CERGA Journal Title and Abstracts October 2013
Contents / pAGELIST OF JOURNALS CHECKED / 2
List of REFERENCES
Alcohol - Adolescents / 3
Alcohol – Epidemiology and Demography / 3
Alcohol – Liver / 4
Alcohol - Miscellaneous / 4
Alcohol Pricing / 4
Alcohol Treatment / 4
Blood Borne Viruses / 5
Clinicians / 5
Clinicians and service providers / 5
Co-Morbidity / 5
Drug Related Deaths / 6
Epidemiology and Demography / 6
Hepatitis C / 6
Injecting Drug Use / 7
Miscellaneous / 7
New Psychoactive Substances / 8
OpiateTreatment / 8
Organisation of Services / 10
Primary Care / 10
LIST OF ABSTRACTS / 11-53
Journal Title / Volumes and Issues Checked / Number of issues per year
Addiction / Volume 108 Issue 7[6], Issue 8[1],
Issue 9 [3] / 12
Addictive Behaviours / Volume 38 Issue 10[2]Issue 11 [1] / 12
Alcohol and Alcoholism / Volume 48 Issue 4 [3], Issue 5[1] / 6
Alcoholism Clinical & Experimental Research / Volume 37 Issue 8[2],Issue 9[1] / 12
Drug and Alcohol Dependence / Volume 131 Issue 3[2]
Volume 132 Issue 1-2[3]
Volume 132 Issue3[7] / 21
Drugs Education Prevention and Policy / Volume 20 Issue 4[5] / 6
Drug and Alcohol Review / Volume 32 Issue 4[5], Issue 5[2] / 6
European Addiction Research / Volume 19 Issue 4[3], Issue 5[1] / 4-5
International Journal of Drug Policy / Volume 24 Issue 4[1] / 6
Journal of Substance Abuse Treatment / Volume 45 Issue 2[2], Issue 3[1] / 8
The American Journal of Drug and Alcohol Abuse / Volume 39 Issue 4[1] / 6
Journal of Substance Use / Volume 18 Issue 4[1], Issue 5[2] / 6
Substance Use and Misuse / Volume 48 Issue 11[2],
Scotland’s Public Health Information Service / Alcohol and Substance Misuse Alert
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BMJ Alerts:
Alex Gatherer Managing the health of prisoners. BMJ2013;346doi: 29 May 2013) Cite this as:BMJ2013;346:f3463
Michael McCarthy Opioid overdose deaths rose fivefold among US women in 10 years BMJ2013;347doi: 8 July 2013) Cite this as:BMJ2013;347:f4415
Nigel Hawkes Deaths from tramadol and legal highs reach new highs in England and Wales BMJ2013;347doi: 30 August 2013) Cite this as:BMJ2013;347:f5336
Recent Reports:
Scottish Drug Strategy Delivery Commission: Independent Expert Review of Opioid Replacement Therapies in Scotland. Kidd B, Lind C., Roberts K.
ALCOHOL – ADOLESCENTS
1.The impact of school alcohol policy on student drinking
Tracy J. Evans-Whipp, Stephanie M. Plenty, Richard F. Catalano,Todd I. Herrenkohl, John W. Toumbourou
Health Education Research 2013;28(4);651-662
2.Brain Structure in Adolescents and Young Adults with Alcohol Problems: Systematic Review of Imaging Studies
Killian A.Welch, Alan Carson, Stephen M. Lawrie
Alcohol and Alcoholism 2013:48(4);433-444
3.A 26-Year Follow-Up Study of Heavy Drinking Trajectories from Adolescence to Mid-Adulthood and Adult Disadvantage
Noora Berg1, Olli Kiviruusu, Sakari Karvonen, Laura Kestilä, Tomi Lintonen, Ossi Rahkonen, Taina Huurre
Alcohol and Alcoholism 2013:48(4);452-457
4.Young people talking about alcohol: Focus groups exploring constructs in the prototype willingness model
Emma L. Davies, Jilly Martin, David R. Foxcroft
Drugs: Education, Prevention and Policy 2013:20(4);269-277
5.The Impact of Parenting Styles on Adolescent Alcohol Use: The TRAILS Study
VisserL, de WinterA.F, VolleberghW.A.M, VerhulstF.C, ReijneveldS.A
European Addiction Research 2013:19(4);165-172
6.How do drug and alcohol use relate to parental bonding and risk perception in university students?
