[Consumption of XXXX and @entity286 remain high in hospital population].

@entity167 @entity286 @entity1
BACKGROUND: Consumption of @entity167 and @entity286 are influenced by many factors that require regular epidemiological assessments. As such, the study of a hospital population seems all the more relevant it can help to better identify @entity1 at risk and tailor addiction interventions. OBJECTIVES: Determine the prevalence of risky @entity167 use and @entity286 use among hospitalized @entity1 in order to propose to the scale of a General Hospital (CHG), algorithms of interventions with these @entity1 . The secondary objective was the analysis socio-demographic determinants of these @entity1 . METHODS: A descriptive study on any given day was done. Regarding @entity286 use, @entity1 were classified as "smoking", "no smoking" and "ex smoker". Regarding @entity167 consumption, test DETA and AUDIT Court were able to classify @entity1 into "consumer risk", "user without risk" and "non user". RESULTS: Hence, 20.5% of @entity1 reported smoking and 23% of @entity1 were classified as having a risky @entity167 use. CONCLUSION: Given the importance of prevalence, it appears necessary to improve activity-tracking consumption of @entity286 and @entity167 at the hospital. To this end, we propose decision algorithms to better differentiate what is a matter of allowing the @entity1 service (tracking and consultants), which may fall to a strategy of specialized care.
