Beverly Ingelson, Sherry Dahlke, Hannah O'Rourke, Kathleen F Hunter
Nurses' knowledge and beliefs on pain management practices with hospitalised persons living with dementia: A qualitative descriptive study
Journal of clinical nursing
modifying risk perceptions related driving cannabis use dacu could deter individuals enacting behavior lowrisk perception associated dacu engagement study identified sociodemographic characteristics substance use driving behaviors peer norms psychological characteristics associated lower risk perception regarding dacu canadian drivers aged 1735 used cannabis past year n 1467 completed online questionnaire multivariate linear regression model allowed identifying variables associated lowrisk perception dacu ie believing safe ones driving ability impaired cannabis high lower risk perception dacu associated identifying male weekly daily cannabis use engagement dacu general risky driving behaviors passenger driver engages dacu number friends engage dacu peer approval dacu driven influence alcohol living urban areas received traffic tickets past three years declaring pastweek irritability cognitive problems associated holding higher risk perception related dacu road education prevention programs target attitudes perceptions regarding risks shaped sociocultural norms past risky driving experiences need reach specifically drivers identified characteristics associated lowrisk perception dacu interventions potentially help reduce rate individuals engage behavior