Tomas Jurcik, Richard Moulding,Emma Naujokaitis
Journal of Substance Use 2013:18(4);254-261
ALCOHOL – EPIDEMIOLOGY AND DEMOGRAPHY
7.Alcohol use disorders and mortality: a systematic review and meta-analysis
Michael Roerecke, Jürgen Rehm
Addiction 2013:108(9);1562-1578
8.Alcohol-attributable mortality in France
Sylvie Guérin, Agnès Laplanche, Ariane Dunant and Catherine Hill
European Journal of Public Health 2013;23(4):588-593
9.Reduction of Drinking in Problem Drinkers and All-Cause Mortality
J. Rehm, M. Roerecke
Alcohol and Alcoholism 2013:48(4);509-513
ALCOHOL – LIVER
10.Prevalence of Hepatitis C Virus Infection in Alcoholic Patients: Cohort Study and Systematic Review
Ignacio Novo-Veleiro, Cristina de la Calle, Susana Domínguez-Quibén, Isabel Pastor, Miguel Marcos, Francisco-Javier Laso
Alcohol and Alcoholism 2013:48(5);564-569
ALCOHOL MISCELLANEOUS
11.Overlooked and underestimated? Problematic alcohol use in clients recovering from drug dependence
Petra K. Staiger, Ben Richardson, Caroline M. Long, Victoria Carr, G. Alan Marlatt
Addiction 2013:108(7);1188-1193
12.Alcohol-selling outlets and mortality in Switzerland—the Swiss National Cohort
Adrian Spoerri, Marcel Zwahlen, Radoslaw Panczak, Matthias Egger, Anke Huss,
Swiss National Cohort
Addiction 2013:108(9);1603-1611
13.A Qualitative Study of Alcohol, Health and Identities among UK Adults in Later Life
Graeme B. Wilson, Eileen F. S. Kaner, Ann Crosland, Jonathan Ling, Karen McCabe,
Catherine A. Haighton
PloS One 2013:8(8);e71792
14.Physiological and Endocrine Reactions to Psychosocial Stress in Alcohol Use Disorders: Duration of Abstinence Matters
Katrin Starcke, Ruth J. van Holst, Wim van den Brink, Dick J. Veltman, Anna E. Goudriaan
Alcoholism: Clinical and Experimental Research 2013:37(8);1343-1350
15.Examining the Relationship Between Alcohol-Energy Drink Risk Profiles and High-Risk Drinking Behaviors
Lindsey Varvil-Weld, Miesha Marzell, Rob Turrisi, Kimberly A. Mallett, Michael J. Clevelan3
Alcoholism: Clinical and Experimental Research 2013:37(8);1410-1416
ALCOHOL - PRICING
16.The role of alcohol price in young adult drinking cultures in Scotland
Pete Seaman, Fiona Edgar, Theresa Ikegwuonu
Drugs: Education, Prevention and Policy 2013:20(4);278-285
ALCOHOL – TREATMENT
17.Understanding treatment delay among problem drinkers: What inhibits and facilitates help-seeking?
