2019年加拿大物质使用研究面临的主要挑战

Bundit Sornpaisarn, Farihah Ali, T. Elton-Marshall, Sameer Imtiaz, C. Probst, Sarnti Sornpaisarn, J. Rehm
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目的:综合有关加拿大物质使用和物质归因负担的知识,以确定未来3至5年的研究重点。方法:我们检索并分析了有关药物使用流行率和可归因负担的最新流行病学估计,以及有关药物使用成本的经济数据。结果:根据2014-2019年的趋势,由于阿片类药物、酒精和大麻的使用对加拿大健康负担的当前或预期的未来影响,它们被确定为研究重点。具体而言,未来的研究工作应侧重于:(a)减少类阿片处方的数量,投资于对已对类阿片成瘾者的干预措施,防止类阿片使用障碍的发展和因过量使用造成的死亡;(b)确定减少危险和有害饮酒的方法,特别是在社会经济地位低的人群中;(c)监测和评价最近实施的大麻合法化政策对各项成果的影响。虽然烟草负担一直在减少,但重要的是要继续监测电子烟的使用情况。结论:药物使用是疾病负担的一个重要且不断增加的风险因素,有必要进行研究以减轻加拿大的这一负担。
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Major challenges in substance use research in Canada in 2019
Aims: To synthesize knowledge on substance use and substance-attributable burden in Canada to determine research priorities for the next 3 to 5 years. Methods: We searched for and analyzed the latest epidemiological estimates of substance use prevalence and attributable burden and for economic data on the costs of substance use. Results: Based on trends over 2014-2019, opioid, alcohol, and cannabis use were identified as research priorities due to their current or anticipated future impact on health burden in Canada. Specifically, future research efforts should be directed towards: (a) reducing the number of opioid prescriptions, investing in interventions for those already addicted to opioids,  preventing both the development of opioid use disorders and deaths due to overdose; (b) identifying ways to reduce hazardous and harmful drinking, particularly among those with low socioeconomic status; and (c) monitoring and evaluating the impacts of the recent policy implementations for the legalization of cannabis on various outcomes. While tobacco attributable burden has been decreasing, it is important to continue to monitor vaping use over time. Conclusions:  Substance use is a significant and increasing risk factor for burden of disease, and research efforts are necessary to reduce this burden in Canada.
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