Tratamiento integrado vs. tratamiento paralelo en adolescentes con consumo de sustancias y trastornos comórbidos: Un ensayo aleatorizado
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https://doi.org/10.20882/adicciones.1912Palabras clave:
Trastornos por consumo de sustancias, adolescentes, trastornos duales, tratamiento integrado, programa ambulatorio, comorbilidad.Resumen
Los tratamientos integrados suelen recomendarse para adolescentes con trastornos por uso de sustancias (TUS) y patologías comórbidas. Este estudio compara la eficacia de dos programas de intervención (integrado y paralelo) e investiga factores predictores de resultados del tratamiento. Setenta y cinco adolescentes (13-17 años) con TUS y trastorno comórbido, remitidos a un programa ambulatorio, fueron asignados aleatoriamente a un tratamiento integrado (n = 33) o paralelo (n = 32). Se evaluaron variables sociodemográficas, psicopatología, consumo de sustancias y funcionamiento global al inicio del tratamiento y 12 meses después. Ambos tratamientos se asociaron con cambios positivos pre-post en diferentes variables (problemas escolares, familiares, psiquiátricos, funcionamiento global y estadio de cambio). El tratamiento integrado mostró mejores resultados en adherencia (χ2 = 14,328; p > ,001) y en una medida global compuesta basada en la gravedad de problemas relacionados con drogas (χ2 = 8,833; p = ,003). Siguiendo una estrategia de tratamiento adaptativa, ofrecimos a los pacientes que abandonaron el tratamiento paralelo (n = 12) la posibilidad de entrar en el integrado. Once aceptaron, constituyendo un tercer grupo de comparación («paralelo a integrado»). El análisis de regresión logística multivariante mostró que la probabilidad de resultado global positivo aumentaba en los pacientes de los grupos integrado y «paralelo a integrado», con trastornos comórbidos internalizantes o mixtos, mayor edad y menores problemas legales. El tratamiento integrado mostró mejor adherencia y resultados globales que el paralelo en adolescentes con patología dual. Una mayor edad y menos problemas legales también se relacionaron con un resultado global positivo.Citas
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