Comparisons of prevalence estimates and adjusted odds ratios for illicit drug use by socio-demographic and socio-economic indicators.

Comparison of methods and resulting drug use prevalence estimates of health surveys versus drug surveys methods

Skarupova, Katerina

January 2010

This report is based on work commissioned by the EMCDDA in 2009. It examines differences in methods ...

Prevalence ratios and 95% Confidence Intervals (65%CI) by sexual orientation for each physical EQ-5D dimension, considering different adjustment variables.

Marc Marti-Pastor (4794717)
Gloria Perez (4794714)
Danielle German (4794720)
Angels Pont (3585158)
Olatz Garin (178963)
Jordi Alonso (178939)
Mercè Gotsens (3583655)
Montse Ferrer (436419)

January 2018

The EQ-5D dimension (dependent variable) was dichotomized into: no problems vs moderate/extreme p...

New indicators of illegal drug use to compare drug user populations for policy evaluation

Fabi, Francesco
Mammone, Alessia
Rossi, Carla

June 2022

Background: New trends in drug consumption show a trend towards higher poly-use. Epidemiological&nbs...

Comparisons of adjusted odds ratios for common mental disorder, hazardous alcohol use and illicit drug use by socio-demographic and socio-economic indicators in combined data from both studies.

Stephani L. Hatch (110986)
Charlotte Woodhead (110991)
Souci Frissa (110996)
Nicola T. Fear (111000)
Maria Verdecchia (111003)
Robert Stewart (34430)
Abraham Reichenberg (111006)
Craig Morgan (111008)
Paul Bebbington (111010)
Sally McManus (111012)
Traolach Brugha (111014)
Bwalya Kankulu (111016)
Jennifer L. Clark (111020)
Billy Gazard (111024)
Robert Medcalf (111028)
Matthew Hotopf (51508)

December 2012

NS = non-significant.Weighted percentages to account for survey design.a. Fully adj...

Prevalence estimates and adjusted odds ratios for hazardous alcohol use by socio-demographic and socio-economic indicators.

Stephani L. Hatch (110986)
Charlotte Woodhead (110991)
Souci Frissa (110996)
Nicola T. Fear (111000)
Maria Verdecchia (111003)
Robert Stewart (34430)
Abraham Reichenberg (111006)
Craig Morgan (111008)
Paul Bebbington (111010)
Sally McManus (111012)
Traolach Brugha (111014)
Bwalya Kankulu (111016)
Jennifer L. Clark (111020)
Billy Gazard (111024)
Robert Medcalf (111028)
Matthew Hotopf (51508)

December 2012

NS = non-significant; Weighted percentages to account for survey design;a. Model adjusted ...

Prevalence and adjusted odds ratios or coefficients from multiple variable regression models for associations between having had a relationship or sex predicated on their material provision, sex with a woman in prostitution or both of these or neither and psychological measures.*

Rachel Jewkes (193649)
Robert Morrell (315115)
Yandisa Sikweyiya (315116)
Kristin Dunkle (315117)
Loveday Penn-Kekana (315118)

February 2013

*each was modelled separately using multiple regression and each model adjusted for age, race, ed...

A gender comparison of legal and illicit drug consumption

Rodríguez T., Jorge
Hernández Araya, Enrique
Fernández, Ana María

January 2007

Publicación ISIBackground: It is possible that men consume a higher amount of legal and illegal drug...

Prevalence rates and adjusted odds ratios of lifetime SUDs in adopted and nonadopted individuals.

Gihyun Yoon (232337)
Joseph Westermeyer (298588)
Marion Warwick (298589)
Michael A. Kuskowski (298590)

February 2013

Abbreviations: SUD, substance use disorder; OR, odds ratio; AOR, adjusted odds ratio; CI, confide...

Patterns of alcohol and illicit substance use in the United States and Mexico. Substantive and methodologic issues in the cross-national analysis of alcohol and drug use data

Lopez, Javier

January 1997

This research examines prevalence of alcohol and illicit substance use in the United States and Mexi...

Measuring Current Drug Use in Female Sex Workers and Their Noncommercial Male Partners in Mexico: Concordance Between Data Collected From Surveys Versus Semi-Structured Interviews.

