Formulating Design Guidelines for Drug De-addiction Center in India
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Drug addiction treatment, Rehabilitation center design, Accessibility, Functional efficiency, Architecture and healthcare, Evidence-based designAbstract
This research paper aims to address the critical need for tailored design guidelines for drug de-addiction centers in India, considering the complex socio-cultural and infrastructural landscape. By integrating insights from architecture, healthcare, psychology, and sociology, the study develops comprehensive recommendations to optimize the physical environment of these centers. Key considerations include cultural sensitivity, safety, privacy, accessibility, and community integration. Through this research, actionable insights are provided for architects, healthcare professionals, policymakers, and stakeholders involved in planning, designing, and operating drug de-addiction centers. Implementation of these guidelines has the potential to significantly enhance therapeutic outcomes, promote patient well-being, and facilitate effective rehabilitation, thereby contributing to healthier and more resilient communities across India.
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