Felix Naughton, Elena Alexandrou, Sarah Dryden, Julian Bath, Mark Giles
Drugs: Education, Prevention and Policy 2013:20(4);297-303
BLOOD BORNE VIRUSES
18.Reducing heavy drinking in HIV primary care: a randomized trial of brief intervention, with and without technological enhancement
Deborah S. Hasin, Efrat Aharonovich, Ann O'Leary, Eliana Greenstein, Martina Pavlicova, Srikesh Arunajadai, Rachel Waxman, Milton Wainberg, John Helzer, Barbara Johnston
Addiction 2013:108(7);1230-1240
19.Self-reported alcohol abuse in HIV–HCV co-infected patients: a better predictor of HIV virological rebound than physician's perceptions (HEPAVIH ARNS CO13 cohort)
Fabienne Marcellin, Caroline Lions, Maria Winnock, Dominique Salmon, Jacques Durant, Bruno Spire, Marion Mora, Marc-Arthur Loko, François Dabis, Stéphanie Dominguez, Perrine Roux, Maria Patrizia Carrieri, ANRS CO13 HEPAVIH Study Group
Addiction 2013:108(7);1250-1258
20.Impact of Lifetime Alcohol Use on Liver Fibrosis in a Population of HIV-Infected Patients With and Without Hepatitis C Coinfection
Daniel Fuster, Judith I. Tsui, Debbie M. Cheng, Emily K. Quinn, Carly Bridden,
David Nunes, Howard Libman, Richard Saitz, Jeffrey H. Samet
Alcoholism: Clinical and Experimental Research 2013:37(9);1527-1535
CLINICIANS
21.Unintended effects of training on clinicians’ interest, confidence, and commitment in using motivational interviewing
Suzanne E. Decker, Steve Martino
Drug and Alcohol Dependence 2013:132(3);681-687
22.Meta-analysis of the effects of MI training on clinicians' behavior
Yves de Roten, Grégoire Zimmermann, Diana Ortega, Jean-Nicolas Despland
Journal of Substance Abuse Treatment 2013:45(2);155-162
CLINICIANS AND SERVICE PROVIDERS
23.Working with substance use: Levels and predictors of positive therapeutic attitudes across social care practitioners in England
Aisha Jane Hutchinson, Sarah Galvani, Cherilyn Dance
Drugs: Education, Prevention and Policy 2013:20(4);312-321
CO-MORBIDITY
24.Characterizing the longitudinal patterns of substance use among individuals diagnosed with serious mental illness after psychiatric hospitalization
Amber L. Bahorik, Christina E. Newhill, Shaun M. Eack
Addiction 2013:108(7);1259-1269
25.Factor structure of PTSD symptoms in opioid-dependent patients rating their overall trauma history
Madhavi K. Reddy, Bradley J. Anderson, Jane Liebschutz, Michael D. Stein
Drug and Alcohol Dependence 2013:132(3);597-602
26.Hypertension, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, diabetes and depression among older methadone maintenance patients in British Columbia
Anna Maruyama, Scott Macdonald, Elizabeth Borycki, Jinhui Zhao
Drug and Alcohol Review 2013:32(4);412-418
27.Impact of Addiction Severity and Psychiatric Comorbidity on the Quality of Life of Alcohol-, Drug- and Dual-Dependent Persons in Residential Treatment
ColpaertK, De MaeyerJ, BroekaertE, VanderplasschenW
European Addiction Research0 2013:19(4);173–183
DRUG RELATED DEATH
28.The contributions of viral hepatitis and alcohol to liver-related deaths in opioid-dependent people
Sarah Larney, Deborah Randall, Amy Gibson, Louisa Degenhardt
Drug and Alcohol Dependence 2013:131:3);252-257
29.Development of Opioid Overdose Knowledge (OOKS) and Attitudes (OOAS) Scales for take-home naloxone training evaluation
Anna V. Williams,John Strang,John Marsden
Drug and Alcohol Dependence 2013:132(1-2);383-386
30.All-cause mortality in criminal justice clients with substance use problems—A prospective follow-up study
A. Hakansson, M. Berglund
Drug and Alcohol Dependence 2013:132(3);499-504
EPIDEMIOLOGY AND DEMOGRAPHY
31.Substance use disorders in adolescents with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder: a 4-year follow-up study
