Nordic Studies on Alcohol and Drugs

Papers
(The TQCC of Nordic Studies on Alcohol and Drugs is 3. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2021-04-01 to 2025-04-01.)
ArticleCitations
The importance of debunking constructions37
Risky drinking or risky governance?20
Towards a historical sociology of associations and dissociations between food, food events and alcoholic drinks: A reply to Warde et al.14
College students’ perspectives on an alcohol prevention programme and student drinking – A focus group study13
Colliding harms of gambling and gaming: A four-wave longitudinal population study of at-risk gambling and gaming in Finland10
Individuals with a migratory background can offer valuable insight to improve the treatment and prevention of gambling harms10
Translating and adapting the Alcohol Use Disorders Identification Test (AUDIT) for use in the Russian Federation: A multicentre pilot study to inform validation procedures10
Psychosocial difficulties and treatment retention in inpatient detoxification programmes9
Implications of the decline in adolescent drinking on the experience of alcohol-related consequences in the Nordic countries: A study based on data from the ESPAD project9
Book review: Vicious games: Gambling and capitalism9
Wishing for a more sober society: A scoping review on addiction problems and treatment in Greenland preceding the 2016 national treatment strategy8
A place of encounter: Health and social care workers’ perspectives on public gathering spaces for people using drugs8
“He is lovely and awful”: The challenges of being close to an individual with alcohol problems7
Hazardous alcohol use among Danish adolescents during the second wave of COVID-19: Link between alcohol use and social life7
Youth's personal relationships, psychological symptoms, and the use of different substances: A population-based study7
Svenska narkotikapolisföreningens tidskrift – polisens bild av ett problem?7
Consumption trends and policies under scrutinisation7
Förnuft och känsla – Kunskapsbruk hos gårdagens förbudskritiker och dagens alkoholliberaler6
A transition of power in opioid substitution treatment: Clinic managers' views on the consequences of a patient choice reform6
Unlocking the self: Can microdosing psychedelics make one feel more authentic?6
Policy windows for drug consumption rooms in Finland6
Editor's Note: The war on good research: Debating research ethics and methods on the basis of Jay Levy's The war on people who use drugs: The harms of Sweden's aim for a drug-free society (Rout5
Exploring the onto-politics of cannabis: Shifting drug policies and understandings in Norway5
Characteristics of people who have received treatment for late-onset problem drinking and alcohol use disorder: A systematic review and narrative synthesis5
Swedish exchange students’ alcohol use, drug use, risky sexual behaviour, mental health, and self-rated health: A follow-up study5
Bridging academia and Nordic Societies5
Problematic gambling in municipal social work in Tampere, Finland: Social workers’ perceptions of service pathways before the casino opening and the health and social services reform5
Esa Österberg (22 June 1948 – 26 September 2021)5
Trust and collaboration between patients and staff in SUD treatment: A qualitative study of patients’ reflections on inpatient SUD treatment four years after discharge5
Barriers and facilitative factors in the provision of first-responder services to persons bereaved following a drug-related death: A qualitative study5
No decline in drug overdose deaths in Norway: An ecological approach to understanding at-risk groups and the impact of interventions5
Gaming and social media use among adolescents in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic4
Dealing with qualitative work4
Is a regulation system always just a regulation system?4
Australian first-year university college residents’ alcohol consumption and alcohol-related harms4
Evidence for improving welfare services4
Childhood with a relative's excessive alcohol use, and own drinking in adult years4
Rehabilitative measures as a legal response for adolescents convicted for drug offences: The Swedish system4
“It's nice to just be”: A qualitative study on the meaning-imbued reality of waterpipe smoking among young adults in Sweden4
New divides and alienation4
Argumentation in anonymous online discussions about decriminalising cannabis use4
The development and validation of the pandemic medication-assisted treatment questionnaire for the assessment of pandemic crises impact on medication management and administration for patients with op3
Alcohol, drugs, tobacco and gambling form a lens for the Nordic welfare states’ biggest challenges3
Association between self-reported binge drinking and absenteeism in the Baltic countries3
Professional helpers' experiences of assisting the bereaved after drug-related deaths: A knowledge gap3
Relational parenthood in addiction recovery3
Illicit drug use at licensed premises and the potential for prevention: A qualitative interview study of stakeholders3
Between acute medicine and municipal alcohol treatment: Cross-sectoral collaborations regarding patients with alcohol problems3
Advice to policy-makers for improving services to the drug-death bereaved3
Health services in Nordic welfare states: Introducing a new category of providers through the Norwegian free treatment choice reform3
The importance of alcohol in elderly's hospital admissions for fall injuries: a population case-control study3
Do adverse experiences predict unemployment and need of psychiatric help after treatment for drug use disorders?3
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