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GRENZE International Journal of Engineering and Technology Vol. 11 (2025), Issue 1

Pathways to Recovery: Empowering Lives through Comprehensive Drug Rehabilitation

Authors

Kuldeep Vayadande, Komal Kadam, Aditya Patil, Prathmesh Paigude, Paras Jagadale

Abstract

Being a fully web-based service, it would be both for users and families as well in countering drug addiction. The paper aims at enhancing the web-based drug rehabilitation service with discussions on the design and development of the platform. It was tailored based on experiences from families undergoing interventions and hence tailor support toward every family [1]. The major challenge in the care of a victim of an opioid overdose is that there is usually a dearth of up-to-date information about treatment facilities. The DrugHelp.org site attempts to eliminate this by providing reliable, easily readable information for substanceusers as well as a portal for care, with a streamlined tool to update and maintain data with automated and social prompts for 100% data accuracy [3]. This platform is also bolstered by community mobilization and rehabilitation tools to ensure that recovery is sustainable, while at the same time mHealth technology is used to locally reinforce efforts. The use of the platform in achieving efficiency is realized through the use of ML models, like CNNs, to detect image and data pattern recognition aimed at ensuring early identification and analysis of user interactions and patterns showing possible risks of relapse, enabling intervention [2]. In addition, the CNN model supports monitoring uploaded media content to adhere to the terms of the platform and avoid information that's either damaging or pretty provoking for users [3]. Providing more precise information on thecourse of treatment and personalized recommendations about recovering through CNNs, DrugHelp.org willbe able to maintain the highest anonymity, cultivate a community environment, and enhance the quality and accessibility of recovery services for patients with SUD and their families.

Pages: 4482 - 4487