ALCOHOL, AIDS RISKS AND COMMERCIAL SEX - SOME PRELIMINARY-RESULTS FROM A SCOTTISH STUDY
ALCOHOL, AIDS RISKS AND COMMERCIAL SEX - SOME PRELIMINARY-RESULTS FROM A SCOTTISH STUDY
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DOI：
10.1016/0376-8716(90)90141-z
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发表时间：
1990-02-01
影响因子：
4.2
通讯作者：
THOMAS, RM
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作者：
PLANT, ML;PLANT, MA;THOMAS, RM
1988年，在爱丁堡(英国苏格兰)对102名男性和103名女性性工作者(妓女)进行的一项研究得出了自我报告数据。受访者大多是在有许可证的场所通过“滚雪球”联系到的。这反映在自我报告的酒精和非法药物使用的高水平上。受访者报告说，酒精和非法药物的使用与他们的工作有关，他们的许多客户在接触时处于酒精或毒品的影响之下。避孕套的使用与性工作者的酒精或毒品使用无关，但与性工作者对同样受到非法药物影响的客户比例的评估显著相关。
During 1988 self-report data were elicited from a study of 102 male and 103 female sex workers (prostitutes) in Edinburgh (Scottland, UK). Respondents were contacted by ''snowballing'' mostly in licensed premises. This was reflected by high levels of self-reported alcohol and illicit drug use. Respondents reported that both alcohol and illicit drug use were commonplace in relation to their work and that many of their clients were under alcohol or drug effect at the time of contact. Condom use was unrelated to sex workers'' alcohol or drug use, but was significantly associated with sex workers'' assessments of the proportions of their clients also under the influence of illicit drugs.