1. Theyand Name: NguyenThi Minh Thuy
2. Gendercalculate: Female
3. DayBorn:28/02/1995
4. Place born: AdvertisingNinh
5. Decisionto recognize student number:1543/QD-XHNV,June 1, 2018
6. Thechanges in the training process: constant
7. Namethesis topic: NextSocial work approach in evaluating addiction support and treatment activities for drug addicts with HIV at Phap Van Pagoda.
8. SpecializationbranchSocial work
9. Codenumber:8760101.01
10. Handlescience guidelearn: Associate Professor.TS Nguyen Hoi LoanDepartment of Sociology, Faculty of Social Sciences and Humanities – Vietnam National University, Hanoi
11. Summaryturn off thesis results:
Under the leadership of the Communist Party of Vietnam and with the determined efforts of the entire people, after more than 30 years of socio-economic reform, our country has transformed...efrom a centrally planned, bureaucratic, and subsidized economy to a modern economy.marketThe socialist orientation, with state regulation, has achieved many great successes. The economy continues to grow.rice, people's lives improvedclearly. However, besidesdevelopmenteconomy, societyA whole range of complex problems also arose., tThis includes social evils in general and drug addiction in particular.,This is causing widespread concern throughout society. Fortunately, the emergence of social work in Vietnam has led to timely and effective support for vulnerable groups, including drug addicts, especially those with HIV.
However, it's not only the social work sector that is concerned with supporting drug addicts with HIV; many other models and institutions in society are also participating and making positive contributions to the socialization of drug rehabilitation and rehabilitation for drug addicts with HIV, especially Buddhism. Vietnamese Buddhism has continuously strived to make effective contributions through social activities to assist vulnerable people in society in general, and drug addicts and people infected with HIV in particular, to help them reintegrate into society sustainably and contribute to ensuring social welfare.
The study has identified theseActivities supporting and treating addiction at Phap Van Pagoda. There are many similarities with social work activities for drug addicts when based on an analysis of the functions of social work. The temple, as well as the clubs established by the temple, have many activities corresponding to specific functions:
In terms of prevention, Buddhist temples utilize Buddhist teachings, with monks preaching to addicts to influence their perceptions through the content of scriptures such as repentance sutras and the law of karma. This encourages restraint, abstinence, and self-control. This can lead to enlightenment, self-mastery, and a happier and more contented life, by reducing desires that cause suffering to others and by helping them to deeply understand the consequences of their own actions.
With its therapeutic function, the temple organizes examinations and provides medication for people infected with HIV/AIDS; it also offers counseling and guidance for drug addicts undergoing detoxification. The temple also focuses on improving health, teaching the use of traditional medicine, and practicing qigong for those seeking rehabilitation. During the self-detoxification process, everyone self-restrains themselves, monitors each other's adherence to the rules set by the master, and provides massages and bathing for one another. Those who have successfully completed rehabilitation will help and support newcomers.
With its rehabilitation function, through activities such as organizing retreats for drug addicts and people infected with HIV, This helps them rebuild their confidence and restore their willpower; train them in techniques to overcome drug cravings, control their emotions, and learn how to cope with risky situations; and simultaneously create suitable jobs for each individual within the temple grounds to enable them to increase production, improve their meals, restore their health, and foster a sense of purposeful living for each member.
With a developmental function, former members who had undergone rehabilitation at the temple are now active in clubs alongside nuns and volunteers, continuing their mission of saving lives by providing health and psychological counseling to people with HIV/AIDS and their families. They become active volunteers in peer support groups, helping those who come later to overcome addiction and find hope in life again.
From the identificationThe similarities in the support activities of Phap Van Pagoda for drug addicts with HIV.studyalsoSatisfiedpoint out the limitations andPropose solutions to improve the effectiveness of social work activities.with drug addicts with HIV in Buddhist establishmentsThe results of this study can also serve as a reference for future researchers. Connecting resources, coordinating with Buddhist institutions to replicate the model, and developing activities of a similar nature.Social Workin supporting and treating addiction for drug addicts.
12. Possibilitypractical applications(if any)The results of the research project are as follows:A social work approach in evaluating addiction support and treatment activities for drug addicts with HIV at Phap Van Pagoda.This study can serve as a reference for research on the effectiveness of models with similar activities to social work in supporting and treating addiction in drug addicts with HIV. Additionally, the study will provide local and national resources on solutions for developing and expanding social work services for drug addicts in general and drug addicts with HIV in particular.