Annabeth P. Groenman, Jaap Oosterlaan, Nanda Rommelse, Barbara Franke, Herbert Roeyers, Robert D. Oades, Joseph A. Sergeant, Jan K. Buitelaar, Stephen V. Faraone
Addiction 2013:108(8);1503-1511
32.Personality traits and illicit substances: The moderating role of poverty
Angelina R. Sutin, Michele K. Evans, Alan B. Zonderman
Drug and Alcohol Dependence 2013:131(3);247-251
HEPATITIS C
33.Low incidence of hepatitis C virus among prisoners in Scotland
Avril Taylor, Alison Munro, Elizabeth Allen, Karen Dunleavy, Sheila Cameron, Laura Miller, Matthew Hickman
Addiction 2013:108(7);1296-1304
34.Increased hepatitis C virus vaccine clinical trial literacy following a brief intervention among people who inject drugs
Bethany White, Annie Madden, Margaret Hellard, Thomas Kerr, Maria Prins,
Kimberly Page, Gregory J. Dore, Lisa Maher
Drug and Alcohol Review 2013:32(4);419-425
INJECTING DRUG USE
35.Patterns of injection drug use cessation during an expansion of syringe exchange services in a Canadian setting
Dan Werb, Thomas Kerr, Jane Buxton, Jeannie Shoveller, Chris Richardson, Julio Montaner, Evan Wood
Drug and Alcohol Dependence 2013:132(3);535-540
36.The relationship between age and risky injecting behaviours among a sample of Australian people who inject drugs
D. Horyniak, P. Dietze, L. Degenhardt, P. Higgs, F. McIlwraith, R. Alati, R. Bruno,
S. Lenton, L. Burns
Drug and Alcohol Dependence 2013:132(3);541-546
37.Injecting practices in sexual partnerships: Hepatitis C transmission potentials in a ‘risk equivalence’ framework
Magdalena Harris, Tim Rhodes
Drug and Alcohol Dependence 2013:132(3);617-623
MISCELLANEOUS
38.Micromorphological changes in cardiac tissue of drug-related deaths with emphasis on chronic illicit opioid abuse
Monika H. Seltenhammer, Katharina Marchart, Pia Paula, Nicole Kordina, Nikolaus Klupp, Barbara Schneider, Christine Fitzl, Daniele U. Risser
Addiction 2013:108(7);1287-1295
39.Clusters of personality traits and psychological symptoms associated with later benzodiazepine prescriptions in the general population: The HUNT Cohort Study
Trond Nordfjærn, Ottar Bjerkeset, Steven Moylan, Michael Berk, Rolf W. Gråwe
Addictive Behaviors 2013:38(10);2575-2580
40.Binge drinking and sleep problems among young adults
Ioana Popovici, Michael T. French,
Drug and Alcohol Dependence 2013:132(1-2);207-215
41.Catastrophic thinking and increased risk for prescription opioid misuse in patients with chronic pain
M.O. Martel, A.D. Wasan, R.N. Jamison, R.R. Edwards
Drug and Alcohol Dependence 2013:132(1-2);335-341
42.Promoting improvements in public health: Using a Social Norms Approach to reduce use of alcohol, tobacco and other drugs
B. M. Bewick, D. Bell, S. Crosby, B. Edlin, S. Keenan, K. Marshall, G. Savva
Drugs: Eduction, Prevention and Policy 2013:20(4);322-330
43.A systematic review of substance misuse assessment packages
Jennifer Sweetman, Duncan Raistrick, Noreen D. Mdege, Helen Crosby
Drug and Alcohol Review 2013:32(4);347-355
44.Factors influencing pharmacy services in opioid substitution treatment
Betty B. Chaar, Holly Wang, Carolyn A. Day, Jane R. Hanrahan, Adam R. Winstock,
Romano Fois
Drug and Alcohol Review 2013:32(4);426-434
45.In it for the long haul: developing recovery capital for long-term recovery sustainment
Rowdy Yates
Journal of Substance Use 2013:18(5);339–339
NEW PSYCHOACTIVE SUBSTANCES
46.Do Novel Psychoactive Substances Displace Established Club Drugs, Supplement Them or Act as Drugs of Initiation? The relationship between Mephedrone, Ecstasy and Cocaine
MooreK, DarganP.I, WoodD.M, MeashamF
European Addiction Research 2013:19(5);276-282
OPIATE TREATMENT
47.Injectable extended-release naltrexone (XR-NTX) for opioid dependence: long-term safety and effectiveness
