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2. A COVID-19 Survey among People Who Use Drugs in Norway
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Welle-Strand, Gabrielle K., primary, Gjersing, Linn, additional, Olsen, Ida K., additional, and Clausen, Thomas, additional
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- 2022
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3. RUSS-19: En studie blant deltakere på tre store russesamlinger våren 2019
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Bretteville-Jensen, Anne Line, Lyshol, Johanna Johanna Katarina Bloms, Andreas, Jasmina Burdzovic, Gjersing, Linn, Gjerde, Hallvard, and Furuhaugen, Håvard
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Denne studien undersøkte rusmiddelbruk og erfaringer på russetreff blant et utvalg på 1473 personer som var russ i 2019. Rusmiddelbruk ble målt ved spørreskjema og biologiske prøver (spyttprøve og alkometer) som inkluderte mål på siste timers alkoholinntak og inntak av cannabis, amfetamin, kokain og ecstasy. Biologiske prøver er et nyttig supplement til spørreskjema og gir objektiv informasjon om nylig bruk av lovlige og ulovlige rusmidler. Datainnsamlingen ble gjennomført våren 2019 og deltakere ble rekruttert på tre store russetreff i Sør-Norge. Utvalget kan ikke antas å være representativt for alle russ eller nødvendigvis for deltakere på russetreff, men studiedesignet gir blant annet et første sett av data om deltakernes rusmiddelbruk på slike treff samt tidligere rusmiddelerfaringer. Litt over halvparten av deltakerne var jenter og ni av ti var født i Norge. En fjerdedel anslo at de kom til å bruke 20 000 kr eller mer på russefeiringen. Alkoholbruken blant deltakerne var høy. Det gjaldt både alkoholbruk på russetreffet og selvrapporterte erfaringer av alkoholinntak fra tidligere. Alkometeret viste at tre av fire nylig hadde drukket alkohol. En av fem oppga at de hadde drukket så mye siste 24 timer at de ikke var i stand til å huske alt som hadde skjedd i denne tidsperioden. En av fem oppga å ha drukket alkohol nesten daglig den siste måneden, og hver fjerde rapporterte at de hadde drukket 2–3 ganger i uka eller oftere de siste 12 månedene. Gutter hadde høyere gjennomsnittspromille enn jenter og oppga at de hadde drukket oftere enn jenter det siste året og de siste 30 dagene. I tillegg hadde flere gutter enn jenter drukket så mye at de ikke husket alt. To prosent av deltakerne testet positivt på ett eller flere illegale rusmidler. Andelene med positive spyttprøver var lavere enn andelen deltakerne som selv rapporterte om bruk av illegale rusmidler siste 24 timer. Kjønnsforskjeller gjenspeiles også i spyttprøvemålingene, hvor ti ganger flere gutter enn jenter testet positivt på cannabis. En av tre deltakere (34 %) oppga å ha brukt cannabis noen gang i livet og en av fire oppga å ha brukt siste 12 måneder. En liten andel rapporterte også å ha brukt MDMA/ecstasy (9 %), kokain (6 %) og amfetamin (5 %) samt andre typer ulovlige rusmidler (9 %) minst en gang i livet. Flere gutter enn jenter rapporterte at de har brukt illegale rusmidler noen gang i livet og siste året. Vi fant ingen forskjeller i alkoholbruk mellom deltakere som bodde i Oslo og deltakere som bodde andre steder. En høyere andel blant dem som bodde i Oslo rapporterte imidlertid å ha brukt illegale rusmidler. Dette gjaldt spesielt bruk av cannabis. Egenvurdert økonomi synes å ha betydning for alkoholbruken. De som anslo at deres familier var blant dem i sitt nabolag med best råd (1 eller 2 på en skala fra 1–10, der 1 de er de med best råd), rapporterte høyere alkoholbruk enn dem som vurderte familiens økonomi lenger ned på skalaen. Det var imidlertid ikke særlig forskjell i bruk av illegale rusmidler mellom disse gruppene. Deltakere som var med på en russebuss rapporterte høyere alkoholbruk enn deltakere som ikke var på buss. I tillegg rapporterte en høyere andel av deltakerne på russebuss å ha brukt illegale rusmidler. Deltakere som planla å bruke mer enn 20 000 kroner på russetiden hadde en høyere alkoholbruk enn deltakere som planla å bruke mindre. En høyere andel av dem som planla å bruke 20 000 kr eller mer på russetiden rapporterte også å ha brukt illegale rusmidler. Over halvparten av deltakerne (56 %) oppga at de hadde blitt tilbudt cannabis siste år og av disse oppga 43 % at de hadde fått tilbud på et russearrangement. En fjerdedel av deltakerne (24 %) rapporterte at de hadde følt seg utrygge, 28 % at de hadde skadet seg og 12 % at de var blitt utsatt for vold på et russearrangement. En av ti (11 %) hadde søkt medisinsk hjelp og en av fire (24 %) hadde gjort noe de angret på senere på slike arrangementer.
