Alcohol and drug use as predictors of intentional injuries in two emergency departments in British Columbia.
Alcohol and drug use as predictors of intentional injuries in two emergency departments in British Columbia.
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10.1111/j.1521-0391.2013.00316.x
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2013-03
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Stenstrom R
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Cherpitel CJ;Martin G;Macdonald S;Brubacher JR;Stenstrom R
The risk of intentional injury due to alcohol and other drug use prior to injury is analyzed in a sample of emergency department patients in Vancouver, BC (n=436). Those reporting only alcohol use were close to 4 times more likely (OR = 3.73) to report an intentional injury, and those reporting alcohol combined with other drug(s) almost 18 times more likely (OR = 17.75) than those reporting no substance use. Those reporting both alcohol and drug use reported drinking significantly more alcohol (15.7 drinks) than those reporting alcohol use alone (5 drinks). While these data suggest that alcohol in combination with other drugs may be more strongly associated with intentional injury than alcohol alone, this may be due to the increased amount of alcohol consumed by those using both substances, and is an area requiring more research with larger samples of intentional injury patients.
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