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Cox regression models for hospital care and criminality associated with substance misuse among unaccompanied and accompanied refugees by length of residency and gender (n =...

ZIP file containing Microsoft XLS and Adobe pdf files of data and calculations on: Prescriptions issued, deaths and drug seizures

Research suggests that poverty is a key driver of intimate partner violence (IPV), however detailed analysis suggests that this relationship is not clear, either for women’s...

Multivariable model showing adjusted odds ratios for factors associated with men's perpetration, and women's experience, of past 12 month physical and/or sexual IPV.

Details of how the general distress factor and all five specific factors relate to hazardous behaviour (alcohol and drug use, NSSI) and past/current treatment for mental ill...

Measures of poverty used in the study.

Syndemic-related characteristics of the sample of Black MSM (N = 1,002).

Descriptive associations between men's perpetration of, and women's experience, of physical and/or sexual IPV and socio-demographics, livelihoods, gender, and mental health (N =...

Cox regression models for hospital care and criminality associated with substance misuse, by country of origin and gender (n = 960,651).

Structural equation model for women.

Details of how the six subgroups relate to the general distress factor and five specific factors, hazardous behaviour (alcohol and drug use, NSSI) and past/current treatment for...

Fit statistics of the LPA solutions for the sample.

Socio-demographic indicators of the whole study population (n = 960,641).

BackgroundCause-specific mortality trends are routinely reported for Scotland. However, ill-defined deaths are not routinely redistributed to more precise and internationally...

Association between childhood sexual abuse and syndemic factors among the sample of black MSM (N = 1,002).

Treatment of variables in the structural equation model.

A. Incidence of criminal convictions and hospital care due to substance misuse in male and female refugees and Swedish-born peers (n = 960,641).