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- 2020
4. Public Health Report – short version Health Status in Norway 2018
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Bruun, Tone, Denison, Eva Marie-Louise, Gjersing, Linn, Husøy, Trine, Knudsen, Ann Kristin Skrindo, Strand, Bjørn Heine, Grøholt, Else Karin, Bøhler, Linn, and Hånes, Hanna
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- 2018
5. Folkehelserapporten - kortversjon. Helsetilstanden i Norge 2018
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Bruun, Tone, Denison, Eva Marie-Louise, Gjersing, Linn, Husøy, Trine, Knudsen, Ann Kristin Skrindo, and Strand, Bjørn Heine
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- 2018
6. Naloxone distribution and possession following a large-scale naloxone programme
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Madah-Amiri, Desiree, Gjersing, Linn Renathe, and Clausen, Thomas
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Aims: To examine uptake following a large‐scale naloxone programme by estimating distribution rates since programme initiation and the proportion among a sample of high‐risk individuals who had attended naloxone training, currently possessed or had used naloxone. We also estimated the likelihood of naloxone possession and use as a function of programme duration, individual descriptive and substance use indicators. Primary outcomes: naloxone possession and use. Random‐intercepts logistic regression models (covariates: male, age, homelessness/shelter use, overdose, incarceration, opioid maintenance treatment, income sources, substance use indicators, programme duration). Findings: Overall, 4631 naloxone nasal sprays were distributed in the two pilot cities, with a cumulative rate of 495 per 100 000 population. In the same two cities, among high‐risk individuals, 44% and 62% reported current naloxone possession. The possession rates of naloxone corresponded well to the duration of each participating city's distribution programme. Overall, in the six distributing cities, 58% reported naloxone training, 43% current possession and 15% naloxone use. The significant indicators for possession were programme duration [adjusted odds ratios (aOR) = 1.44, 95% confidence interval (CI = 0.82–2.37], female gender (aOR = 1.97, 95% CI = 1.20–3.24) and drug‐dealing (aOR = 2.36, 95% CI = 1.42–3.93). The significant indicators for naloxone use were programme duration (aOR = 1.49 95%, CI = 1.15–1.92), homelessness/shelter use (aOR = 2.06, 95% CI = 1.02–4.17), opioid maintenance treatment (OMT) (aOR = 2.07, 95% CI = 1.13–3.78), drug‐dealing (aOR = 2.40, 95% CI = 1.27–4.54) and heroin injecting (aOR = 2.13, 95% CI = 1.04–4.38). Conclusions: A large‐scale naloxone programme in seven Norwegian cities with a cumulative distribution rate of 495 per 100 000 population indicated good saturation in a sample of high‐risk individuals, with programme duration in each city as an important indicator for naloxone possession and use.
