Sentence examples for misuse identified from inspiring English sources

Substance misuse and depression were common, and many patients who had substance misuse identified left the program when they were no longer prescribed opioids.

4 5 A Cochrane review of psychosocial interventions for people with both severe mental illness and substance misuse identified 25 studies.

All staff with access to Bulk Personal Datasets are trained on their legal responsibilities; all searches must be justified on the basis of necessity and proportionality; and all searches may be audited to ensure that any misuse is identified.

Alcohol misuse was identified as the leading risk factor for injury in Indigenous persons, and reducing harmful alcohol usage along with other risk factors, was identified as having the greatest potential to reduce the Indigenous health gap (Vos et al. 2003).

Substance misuse was identified in 27 patients (32%).

Co-morbidity of depression with substance misuse was identified, as was the importance and frequency of anger in young men.

Insulin misuse was identified if patients admitted to manipulating or omitting their insulin dose as a purging method.

Cases were also grouped according to age in one-year divisions and according to the number of substance misuse problems identified (alcohol, ecstasy, amphetamine, cocaine, mephedrone, heroin, benzodiazepines).

This research, like much before it and in related areas of alcohol and substance misuse have identified the need to provide culturally relevant services for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people, and the need to bring the problem out into the open, to reduce aspects of shame and stigma in people who are affected by alcohol, drug or gambling problems [ 53- 56].

However, no single risk factor for misuse was identified in the survey and one or several factors may have contributed, including, but not limited to, drug formulation, utilization of psychosocial support, duration of treatment, levels of dosing supervision and patient satisfaction with treatment.

Patient education regarding appropriate use and the dangers of misuse has been identified as a key intervention target.