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Publications (8)


[Alcohol consumption in Toledo schoolchildren: reasons and alternatives]
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November 2005

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7 Citations

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M P Orgaz Gallego

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M Segovia Jiménez

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F López de Castro

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M A Tricio Armero

To know the consumption of alcohol in Toledo schoolchildren, to find out the reasons which cause them to drink and the alternatives proposed. Descriptive, transverse study. 2 zones in the Toledo health area. A total of 625 adolescents between 13 and 18 years, in the third and fourth years of Obligatory Secondary Education and first year in High School (Bachillerato) of 2 secondary education institutions in Torrijos and 1 in Toledo capital. Using an ad hoc designed anonymous questionnaire, with 32 items, the following data was collected: age, sex, alcohol consumption (personal, family, and friends), how much (standard drink units), knowledge and sources of information on alcohol, taking of other drugs, reasons for consuming, and the alternatives. 47.27% of those questioned were male. The mean age was 15.4 +/- (-)1.3 years. 93.4% had tried alcohol (95% CI, 91.1-95.2). 52.0% had been drunk at some time, which was more frequent in rural areas than in the city. 58.1% considered alcohol as a drug. Among the reasons mentioned for drinking, the main ones were "enjoyment" (46.3%), "to forget problems" (30.7%), and "curiosity" (24.6%). The alternatives to drinking which were proposed were related to computers and sport. The consumption of alcohol is a common habit among adolescents and its pattern differs between urban and rural areas, where it is much earlier and more intense in the latter. It forms part of their lifestyle, they use it as a means of enjoyment and a large percentage consider that alcohol is a drug. Against "street binge drinking," their proposals are computer activities and sport.


Consumo de alcohol en escolares toledanos: motivos y alternativas

October 2005

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44 Reads

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22 Citations

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Objective To know the consumption of alcohol in Toledo schoolchildren, to find out the reasons which cause them to drink and the alternatives proposed. Design Descriptive, transverse study. Location 2 zones in the Toledo health area. Participants A total of 625 adolescents between 13 and 18 years, in the third and fourth years of Obligatory Secondary Education and first year in High School (Bachillerato) of 2 secondary education institutions in Torrijos and 1 in Toledo capital. Main measurements Using an ad hoc designed anonymous questionnaire, with 32 items, the following data was collected: age, sex, alcohol consumption (personal, family, and friends), how much (standard drink units), knowledge and sources of information on alcohol, taking of other drugs, reasons for consuming, and the alternatives. Results 47.27% of those questioned were male. The mean age was 15.4±-1.3 years. 93.4% had tried alcohol (95% CI, 91.1-95.2). 52.0% had been drunk at some time, which was more frequent in rural areas than in the city. 58.1% considered alcohol as a drug. Among the reasons mentioned for drinking, the main ones were “enjoyment” (46.3%), “to forget problems” (30.7%), and “curiosity” (24.6%). The alternatives to drinking which were proposed were related to computers and sport. Conclusions The consumption of alcohol is a common habit among adolescents and its pattern differs between urban and rural areas, where it is much earlier and more intense in the latter. It forms part of their lifestyle, they use it as a means of enjoyment and a large percentage consider that alcohol is a drug. Against “street binge drinking,” their proposals are computer activities and sport.







Citations (3)


... Desde los centros de atención primaria se detectan muchos problemas asociados al consumo de drogas en revisiones ordinarias, analíticas, por la demanda de ayuda de afectados y familiares y a partir de campañas de sensibilización 31 . Desde los servicios de atención primaria se tratan multitud de pacientes con TUS, especialmente por problemas Abandono precoz y retención en servicios ambulatorios de drogodependencias 7 asociados al consumo de tabaco y alcohol 28,30 . Según el grado de severidad y la capacidad de manejo del profesional no especializado, el seguimiento de los pacientes con TUS culmina en muchos casos con la derivación al servicio especializado. ...

Reference:

Abandono precoz y retención en servicios ambulatorios de drogodependencias: análisis transversal comparativo de factores que aumentan o disminuyen la adherencia
¿Sabemos detectar y manejar a los adolescentes con problemas derivados del uso de drogas?
  • Citing Article
  • December 2004

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... Los trabajos de Obradors-Rial et al. (2014) y Beltrán (2007) demuestran que la prevalencia es mayor en los pueblos que en las ciudades. Otras investigaciones señalan que el consumo es significativamente más frecuente, temprano e intenso en los entornos rurales (Gallego et al., 2005;Gastón, 2016), por distintos motivos: entre ellos, por supuesto, la carencia de ofertas de ocio (Comas, 2001), pero también la mayor permisividad horaria de las familias (Lloret, Segura y Carratalá, 2008), la fácil disponibilidad de sustancias psicoactivas (Gastón et al., 2004) y la mimetización de las pautas de consumo comunitarias (Gastón, 2016;Pérez et al., 2008). ...

Consumo de alcohol en escolares toledanos: motivos y alternativas
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  • October 2005

Atención Primaria

... The first outcome could be explained by this limitation in recreational activities, which lead young adults to consume more alcohol and engage in celebrations and cultural traditions, which are generally celebrated by the whole town and are closely related to alcohol and food consumption (Rodríguez et al., 2003). Other studies have described that living in rural or urban areas can lead to differences in psychological variables and alcohol consumption, supporting the higher risk that people in rural areas have (Donath et al., 2011;Font-Ribera et al., 2013;Gallego et al., 2005;Iniesta et al., 2019;Obradors-Rial et al., 2014). ...

[Alcohol consumption in Toledo schoolchildren: reasons and alternatives]
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  • November 2005

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