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- 2018
7. Staff attitudes and the associations with treatment organisation, clinical practices and outcomes in opioid maintenance treatment
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Gossop Michael, Caplehorn John RM, Waal Helge, Gjersing Linn, and Clausen Thomas
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Public aspects of medicine ,RA1-1270 - Abstract
Abstract Background In opioid maintenance treatment (OMT) there are documented treatment differences both between countries and between OMT programmes. Some of these differences have been associated with staff attitudes. The aim of this study was to 1) assess if there were differences in staff attitudes within a national OMT programme, and 2) investigate the associations of staff attitudes with treatment organisation, clinical practices and outcomes. Methods This study was a cross-sectional multicentre study. Norwegian OMT staff (n = 140) were invited to participate in this study in 2007 using an instrument measuring attitudes towards OMT. The OMT programme comprised 14 regional centres. Data describing treatment organisation, clinical practices and patient outcomes in these centres were extracted from the annual OMT programme assessment 2007. Centres were divided into three groups based upon mean attitudinal scores and labelled; "rehabilitation-oriented", "harm reduction-oriented" and "intermediate" centres. Results All invited staff (n = 140) participated. Staff attitudes differed between the centres. "Rehabilitation-oriented" centres had smaller caseloads, more frequent urine drug screening and increased case management (interdisciplinary meetings). In addition these centres had less drug use and more social rehabilitation among their patients in terms of long-term living arrangements, unemployment, and social security benefits as main income. "Intermediate" centres had the lowest treatment termination rate. Conclusions This study identified marked variations in staff attitudes between the regional centres within a national OMT programme. These variations were associated with measurable differences in caseload, intensity of case management and patient outcomes.
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- 2010
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8. Cross-cultural adaptation of research instruments: language, setting, time and statistical considerations
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Caplehorn John RM, Gjersing Linn, and Clausen Thomas
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Medicine (General) ,R5-920 - Abstract
Abstract Background Research questionnaires are not always translated appropriately before they are used in new temporal, cultural or linguistic settings. The results based on such instruments may therefore not accurately reflect what they are supposed to measure. This paper aims to illustrate the process and required steps involved in the cross-cultural adaptation of a research instrument using the adaptation process of an attitudinal instrument as an example. Methods A questionnaire was needed for the implementation of a study in Norway 2007. There was no appropriate instruments available in Norwegian, thus an Australian-English instrument was cross-culturally adapted. Results The adaptation process included investigation of conceptual and item equivalence. Two forward and two back-translations were synthesized and compared by an expert committee. Thereafter the instrument was pretested and adjusted accordingly. The final questionnaire was administered to opioid maintenance treatment staff (n=140) and harm reduction staff (n=180). The overall response rate was 84%. The original instrument failed confirmatory analysis. Instead a new two-factor scale was identified and found valid in the new setting. Conclusions The failure of the original scale highlights the importance of adapting instruments to current research settings. It also emphasizes the importance of ensuring that concepts within an instrument are equal between the original and target language, time and context. If the described stages in the cross-cultural adaptation process had been omitted, the findings would have been misleading, even if presented with apparent precision. Thus, it is important to consider possible barriers when making a direct comparison between different nations, cultures and times.
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- 2010
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9. Staff attitudes towards opioid maintenance treatment (OMT) and the associations with treatment
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Gjersing, Linn R.
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This thesis, in addiction medicine, investigated staff attitudes towards opioid maintenance treatment (OMT) in different settings, and their association with treatment differences within the Norwegian OMT programme. In New South Wales, Australian prison health staff were found to discourage inmates from entering or remaining in OMT. Thus, the first aim of this thesis was to investigate staff attitudes towards and knowledge of OMT among prison health staff. In Norway, annual assessments of the Norwegian OMT programme had identified treatment differences between the 14 regional OMT centres since 2004. There were some indications that these differences were associated with staff attitudes. The second aim of this thesis was to cross-culturally adapt the instrument used among Australian prison health staff into Norwegian and to assess Norwegian staff attitudes towards OMT. It also explored treatment differences within the Norwegian OMT programme and their possible associations with attitudes. The three studies had cross-sectional designs. The prison health staff study (n=396) was conducted in 2003 in NSW, Australia. The Norwegian attitudinal staff study was undertaken in 2007 in Oslo among 140 OMT staff and 180 harm reduction staff. The assessment of the Norwegian OMT programme used aggregated data from the annual OMT assessments from November 2007 and 2008. Australian prison health staff with little knowledge of methadone treatment were more likely to be abstinence-oriented. These staff were more likely to encourage inmates to leave the OMT programme prior to release from prison. In the Norwegian staff study there were differences between the regional OMT in attitudes towards OMT. Centres that were more likely to support discharge from treatment due to drug use and advocate limitations on who should have access to OMT had smaller caseloads, more frequent urine drug screening and increased case management. In addition less of their patients used drugs previous four weeks and more patients had long-term housing facilities and employment. These studies show that staff attitudes towards OMT are important factors that may influence treatment in many ways.
