Harm Reductionist Perspective
The goal of harm reduction for dealing with the problems and issues involved with, or caused by, non-medical drugs and to treat the underlying personal or societal issues. These goal are supported by various ethical, moral, and philosophical opinions that are both personal and main stream progressive policy endeavors. Beginning from a humanist ethical ideological standpoint, the main goal of policy should be in respecting and helping others as a whole who deal from the various effects of drug abuse (something else here). Communities, municipal and federal governments should have strong and vested interest in human dignity and welfare, especially from a public health perspective as part of the ethical structure …show more content…
Despite this there are several identifiable populations of “users” that must be continually addressed in various communities throughout the country. But the usage of drug usage it’s self most likely predates society as it is known today, beginning with forage and gathering experimentation to the drug labs of modernity. The interpretation of the results of various surveys and research over the past twenty years as been complied as a basis for the 2014 United Sates Drug Control Policy goals of prevention. With the intention to “avoid the consequences of drug use among youth” (2014, p. 7) and notably reduce the numbers of substance abusers in the long term. This encompasses a variety of drug categories ranging from to depressants to hallucinogens which requires that proposed programs be tailored to a drug of choice or adaptable. These programs along with in depth education of the consequences of prolonged drug usage can create effective counter movements to drug …show more content…
Adopting and altering laws and policies through a reclassifying drugs based on public and personal health consequences will allows resources to better help target at risk and affected populations within a community. Though there must be continuous acknowledgement of the international drug trade and its contributions to anti-American criminal syndicates and terrorist groups in this reclassifying and other proposed policies. These measures in combination with tailored in-patient and out-patient facilities for the health related consequence of regular and prolonged drug use can slowly lower the population suffering from drug dependence. The end result being in a more manageable population of drug users and hopefully quicker time frames of recovery, and improved health conditions for the general
The goal of harm reduction for dealing with the problems and issues involved with, or caused by, non-medical drugs and to treat the underlying personal or societal issues. These goal are supported by various ethical, moral, and philosophical opinions that are both personal and main stream progressive policy endeavors. Beginning from a humanist ethical ideological standpoint, the main goal of policy should be in respecting and helping others as a whole who deal from the various effects of drug abuse (something else here). Communities, municipal and federal governments should have strong and vested interest in human dignity and welfare, especially from a public health perspective as part of the ethical structure …show more content…
Despite this there are several identifiable populations of “users” that must be continually addressed in various communities throughout the country. But the usage of drug usage it’s self most likely predates society as it is known today, beginning with forage and gathering experimentation to the drug labs of modernity. The interpretation of the results of various surveys and research over the past twenty years as been complied as a basis for the 2014 United Sates Drug Control Policy goals of prevention. With the intention to “avoid the consequences of drug use among youth” (2014, p. 7) and notably reduce the numbers of substance abusers in the long term. This encompasses a variety of drug categories ranging from to depressants to hallucinogens which requires that proposed programs be tailored to a drug of choice or adaptable. These programs along with in depth education of the consequences of prolonged drug usage can create effective counter movements to drug …show more content…
Adopting and altering laws and policies through a reclassifying drugs based on public and personal health consequences will allows resources to better help target at risk and affected populations within a community. Though there must be continuous acknowledgement of the international drug trade and its contributions to anti-American criminal syndicates and terrorist groups in this reclassifying and other proposed policies. These measures in combination with tailored in-patient and out-patient facilities for the health related consequence of regular and prolonged drug use can slowly lower the population suffering from drug dependence. The end result being in a more manageable population of drug users and hopefully quicker time frames of recovery, and improved health conditions for the general