Harm to others from alcohol: the role of socio-cultural variables

This paper describes the changes in alcohol research, from a traditional individual focus on individual bodily and mental effects, to a broader focus on harm to others. This shift has coincided with broader sequential definitions of the progression from normal through harmful alcohol dependence, bot...

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Autores principales:	Florenzano,Ramon, Huepe,Gabriela, Barr,Michelle
Lenguaje:	English
Publicado:	Centro Interdisciplinario de Estudios en Bioética, Universidad de Chile 2016
Materias:	alcohol epidemiology harm to others socio-cultural factors
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spelling	oai:scielo:S1726-569X20160001000082016-07-26Harm to others from alcohol: the role of socio-cultural variablesFlorenzano,RamonHuepe,GabrielaBarr,Michelle alcohol epidemiology harm to others socio-cultural factors This paper describes the changes in alcohol research, from a traditional individual focus on individual bodily and mental effects, to a broader focus on harm to others. This shift has coincided with broader sequential definitions of the progression from normal through harmful alcohol dependence, both in the specialized epidemiological and also in the newer classificatory systems (DSM 5 and CIE 11 draft). After presenting updated global, regional and chilean data, an international collaborative Project (Alcohol Harm to Others, ATOH) is described, with the participating institutions: the local study and the chilean components of the research team, the conceptual framework of harm to others (families, children, women; neighbors, friends, co-workers; society at large). Ethical aspects and institutional approval are presented and the principal results outlined: socio-demographic data (with special focus on the role of gender, socio-economic level and religiosity/spirituality). The data is presented for the chilean sample, with examples from other participating countries. The complexity of the link between alcohol harm to others and religious and spiritual factors is studied comparing data from several of the participating countries, and the impact upon vulnerable populations, especially women and children. The discussion reviews some of the confounding and intervening factors that could influence the results. The conclusion about prevention and policy development closes the paper.info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccessCentro Interdisciplinario de Estudios en Bioética, Universidad de ChileActa bioethica v.22 n.1 20162016-06-01text/htmlhttp://www.scielo.cl/scielo.php?script=sci_arttext&pid=S1726-569X2016000100008en10.4067/S1726-569X2016000100008
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spellingShingle	alcohol epidemiology harm to others socio-cultural factors Florenzano,Ramon Huepe,Gabriela Barr,Michelle Harm to others from alcohol: the role of socio-cultural variables
description	This paper describes the changes in alcohol research, from a traditional individual focus on individual bodily and mental effects, to a broader focus on harm to others. This shift has coincided with broader sequential definitions of the progression from normal through harmful alcohol dependence, both in the specialized epidemiological and also in the newer classificatory systems (DSM 5 and CIE 11 draft). After presenting updated global, regional and chilean data, an international collaborative Project (Alcohol Harm to Others, ATOH) is described, with the participating institutions: the local study and the chilean components of the research team, the conceptual framework of harm to others (families, children, women; neighbors, friends, co-workers; society at large). Ethical aspects and institutional approval are presented and the principal results outlined: socio-demographic data (with special focus on the role of gender, socio-economic level and religiosity/spirituality). The data is presented for the chilean sample, with examples from other participating countries. The complexity of the link between alcohol harm to others and religious and spiritual factors is studied comparing data from several of the participating countries, and the impact upon vulnerable populations, especially women and children. The discussion reviews some of the confounding and intervening factors that could influence the results. The conclusion about prevention and policy development closes the paper.
author	Florenzano,Ramon Huepe,Gabriela Barr,Michelle
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title	Harm to others from alcohol: the role of socio-cultural variables
title_short	Harm to others from alcohol: the role of socio-cultural variables
title_full	Harm to others from alcohol: the role of socio-cultural variables
title_fullStr	Harm to others from alcohol: the role of socio-cultural variables
title_full_unstemmed	Harm to others from alcohol: the role of socio-cultural variables
title_sort	harm to others from alcohol: the role of socio-cultural variables
publisher	Centro Interdisciplinario de Estudios en Bioética, Universidad de Chile
publishDate	2016
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Harm to others from alcohol: the role of socio-cultural variables

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