Palinkas, Lawrence A
Bazzi, Angela Robertson
Syvertsen, Jennifer L
Ulibarri, Monica D
Hernandez, Daniel
Rangel, M Gudelia
Martinez, Gustavo
Strathdee, Steffanie A

January 2016

BackgroundSelf-reports are commonly used to assess prevalence and frequency of drug use, but it is u...

Patterns of alcohol and illicit substance use in the United States and Mexico. Substantive and methodologic issues in the cross-national analysis of alcohol and drug use data

Lopez, Javier

January 1997

This research examines prevalence of alcohol and illicit substance use in the United States and Mexi...

Public Health Rep

Sociodemographic correlates of drug use among the general household population may have less accurac...

Multivariate logistic regressions comparing A-CASI and CATI: OR and 95%CI.

François Beck (302329)
Romain Guignard (303794)
Stéphane Legleye (512832)

January 2014

N.B.: Each regression is controlled for gender, age, marital and professional status and educatio...

Economic Analyses of Multiple Addictions for Men and Women

Allen C. Goodman
The Nesarc

October 2015

Background: This study seeks to address analytical issues regarding the joint usage of alcohol, toba...

Lifetime prevalence of novel psychoactive substances use among adults in the USA: Sociodemographic, mental health and illicit drug use correlates. Evidence from a population-based survey 2007–2014

Neicun, Jessica
Yang, Justin Christopher
Shih, Hueyjong
Nadella, Pranay
van Kessel, Robin
Negri, Attilio
Czabanowska, Kasia
Brayne, Carol
Roman-Urrestarazu, Andres

October 2020

Introduction: As Novel psychoactive substances (NPS) are conceived to mimic the effects of common il...

Comparison of methods and resulting drug use prevalence estimates of health surveys versus drug surveys methods

Skarupova, Katerina

January 2010

This report is based on work commissioned by the EMCDDA in 2009. It examines differences in methods ...

Prevalence ratios and 95% Confidence Intervals (65%CI) by sexual orientation for each physical EQ-5D dimension, considering different adjustment variables.

Marc Marti-Pastor (4794717)
Gloria Perez (4794714)
Danielle German (4794720)
Angels Pont (3585158)
Olatz Garin (178963)
Jordi Alonso (178939)
Mercè Gotsens (3583655)
Montse Ferrer (436419)

January 2018

The EQ-5D dimension (dependent variable) was dichotomized into: no problems vs moderate/extreme p...

New indicators of illegal drug use to compare drug user populations for policy evaluation

Fabi, Francesco
Mammone, Alessia
Rossi, Carla

June 2022

Background: New trends in drug consumption show a trend towards higher poly-use. Epidemiological&nbs...

Comparisons of adjusted odds ratios for common mental disorder, hazardous alcohol use and illicit drug use by socio-demographic and socio-economic indicators in combined data from both studies.

Stephani L. Hatch (110986)
Charlotte Woodhead (110991)
Souci Frissa (110996)
Nicola T. Fear (111000)
Maria Verdecchia (111003)
Robert Stewart (34430)
Abraham Reichenberg (111006)
Craig Morgan (111008)
Paul Bebbington (111010)
Sally McManus (111012)
Traolach Brugha (111014)
Bwalya Kankulu (111016)
Jennifer L. Clark (111020)
Billy Gazard (111024)
Robert Medcalf (111028)
Matthew Hotopf (51508)

December 2012

NS = non-significant.Weighted percentages to account for survey design.a. Fully adj...

Prevalence estimates and adjusted odds ratios for hazardous alcohol use by socio-demographic and socio-economic indicators.

Stephani L. Hatch (110986)
Charlotte Woodhead (110991)
Souci Frissa (110996)
Nicola T. Fear (111000)
Maria Verdecchia (111003)
Robert Stewart (34430)
Abraham Reichenberg (111006)
Craig Morgan (111008)
Paul Bebbington (111010)
Sally McManus (111012)
Traolach Brugha (111014)
Bwalya Kankulu (111016)
Jennifer L. Clark (111020)
Billy Gazard (111024)
Robert Medcalf (111028)
Matthew Hotopf (51508)

December 2012

NS = non-significant; Weighted percentages to account for survey design;a. Model adjusted ...