Evgeny Krupitsky, Edward V. Nunes, Walter Ling, David R. Gastfriend, Asli Memisoglu, Bernard L. Silverman
Addiction 2013:108(9);1628-1637
48.Stakeholders in Opioid Substitution Treatment Policy: Similarities and Differences in Six European Countries
Betsy Thom, Karen Duke, Vibeke Asmussen Frank,Bagga Bjerge
Substance Use & Misuse 2013:48(11);933-942
49.Substitution Treatment in the Era of “Recovery”: An Analysis ofStakeholder Roles and Policy Windows in Britain
Karen Duke,Rachel Herring,Anthony Thickett and Betsy Thom
Substance Use & Misuse 2013:48(11);966-976
50.Substitution Treatment in the Era of “Recovery”: An Analysis ofStakeholder Roles and Policy Windows in Britain
Karen Duke,Rachel Herring,Anthony Thickett and Betsy Thom
Substance Use & Misuse 2013:48(11);966-976
51.Treatment or “high”: Benzodiazepine use in patients on injectable heroin or oral opioids
Marc Vogel, Bina Knöpfli, Otto Schmid, Mari Prica, Johannes Strasser, Luis Prieto, Gerhard A. Wiesbeck, Kenneth M. Dürsteler-MacFarland
Addictive Behaviors 2013:38(10);2477-2484
52.Primary care patient characteristics associated with completion of 6-month buprenorphine treatment
Anne M. Neumann, Richard D. Blondell, Mohammadreza Azadfard, Ganon Nathan,
Gregory G. Homish
Addictive Behaviors 2013:38(11);2724-2728
53.Benzodiazepine use during buprenorphine treatment for opioid dependence: Clinical and safety outcomes
Zev Schuman-Olivier, Bettina B. Hoeppner, Roger D. Weiss, Jacob Borodovsky, Howard J. Shaffer, Mark J. Albanese
Drug and Alcohol Dependence 2013:132(3);580-586
54.Correlates of pain in an in-treatment sample of opioid-dependent people
Suzanne Nielsen, Briony Larance, Nicholas Lintzeris, Emma Black, Raimondo Bruno, Bridin Murnion, Adrian Dunlop, Louisa Degenhardt
Drug and Alcohol Review 2013:32(5);489-494
55.Social Network Support for Individuals Receiving Opiate Substitution Treatment and Its Association with Treatment Progress
DayE, CopelloA, KariaM, RocheJ, GrewalP, GeorgeS, HaqueS, ChohanG
European Addiction Research 2013;19(4):211–221
56.Profiles of quality of life in opiate-dependent individuals after starting methadone treatment: A latent class analysis
Jessica De Maeyer, Chijs van Nieuwenhuizen, Ilja L. Bongers, Eric Broekaert,
Wouter Vanderplasschen
International Journal of Drug Policy 2013:24(4);342-350
57.Community opioid treatment perspectives on contingency management: Perceived feasibility, effectiveness, and transportability of social and financial incentives
Bryan Hartzler, Carl Rabun
Journal of Substance Abuse Treatment 2013:45(2);242-248
58.The role of abstinence and activity in the quality of life of drug users engaged in treatment
David Best, Michael Savic, Melinda Beckwith, Stuart Honor, Justine Karpusheff,
Dan I. Lubman
Journal of Substance Abuse Treatment 2013:45(3);273-279
59.QTc interval prolongation for patients in methadone maintenance treatment: a five years follow-up study
Ayman Fareed, Sreedevi Vayalapalli, Kelly Scheinberg, Robin Gale, Jennifer Casarella,Karen Drexler
The American Journal of Drug and Alcohol Abuse 2013:39(4);235-240
60.Prevalence of tobacco, cocaine and alcohol use amongst patients attending for methadone-maintenance therapy in a rural setting
Omar Henriquez-Gonzalez,Robert Patton
Journal of Substance Use 2013:18(5);340-348
ORGANISATION OF SERVICES
61.Predictors of study setting (primary care vs. hospital setting) among studies of the effectiveness of brief interventions among heavy alcohol users: A systematic review
Noreen Dadirai Mdege, Judith Watson
Drug and Alcohol Review 2013:32(4);368-380
PRIMARY CARE
62.Acceptability of screening for early detection of liver disease in hazardous/harmful drinkers in primary care
