Another Round: Influence of Alcohol-Related Conditions and Other Drug Use-Related Disorders in Emergency Department Frequent Use – A Single-Site Matched Case-Control Study in Spain

Clara Oliveras; Pol Bruguera; Imanol Cordero Torres; Andrea Millán Hernández; María Teresa Pons-Cabrera; P Cortez; Marta Gómez-Ramiro; Mireia Vàzquez Vallejo; Emilio Salgado; Maria Asenjo Romero; Eduard Vieta; Antoni Gual; Hugo López‐Pelayo; Mercè Balcells‐Oliveró

doi:10.1159/000538987

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Another Round: Influence of Alcohol-Related Conditions and Other Drug Use-Related Disorders in Emergency Department Frequent Use – A Single-Site Matched Case-Control Study in Spain

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Clara Oliveras
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Pol Bruguera
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Imanol Cordero Torres

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Alcohol-related conditions and other drug use-related disorders must be evaluated in all ED FUs. Specific action protocols to concurrently address repeated attendance and addictions in the emergency room could be a good tool to reduce frequent ED use.

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