Prevalence and adjusted odds ratios or coefficients from multiple variable regression models for associations between having had a relationship or sex predicated on their material provision, sex with a woman in prostitution or both of these or neither and psychological measures.*

Rachel Jewkes (193649)
Robert Morrell (315115)
Yandisa Sikweyiya (315116)
Kristin Dunkle (315117)
Loveday Penn-Kekana (315118)

February 2013

*each was modelled separately using multiple regression and each model adjusted for age, race, ed...

A gender comparison of legal and illicit drug consumption

Rodríguez T., Jorge
Hernández Araya, Enrique
Fernández, Ana María

January 2007

Publicación ISIBackground: It is possible that men consume a higher amount of legal and illegal drug...

Prevalence rates and adjusted odds ratios of lifetime SUDs in adopted and nonadopted individuals.

Gihyun Yoon (232337)
Joseph Westermeyer (298588)
Marion Warwick (298589)
Michael A. Kuskowski (298590)

February 2013

Abbreviations: SUD, substance use disorder; OR, odds ratio; AOR, adjusted odds ratio; CI, confide...

Patterns of alcohol and illicit substance use in the United States and Mexico. Substantive and methodologic issues in the cross-national analysis of alcohol and drug use data

Lopez, Javier

January 1997

This research examines prevalence of alcohol and illicit substance use in the United States and Mexi...

Measuring Current Drug Use in Female Sex Workers and Their Noncommercial Male Partners in Mexico: Concordance Between Data Collected From Surveys Versus Semi-Structured Interviews.

Palinkas, Lawrence A
Bazzi, Angela Robertson
Syvertsen, Jennifer L
Ulibarri, Monica D
Hernandez, Daniel
Rangel, M Gudelia
Martinez, Gustavo
Strathdee, Steffanie A

January 2016

BackgroundSelf-reports are commonly used to assess prevalence and frequency of drug use, but it is u...

Patterns of alcohol and illicit substance use in the United States and Mexico. Substantive and methodologic issues in the cross-national analysis of alcohol and drug use data

Lopez, Javier

January 1997

This research examines prevalence of alcohol and illicit substance use in the United States and Mexi...

Public Health Rep

Sociodemographic correlates of drug use among the general household population may have less accurac...

Multivariate logistic regressions comparing A-CASI and CATI: OR and 95%CI.

François Beck (302329)
Romain Guignard (303794)
Stéphane Legleye (512832)

January 2014

N.B.: Each regression is controlled for gender, age, marital and professional status and educatio...

Economic Analyses of Multiple Addictions for Men and Women

Allen C. Goodman
The Nesarc

October 2015

Background: This study seeks to address analytical issues regarding the joint usage of alcohol, toba...

Lifetime prevalence of novel psychoactive substances use among adults in the USA: Sociodemographic, mental health and illicit drug use correlates. Evidence from a population-based survey 2007–2014

Neicun, Jessica
Yang, Justin Christopher
Shih, Hueyjong
Nadella, Pranay
van Kessel, Robin
Negri, Attilio
Czabanowska, Kasia
Brayne, Carol
Roman-Urrestarazu, Andres

October 2020

Introduction: As Novel psychoactive substances (NPS) are conceived to mimic the effects of common il...

Comparison of methods and resulting drug use prevalence estimates of health surveys versus drug surveys methods

Skarupova, Katerina

January 2010

This report is based on work commissioned by the EMCDDA in 2009. It examines differences in methods ...

Prevalence ratios and 95% Confidence Intervals (65%CI) by sexual orientation for each physical EQ-5D dimension, considering different adjustment variables.

Marc Marti-Pastor (4794717)
Gloria Perez (4794714)
Danielle German (4794720)
Angels Pont (3585158)
Olatz Garin (178963)
Jordi Alonso (178939)
Mercè Gotsens (3583655)
Montse Ferrer (436419)

January 2018

The EQ-5D dimension (dependent variable) was dichotomized into: no problems vs moderate/extreme p...

New indicators of illegal drug use to compare drug user populations for policy evaluation

Fabi, Francesco
Mammone, Alessia
Rossi, Carla

June 2022

Background: New trends in drug consumption show a trend towards higher poly-use. Epidemiological&nbs...

Comparisons of prevalence estimates and adjusted odds ratios for illicit drug use by socio-demographic and socio-economic indicators.

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