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Update of the report “Is gender segregated substance abuse treatment the best thing for women with substance abuse?” – systematic literature search with sorted reference list
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About this publication
- Year: 2013
- Authors Smedslund G, Steiro A, Fure B, Kirkehei I.
- ISBN (digital): 978-82-8121-536-8
Key message
The Norwegian Health Directorate commissioned the Norwegian Knowledge Centre for the Health Services to conduct a systematic literature search with subsequent sorting of relevant publications.
The task was to identify new studies published after the Knowledge Centre’s report from 2009 about the effect of gender-segregated treatment for substance abuse. The report included one systematic review of low methodological quality which found that gender-segregated treatment can reduce attrition from treatment and improve mental health, but the results must be interpreted with caution.
Results
The search for systematic reviews resulted in a total of 857 references. Six were considered possibly relevant. After full text reading, no new systematic reviews were included, but we chose to include three single studies.