Recovery Capital in Chinese Drug Rehabilitation: Exploring Person‐Centred and Community‐Based Perspectives

Our findings confirm a significant mismatch between Chinese national rehabilitation policy frameworks and individual people's visions of recovery. Our study presents evidence for the benefit of reorienting recovery capital as an idea, and recovery policy in practice, around person-centred and community-based concerns.

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Drug and Alcohol Review
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2025-12-03
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https://doi.org/10.1111/dar.70088
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1
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Mental Health and Patient Involvement
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Recovery Capital in Chinese Drug Rehabilitation: Exploring Person‐Centred and Community‐Based Perspectives

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Recovery Capital in Chinese Drug Rehabilitation: Exploring Person‐Centred and Community‐Based Perspectives

Apei Song, J. He, George Christopher Dertadian
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Abstract

Our findings confirm a significant mismatch between Chinese national rehabilitation policy frameworks and individual people's visions of recovery. Our study presents evidence for the benefit of reorienting recovery capital as an idea, and recovery policy in practice, around person-centred and community-based concerns.

Drug and Alcohol ReviewVol. 45(1)
Xiamen University (CN), NSW Department of Communities and Justice (AU)
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