A V Volnukhin, T E Morozova, G P Skvirskaya, A G Reze, M V Gurjar, A A Gerzog, E O Samokhina, T V Zaugolnikova
[The social, demographic and professional characteristics of general practitioners and district therapists of state and private sectors of health care]
Problemy sotsial'noi gigieny, zdravookhraneniia i istorii meditsiny
despite canada highest disease burden globally cannabis use disorder cud violence ubiquitous mens lives little known intersections among social determinants health sdoh cumulative lifetime violence severity clvs influence cud men postcannabis legalization using data collected survey national community sample 597 men selfidentified experienced violence conducted latent profile analysis using 11 subscales clvs44 scale explored differential associations clvs profiles cud considering sdoh covariates four profiles distinguished intersections among clvs44 subscale severity roles target perpetrator clvs profiles significantly associated cud unadjusted model adjusted model age adverse housing education significant covariate controls adjusted model cud differentially associated clvs profiles significantly higher profile 4 highest severity target perpetrator profile 1 lowest severity target perpetration chisquare tests showed significant intersection adverse housing younger age profile 4 clvs moderate severe cud among cannabis users results reveal importance understanding simultaneous intersections among indicators clvs determining profiles lifetime violence also critical intersections among clvs profiles significant covariates basis trauma violenceinformed care cud prioritizes men disadvantaged convergence attends individual structural health disparities practice policy levels