Abstract
Objectives - to analyze the correlation between the risk factors of alcohol and drugs consumption, revealed during the preventive medical examination of the adult rural population, and the main epidemiological indicators of narcological diseases, registered in the rural areas of the Samara Region in 2015-2018. Material and methods. The indicators of the general and primary incidence of narcological disorders were calculated. The risk factors for alcoholization and drug addiction were studied according to the clinical examination of the adult rural population of the Samara region. The rank correlation coefficient was used to establish the relationships between the risk factors and epidemiological data. Results. There is a tendency for decline in the narcological general and primary morbidity of the rural population. The risk factors of alcohol consumption were identified in 1% of the population, the risk factors of drug use - in 0.08% of the population. Conclusion. A moderate correlation between the number of persons with alcohol consumption risk factors and some epidemiological data supposes the former investigation of the risk factors for identifying the narcological disorders.
Highlights
There is a tendency for decline in the narcological general and primary morbidity of the rural population
The risk factors of alcohol consumption were identified in 1% of the population, the risk factors of drug use – in 0.08% of the population
A moderate correlation between the number of persons with alcohol consumption risk factors and some epidemiological data supposes the former investigation of the risk factors for identifying the narcological disorders
Summary
The indicators of the general and primary incidence of narcological disorders were calculated. The rank correlation coefficient was used to establish the relationships between the risk factors and epidemiological data
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