Predictors of no, low and frequent emergency department use for any medical reason among patients with cannabis-related disorders attending Quebec (Canada) addiction treatment centres,Drug and Alcohol Review

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Predictors of no, low and frequent emergency department use for any medical reason among patients with cannabis-related disorders attending Quebec (Canada) addiction treatment centres
Drug and Alcohol Review ( IF 3.0 ) Pub Date : 2022-03-10 , DOI: 10.1111/dar.13451
Marie-Josée Fleury _{1,

2} , Guy Grenier ₂ , Zhirong Cao ₂ , Christophe Huỳnh ₃

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Patients with substance-related disorders and mental disorders (MD) contribute substantially to emergency department (ED) overcrowding. Few studies have identified predictors of ED use integrating service use correlates, particularly among patients with cannabis-related disorders (CRD). This study compared predictors of low (1–2 visits/year) or frequent (3+ visits/year) ED use with no ED use for a cohort of 9836 patients with CRD registered at Quebec (Canada) addiction treatment centres in 2012–2013.

中文翻译：

在魁北克（加拿大）成瘾治疗中心就诊的大麻相关疾病患者中，因任何医疗原因而没有、很少和频繁使用急诊科的预测因素

患有物质相关障碍和精神障碍 (MD) 的患者在很大程度上导致急诊科 (ED) 过度拥挤。很少有研究确定与服务使用相关的 ED 使用预测因子，特别是在大麻相关疾病 (CRD) 患者中。本研究比较了 2012-2013 年在魁北克（加拿大）成瘾治疗中心登记的 9836 名 CRD 患者队列中低（1-2 次就诊/年）或频繁（3 次以上就诊/年）使用 ED 和不使用 ED 的预测因子.

更新日期：2022-03-10

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