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- 2011
10. Open drug scenes: responses of five European cities
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Waal, Helge, primary, Clausen, Thomas, additional, Gjersing, Linn, additional, and Gossop, Michael, additional
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- 2014
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11. Gender differences in mortality and risk factors in a 13-year cohort study of street-recruited injecting drug users
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Gjersing, Linn, primary and Bretteville-Jensen, Anne Line, additional
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- 2014
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12. Variations in treatment organisation, practices and outcomes within the Norwegian Opioid Maintenance Treatment Programme
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Gjersing, Linn, primary, Waal, Helge, additional, Røislien, Jo, additional, Gossop, Michael, additional, and Clausen, Thomas, additional
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- 2011
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13. Staff attitudes and the associations with treatment organisation, clinical practices and outcomes in opioid maintenance treatment
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Gjersing, Linn, primary, Waal, Helge, additional, Caplehorn, John RM, additional, Gossop, Michael, additional, and Clausen, Thomas, additional
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- 2010
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14. Cross-cultural adaptation of research instruments: language, setting, time and statistical considerations
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Gjersing, Linn, primary, Caplehorn, John RM, additional, and Clausen, Thomas, additional
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- 2010
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15. Sjokkbølge- og trykkbølgebehandling ved kroniske muskel- og skjelettsmerter
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Storheim, Kjersti, primary, Gjersing, Linn, primary, Bølstad, Kristin, primary, and Risberg, May, primary
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- 2010
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16. Staff attitudes and the associations with treatmentorganisation, clinical practices and outcomes inopioid maintenance treatment.
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Gjersing, Linn, Waal, Helge, Caplehorn, John R. M., Gossop, Michael, and Clausen, Thomas
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ATTITUDE (Psychology) , *OPIOIDS , *CLINICAL medicine , *REHABILITATION , *MEDICAL care - Abstract
Background: In opioid maintenance treatment (OMT) there are documented treatment differences both between countries and between OMT programmes. Some of these differences have been associated with staff attitudes. The aim of this study was to 1) assess if there were differences in staff attitudes within a national OMT programme, and 2) investigate the associations of staff attitudes with treatment organisation, clinical practices and outcomes. Methods: This study was a cross-sectional multicentre study. Norwegian OMT staff (n = 140) were invited to participate in this study in 2007 using an instrument measuring attitudes towards OMT. The OMT programme comprised 14 regional centres. Data describing treatment organisation, clinical practices and patient outcomes in these centres were extracted from the annual OMT programme assessment 2007. Centres were divided into three groups based upon mean attitudinal scores and labelled; "rehabilitation-oriented", "harm reduction-oriented" and "intermediate" centres. Results: All invited staff (n = 140) participated. Staff attitudes differed between the centres. "Rehabilitation-oriented" centres had smaller caseloads, more frequent urine drug screening and increased case management (interdisciplinary meetings). In addition these centres had less drug use and more social rehabilitation among their patients in terms of long-term living arrangements, unemployment, and social security benefits as main income. "Intermediate" centres had the lowest treatment termination rate. Conclusions: This study identified marked variations in staff attitudes between the regional centres within a national OMT programme. These variations were associated with measurable differences in caseload, intensity of case management and patient outcomes. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2010
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17. Naloxone for opioid overdose - Pharmacological aspects and dosing in clinical practice
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Tylleskär, Ida Karin, Skulberg, Arne Kristian, Dale, Ola, Bjørnsen, Lars Petter, and Gjersing, Linn
