Characterizing safer drinking strategies among hospitalized adults with severe alcohol use disorder; a cross-sectional secondary analysis.

IF 1.6 4区医学 Q3 SUBSTANCE ABUSE

Journal of Addictive Diseases Pub Date : 2024-10-01 Epub Date: 2023-11-09 DOI:10.1080/10550887.2023.2275555

Jennifer Lyden, Ryan Loh, Hannan Braun, Dale Terasaki

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Abstract

Background: Safer drinking strategies (SDS) reduce alcohol-related harms in outpatient settings. Little is known about SDS among hospitalized patients.

Objective: Evaluate SDS among hospitalized patients with alcohol use disorder (AUD) and assess for association with past-year acute-care utilization.

Methods: We conducted a cross-sectional, secondary analysis of hospitalized adults with AUD at a safety-net hospital in Colorado from January-December 2021. Participants completed a questionnaire on SDS and were categorized as low (≤2 reported) or high SDS (≥3 reported). Past-year emergency department visits and hospital admissions were identified using the electronic health record. A Mann-Whitney test compared encounters between low and high SDS groups.

Results: Among 43 hospitalized adults with AUD, 38 (88.4%) reported ≥1 SDS and 21 (48.8%) reported ≥3 SDS. The low SDS group had fewer past-year admissions than the high SDS group (U = 145.0, p = 0.015).

Conclusion: SDS are frequently identified by patients and may be an acceptable form of inpatient AUD management.

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在患有严重酒精使用障碍的住院成人中描述更安全的饮酒策略；横断面二次分析。

背景：更安全的饮酒策略（SDS）可以减少门诊环境中与酒精相关的危害。住院患者对SDS知之甚少。目的：评估住院的酒精使用障碍（AUD）患者的SDS，并评估其与过去一年急性护理利用率的关系。方法：我们对2021年1月至12月在科罗拉多州一家安全网医院住院的AUD成人进行了横断面二次分析。参与者完成了一份关于SDS的问卷，并被分为低SDS（≤2份报告）或高SDS（≥3份报告）。过去一年的急诊科就诊和入院情况都是使用电子健康记录确定的。Mann-Whitney测试比较了低SDS组和高SDS组之间的遭遇。结果：43例AUD住院成人中，38例（88.4%）报告≥1 SDS，21例（48.8%）报告≥3 SDS。低SDS组过去一年的入院人数少于高SDS组（U = 145.0，p = 0.015）。结论：SDS经常被患者识别，可能是一种可接受的住院AUD管理形式。

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Journal of Addictive Diseases SUBSTANCE ABUSE-

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