Eyles, Caroline;Moore, Michael;Sheron, Nicholas;Roderick, Paul;O’Brien, Wendy;Leydon, Geraldine M
British Journal of General Practice 2013:63(613);e516-e522(7)
63.An examination of the influences on New South Wales general practitioners regarding the provision of opioid substitution therapy
Simon Holliday, Parker Magin, Christopher Oldmeadow, John Attia, Janet Dunbabin,
Julie-Marie Henry, Nicholas Lintzeris, Susan Goode, Adrian Dunlop
Drug and Alcohol Review 2013:32(5);495-503
ALCOHOL – ADOLESCENTS
1. The impact of school alcohol policy on student drinking
Tracy J. Evans-Whipp, Stephanie M. Plenty, Richard F. Catalano,Todd I. Herrenkohl, John W. Toumbourou
Health Education Research 2013;28(4);651-662
Abstract
Although it is common for secondary schools toimplement alcohol policies to reduce alcohol
misuse, there has been little evaluation of theefficacy of these policies. The purpose of this
study was to test the impact of the degree andtype of alcohol policy enforcement in state representativesamples of secondary students inWashington State, USA, and Victoria, Australia(n¼1848). Multivariate logistic regressions wereused to examine the prospective association betweenstudent reports of school alcohol policy inGrade 8 and self-reported alcohol use inGrade 9,controlling for age, gender, state, family socioeconomic status and Grade 8 alcohol use. Thelikelihood of students drinking on school grounds was increased when students perceived lax policyenforcement. Student perceptions of harm minimizationalcohol messages, abstinence alcoholmessages and counselling for alcohol policy violatorspredicted reduced likelihood of bingedrinking. Students perceiving harm minimizationmessages and counselling for alcohol policyviolators had a reduced likelihood of experiencingalcohol-related harms. Perceptions ofharsh penalties were unrelated to drinking behaviour.These results suggest that perceivedpolicy enforcement may lessen drinking at
school 1 year later and that harm minimizationmessages and counselling approaches may also lessen harmful drinking behaviours as harm minimization advocates suggest.
2. Brain Structure in Adolescents and Young Adults with Alcohol Problems: Systematic Review of Imaging Studies
Killian A.Welch, Alan Carson, Stephen M. Lawrie
Alcohol and Alcoholism 2013:48(4);433-444
Abstract
Aims Alcohol-dependent people who are middle-aged or older have a widespread loss of cortical grey and white matter,particularly in the prefrontal cortex (PFC). We examine if brain abnormalities are detectable in alcohol use disorders before the fifthdecade (i.e. <40), and the brain structural differences associated with alcohol abuse/dependence in adolescence. Methods Case–controlstudies comparing brain structure in alcohol-abusing/-dependent individuals with normal controls in which the mean age of participantswas <40 were identified using Medline, EMBASE and PsychInfo. Studies in which mean age was over and under 21 were consideredseparately. Results Twelve papers fulfilled inclusion criteria, five in the adolescent (14–21) and seven in the young adult age range. Two independent groups reported hippocampal and prefrontal volume reductions in adolescents, although this was consistentlyobserved only in females. In young adults (aged 21–40), there were grey matter deficits in the PFC in both sexes. Adult women appearedto, particularly, exhibit white matter differences, evident as reduced area of the corpus callosum. Hippocampal volume reduction wasobserved in one study of young adults study but not another. Conclusion The available data suggest that quantitative structural abnormalitiesof the brain are detectable in young alcohol abusers. There is overlap between the abnormalities seen in adolescents and young