Meetings the needs of women who use drugs or alcohol

Room 1.06
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Wednesday, 23 October, 2024 - 13:20 to 14:50
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About

This session addresses the unique challenges faced by women who use drugs or alcohol. Presentations explore screening tools for alcohol consumption during pregnancy, treatment programme availability in the Caribbean, and the role of social connectedness for women. Additional discussions focus on the gendered impacts of drug stigma and the experiences of pregnant women in prisons, highlighting the need for tailored support strategies.

Chair

Jauffret-Roustide
Marie
Senior Research Fellow
French National Institute of Health and Medical Research
 Paris , France

Type

Short communication session

Tracks

Open track

Keywords

Alcohol
Prevention
Gender perspectives
Underrepresented groups
E-health/digitalisation
Treatment
Europe
Clinical research/practice
Qualitative methods
Health inequalities
Drug user's perspectives
Public health
Criminal justice/prisons

Presentations

Wednesday, 23 October

13:20

Short communication

Barriers and Enablers in Disclosing Substance Use by Pregnant Women in Australian prisons

13:20 to 14:50
Room 1.06
So Bi Kim

Short communication

Digital Invisibility: Presence of Substance Use Disorder Treatment Programs for Women in the Caribbean

13:20 to 14:50
Room 1.06
Rocio Suarez Ordoñez

Short communication

Phosphatidylethanol as a screening tool for alcohol consumption during pregnancy

13:20 to 14:50
Room 1.06
Margareeta Häkkinen

Short communication

The important role of social connectedness in the alcohol use of women aged 50 to 62 years.

13:20 to 14:50
Room 1.06
Grainne Clarke

Short communication

Utilization of pharmacological treatment for alcohol use disorder in pregnancy in the total Swedish population

13:20 to 14:50
Room 1.06
Sara Wallhed Finn
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