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Medisinske Fag: 700::Klinisk medisinske fag: 750 [VDP] - Abstract
Dødsfall fra opioidoverdoser er et stort folkehelseproblem og utdeling av nesespray med motgiften nalokson var foreslått som et tiltak for å redde liv. I 2012 fantes det ingen godkjente nesesprayer på markedet. Istedenfor var improviserte, ikke-godkjente sprayer uten vitenskapelig evidens i utstrakt bruk. NTNU startet derfor utviklingen av en slik nesespray. Det overordnede målet med denne doktorgraden var å bidra til evidensbasert behandling av opioidoverdoser med nalokson som nesespray. Nesesprayens opptak ble undersøkt ved at friske frivillige deltok i en åpen, randomisert, treveis overkrysningsstudie. Nesesprayen ble undersøkt i to ulike doser, 0,8 mg og 1,6 mg, og ble sammenlignet med 1,0 mg nalokson intravenøst ved å se på legemiddelkonsentrasjonen i blodet. For å undersøke effekten av nalokson ble det utviklet en modell hvor friske frivillige fikk 1,0 mg nalokson intravenøst samtidig som de fikk en målstyrt infusjon med opioidet remifentanil. Slik kunne effekten av nalokson måles med endring av pupillestørrelse, samtidig som vi tok både arterielle og venøse blodprøver for å måle konsentrasjonen av legemidlene. Gjennom en 5-års observasjonsstudie i ambulansetjenesten i Oslo undersøkte vi også den nåværende bruken av nalokson ved overdoser, og koblet disse dataene mot dødsårsaksregistret. Opptaket av legemidlet gikk raskt og biotilgjengeligheten av nesesprayen var 52-54%. Nesesprayen var godt tolerert og det var ingen alvorlige bivirkninger. Remifentanilinfusjonen gav stabile blodkonsentrasjoner gjennom forsøket. Intravenøs nalokson reverserte raskt effekten av opioidet og effekten varte i 118 minutter. Av 2215 overdosepasienter i Oslo fikk 92% intramuskulær nalokson og startdosene var 0,4 og 0,8 mg. En ukes mortalitet for narkotikautløste dødsfall var 4,1/1000 tilfeller. Ingen av dødsfallene var på grunn av reintoksikasjon. Nesesprayen hadde raskt, systemisk opptak og høyere biotilgjengelighet enn improviserte nesesprayer. Dette indikerer at en optimalisert nesespray kan gi en terapeutisk dose nalokson. En målstyrt remifentanil infusjon gav stabile konsentrasjoner av opioidet i blodet og kan være en nyttig modell for å teste nye naloksonprodukter. I ambulansetjenesten var intramuskulær nalokson i dosene 0,4-0,8 mg effektivt og trygt. Summary Deaths from opioid overdoses are increasing and a public health concern. Such overdoses are treated with the antidote naloxone and first aid. For lay people there has been calls for naloxone to be available for administration as a nasal spray. Improvised nasal sprays without scientific documentation have been in wide-spread use. Therefore, NTNU started development of a high-concentration nasal spray in a device delivering a small volume, especially designed for nasal administration. The overall aim of this thesis was to provide an evidence-base for adequate treatment of opioid overdoses using intranasal naloxone. To describe pharmacokinetic parameters an open-label, randomized, three-way crossover study in healthy volunteers was conducted. Intranasal naloxone 0.8 and 1.6 mg were compared to 1.0 mg intravenous naloxone by measuring the blood concentrations of naloxone. The pharmacokinetic-pharmacodynamic aspects of naloxone was investigated in an explorative study in healthy volunteers administered 1.0 mg intravenous naloxone after steady state opioid agonism was obtained by a target-controlled infusion of remifentanil. Opioid effect was measured by pupillometry and simultaneous arterial and venous blood samples for drug quantification were collected. The current use of naloxone was investigated in a 5-year observational study of pre-hospital naloxone administration by Oslo emergency medical services. Data was linked to the Cause of Death Registry. The uptake was rapid, and bioavailability of nasal naloxone was 52-54%. The nasal spray was well-tolerated and there were no serious adverse events. The remifentanil infusion provided steady state conditions and the effect of 1.0 mg intravenous naloxone rapidly reversed the opioid effect. In 2215 overdose cases, 92% were treated with intramuscular naloxone, initial doses were 0.4 or 0.8 mg. One-week mortality from drug-related deaths were 4.1/ per 1000 episodes with no deaths from rebound toxicity. The nasal spray had a rapid, systemic uptake and a higher bioavailability than improvised sprays. This indicates that an optimized nasal spray may deliver a therapeutic dose of naloxone. Using remifentanil TCI to obtain a steady-state opioid agonism may be a useful tool for comparing new naloxone products. Intramuscular naloxone in doses of 0.4 - 0.8 mg were effective and safe in the treatment of prehospital overdoses.