13.Future research directions(if any): Not available
14.The following publications are relevant to the thesis: Not available
INFORMATION ON MASTER'S THESIS
1. Full name:Nguyen Thi Minh Thuy2. Sex: Felman
3. Date of birth: February 28, 1995 4. Place of birth:Quang Ninh
5. Admission decision number: 1543/QD-XHNV date June 1, 2018
6. Changes in academic process: No
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7. Official thesis title:Approaching to Social Work in Judging the support and treatment towward the HIV patient in Phap Van Pagoda
8. Major:Social Work
9. Code: 8760101.01
10. Supervisors: Assoc. Prof. Nguyen Hoi Loan, Faculty of Sociology, University of Social Sciences and Humanities, Vietnam National University, Hanoi.
11. Summary of the findings of the thesis:
Our country is under the leadership of the Communist Party of Vietnam and with the determination and efforts of the entire people, after more than 30 years of socio-economic renewal, shifting from a centralized economy of bureaucracy and subsidies. The State-regulated socialist-oriented market economy has achieved great achievements. The economy continued to grow, people's lives improved markedly. However, in addition to the economic development, the society also has a series of complex problems, including social evils in general and drug addiction in particular, which are painful to the whole society. Fortunately, the emergence of social work in Vietnam has promptly and effectively supported hazardous groups, including drug addicts, especially drug addicts with HIV.
However, not only the social work sector is interested in supporting HIV-infected drug addicts, but many other models and institutions in the society are also participating and actively contributing to public socialization. detoxification, compensation for HIV-infected drug addicts, especially Buddhism. Vietnamese Buddhism has continuously made efforts to contribute effectively by social activities to help disadvantaged people in society in general and drug addicts and HIV infected people in particular to help them reintegrate into society. in a sustainable way, contributes to ensuring social security.
Research has identified that supportive and treatment activities for addiction in Phap Van pagoda have many similarities with social work activities with drug addicts based on the analysis of the function of social work. . The temple as well as the clubs established by the pagoda have many activities corresponding to specific functions:
With the preventive function: the temple uses Buddhist teachings, the monk teaches the addicts to shake their awareness through the content of the sutras such as the confession, the law of cause and effect ... It encourages their moderation, abstinence and self-control. That can lead to enlightenment, self-control, becoming happier and more content, by reducing the desires of life, such as making people suffer, causing suffering. others, by helping to enlighten more deeply to the consequences of one's own work.
With the function of treatment, the pagoda organizes examination and distribution of medicine for HIV / AIDS infected people; counseling and treatment for drug addicts. The temple also focuses on strengthening health, learning to use herbal medicine and practicing nutrition for those who come to detox. In the process of self-detox, people self-retraint, supervise each other to comply with the rules set out by the teacher, massage and bathe each other. The old people who have successfully cured will help and support the newcomer.
With the rehabilitation function, through activities such as organizing retreats for drug addicts and HIV infected people, helping them to rebuild their beliefs, restore their will; training techniques to overcome drug cravings, emotional self-control, know how to cope with risky situations; At the same time, creating suitable jobs for each object in the temple campus in order to increase production, improve meals, restore health, and create a useful psychology for each member.
With the development function, members who have been detoxified at the pagoda who are active in clubs together with nuns and volunteers continue their mission of saving people through health and psychological counseling for HIV-infected people. AIDS and family members. They become active volunteers in the peer group to help those who come after their addiction and find hope in life again.
From identifying the similarities in the support activities of Phap Van pagoda with HIV-infected drug addicts, the study has also pointed out the limitations and proposed solutions to improve the effectiveness of social work activities with people. HIV drug addiction in a Buddhist institution. The results of the study can also be considered as a reference for later researchers when connecting resources, combining with Buddhist institutions to replicate the model, develop activities with nature. Social work in addiction support and treatment for drug addicts.
12. Practical applicability, if any:
The results of the thesis "Access to social work in assessing addiction support and treatment activities for HIV-infected drug addicts in France" can be used as a reference for the research on effectiveness. results of models with similar activities to social work in addiction support and treatment for HIV infected drug addicts. In addition, the topic will provide documents for local and national about solutions to develop and replicate the provision of social work services for drug addicts in general and HIV-infected drug addicts. in particular.
13. Further research directions, if any: No
14. Thesis-related publications: No
