Drug Use and Substance Use Disorders in Brazil and the World: Epidemiological Data

Domingues, Liz Paola; Bedendo, André; Opaleye, Emérita Sátiro; Noto, Ana Regina

doi:10.1007/978-3-030-62855-0_2

Drugs and Human Behavior 2021

DOI: 10.1007/978-3-030-62855-0_2

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Drug Use and Substance Use Disorders in Brazil and the World: Epidemiological Data

Liz Paola Domingues

André Bedendo

Emérita Sátiro Opaleye

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“…Recent studies indicate that the prevalence of alcohol use disorders among the world population is 10.3%. Among these disorders, 5.3% are associated with dependence (Domingues et al, 2021; World Health Organization, 2018). In addition, it is estimated that in the world, there are 275 million users of any substance, among whom almost 13% have some disorder resulting from this use and require treatment (United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime, 2021).…”

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Evidence of validity of the adapted version of the Attribution Questionnaire for Drug dependence (AQ-D).

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The attribution of responsibility for the emergence and controllability of drug dependence is associated with negative outcomes, including stigmatization, making it relevant to measure it. We collected evidence of the validity of the Attribution Questionnaire for Drug (AQ-D) dependence adapted to Brazilian Portuguese and Spanish. A total of 449 health professionals from Brazil, Uruguay, and Colombia responded to the AQ-D, which was subjected to the process of translation and back-translation. For the structure analysis, parallel and exploratory factorial analyses were used to define the factors to be retained. Of the initial items, 19 had factor loadings equal to or greater than 0.30. The confirmatory factor analysis indicated a bifactorial structure containing 13 items. The version showed good performance, especially due to the variability in the sample in terms of professional category and level of care, reinforcing the quality of the study.

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Evidence of validity of the adapted version of the Attribution Questionnaire for Drug dependence (AQ-D).

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Tostes

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Drug Use and Substance Use Disorders in Brazil and the World: Epidemiological Data

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Evidence of validity of the adapted version of the Attribution Questionnaire for Drug dependence (AQ-D).

Evidence of validity of the adapted version of the Attribution Questionnaire for Drug dependence (AQ-D).

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