Sara Beeler, Tanya Renn, Carrie Pettus
"…he's going to be facing the same things that he faced prior to being locked up": perceptions of service needs for substance use disorders
Health & justice
aim study estimate prevalence sociodemographic factors associated tobacco use heavy episodic drinking tuhed current tobacco use tu current heavy episodic drinking hed among people 1869 years bolivia 2019 crosssectional study analysis used crosssectional data bolivias steps 2019 survey 4472 individuals answered questions substance use sociodemographic information sample included 502 women 498 men 521 secondary higher education 486 mestizo 280 quechua prevalence tuhd 60 105 men 16 women tu 122 200 men 44 women hed 112 134 men 91 women male sex increased risk tu hed tuhed belonging amara ethnic group decreased risk tu tuhed higher education increased odds hed among women tuhed urban residence increased risk tuhed among women hed women unemployment associated tu marriage cohabitation inversely associated tu men belonging another ethnic group castellano tacana increased risk tu tuhed 10 general adult population bolivia participated tu hed among men tuhed various factors associated different categories substance use identified