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- 2020
18. Hvem er de som setter sprøyter alene? En kvantitativ undersøkelse blant 497 personer som bruker opioider og/eller sentralstimulerende midler
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Helle, Marte Kristin and Gjersing, Linn
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spesialsykepleie ,helse- og sosialfag ,Medisinske Fag: 700::Helsefag: 800::Sykepleievitenskap: 808 [VDP] ,rus- og psykisk helsearbeid - Abstract
Master`s thesis in Mental Health and addiction issues Formål: Å undersøke hvor mange deltakere som hadde brukt opioider og/eller sentralstimulerende midler med sprøyte, og hvor mange som hadde brukt sprøyter alene. Beskrive disse i form av utvalgte variabler, og undersøke predikatorer for å bruke sprøyter alene. Metode: Tverrsnittsundersøkelse blant gate- og lavterskelrekrutterte deltakere i syv norske byer i september 2017 (n=497). Statistiske forskjeller ble undersøkt ved hjelp av t-test, anova test, kjikvadrat test og fishers exact test. Multinomisk logistisk regresjonsanalyse ble brukt for å undersøke predikatorer for sprøytebruk alene. Resultater: 360 (72%) av 497 deltakere hadde brukt rusmidler med sprøyte en eller flere ganger. Sammenlignet med dem som ikke hadde brukt sprøyter, så var de yngre (42 vs.47 år t=4,5 p
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- 2020
19. Narkotika i Norge
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Gjersing, Linn Renathe and Amundsen, Ellen Johanna
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- 2018
20. [Extracorporeal shock wave therapy (ESWT) and radial extracorporeal shock wave therapy (rESWT) in chronic musculoskeletal pain].
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Storheim K, Gjersing L, Bølstad K, and Risberg MA
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- Calcinosis therapy, Chronic Disease, Fasciitis, Plantar therapy, High-Energy Shock Waves adverse effects, Humans, Lithotripsy adverse effects, Shoulder Impingement Syndrome therapy, Tennis Elbow therapy, Treatment Outcome, High-Energy Shock Waves therapeutic use, Lithotripsy methods, Musculoskeletal Diseases therapy, Pain Management
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Background: The use of shock wave therapy (ESWT) and radial pressure-wave therapy (rESWT) is controversial in chronic musculoskeletal pain. The aim of this literature review is to assess the effect of these therapies in rotator cuff syndrome with and without calcium deposits, lateral epicondylitis and planar fasciitis., Material and Methods: Medical databases were systematically searched for randomized controlled trials. 54 were identified; 49 of these assessed the effect ESWT and five assessed the effect rESWT. 27 studies were of high of medium quality and form the basis for the assessment of effect., Results: Treatment with ESWT only had a positive effect in chronic rotator cuff syndrome with calcium deposits and was not effective in the absence of calcium deposits and chronic lateral epicondylitis. The effect in chronic plantar fasciitis was variable. Only a few randomized controlled trials assess the effect of rESWT, but the results indicate that there is an effect on chronic rotator cuff syndrome with calcium deposits and chronic lateral epicondylitis. The theoretical rationale for treatment with shock waves and radial pressure waves is uncertain. No studies compare the two therapies., Interpretation: Treatment with ESWT or rESWT is only likely to be effective in patients with chronic rotator cuff syndrome and calcium deposits. rESWT may be attempted for chronic lateral epicondylitis. For other diagnoses the treatment effect is either absent or uncertain.
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- 2010
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21. [Self-satisfied course leadership--seen from the other side].
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Wüsthoff L, Havnes I, Gjersing L, and Willersrud A
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- Educational Measurement, Humans, Ethics, Research, Plagiarism, Students, Medical
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- 2008
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