or a signal that indicates if someone in the recovery close to the location where he usually drank alcohol or taking drugs.
Kim Johnson, a maker of applications, said that the technology is intended for someone who has a chronic illness "at all times". Although quite comprehensive, does not mean it can replace apilkasi rehabilitation care.
"Although applications can not replace professional care, but a person can seek immediate support by simply pressing a button," said Dale Redlich, founders Challenges Addiction Treatment Center, as quoted from Shine.
"It enhances one's ability to maintain active recovery and a critical component for preventing addiction relapse again," he said.
Many people have long used the blog to write down his experiences as an addict. The reaction from blog readers as well as giving a kind of support is very helpful. Soon, a special smart phone junkies, Recovery 2.0 will be launched.
Researchers at the University of Wisconsin, the United States has developed a smart phone applications that will be tested by the medical centers. This phone will be used to help addicts who are in recovery or just leave rehabilitisi central facility.
This application will have a quick and simple connection that connects to a rehabilitation center. Includes 24-hour hotline counseling, as well as friends and family who could be contacted and are needed for addicts to help the recovery.
Application of research results that are named ACHESS (Addiction-Center for Health Enhancement System Studies), also has a 'panic button' that the program can be customized. There is a GPS (Global Positioning System) or a signal that indicates if someone in the recovery close to the location where he usually drank alcohol or taking drugs.
Kim Johnson, a maker of applications, said that the technology is intended for someone who has a chronic illness "at all times". Although quite comprehensive, does not mean it can replace apilkasi rehabilitation care.
"Although applications can not replace professional care, but a person can seek immediate support by simply pressing a button," said Dale Redlich, founders Challenges Addiction Treatment Center, as quoted from Shine.
"It enhances one's ability to maintain active recovery and a critical component for preventing addiction relapse again," he said.
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