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 2021-06-01 to 2025-06-01.)
ArticleCitations
Exploring the onto-politics of cannabis: Shifting drug policies and understandings in Norway41
Hazardous alcohol use among Danish adolescents during the second wave of COVID-19: Link between alcohol use and social life22
The importance of debunking constructions14
A place of encounter: Health and social care workers’ perspectives on public gathering spaces for people using drugs13
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 reform11
Children’s out-of-home placements: Associations with parental substance use and neighbourhood sociodemographics10
Between acute medicine and municipal alcohol treatment: Cross-sectoral collaborations regarding patients with alcohol problems10
Professional helpers' experiences of assisting the bereaved after drug-related deaths: A knowledge gap9
Let’s talk about sex: Discourses on sexual relations, sugar dating and “prostitution-like” behaviour in drug treatment for young people9
Do adverse experiences predict unemployment and need of psychiatric help after treatment for drug use disorders?9
Illicit drug use at licensed premises and the potential for prevention: A qualitative interview study of stakeholders9
A survey of international addiction researchers’ views on implications of brain-based explanations of addiction and the responsibility of affected persons8
Science, DEI and expanded thinking8
A conceptual framework for assessing the public health effects from snus and novel non-combustible nicotine products7
Psychometric evaluation of a Swedish version of the Impaired Control Scale for individuals with alcohol use disorder7
Affiliation to the Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) community: A qualitative study on differences between highly affiliated and low/non-affiliated individuals7
From existing to living: Exploring the meaning of recovery and a sober life after a long duration of a substance use disorder6
Drug control and human rights in the Russian Federation6
Alcohol purchases through online stores and mobile applications in the late phase of the COVID-19 pandemic in Poland6
Danish cannabis policy revisited: Multiple framings of cannabis use in policy discourse6
Yet another alcohol policy experiment in Finland6
Needs for help and received help for those bereaved by a drug-related death: a cross-sectional study6
Justice and equality as a zero-sum game5
Bridging academia and Nordic Societies5
Exclusion of the non-English-speaking world from the scientific literature: Recommendations for change for addiction journals and publishers5
The effect of employment support integrated in substance use treatment: A health economic cost-effectiveness simulation of three different interventions5
Twitter activity surrounding the Finnish green party's cannabis legalisation proposal: A mixed-methods analysis5
Consumption trends and policies under scrutinisation5
Interagency collaboration: Complex yet crucial5
Positiva upplevelser av dopning: En kvalitativ studie av AAS-bruk och reflexiva kroppar [Positive experiences of doping: A qualitative study of AAS-use and reflexive bodies]5
Policy windows for drug consumption rooms in Finland5
Characteristics of people who have received treatment for late-onset problem drinking and alcohol use disorder: A systematic review and narrative synthesis4
“It's nice to just be”: A qualitative study on the meaning-imbued reality of waterpipe smoking among young adults in Sweden4
Advice to policy-makers for improving services to the drug-death bereaved4
Performing normality in working life among heavy substance users4
New divides and alienation4
Corrigendum to Validation of the Nurses’ Skills to Care for Alcohol-Intoxicated Patients in Emergency Department (NSCAIP-ED) Instrument. Nordic Studies on Alcohol and Drugs. Epub ahead of print 10 Au4
Changes in the trajectories of drug-free friendships and substance use among a cohort of individuals with multiple substance use disorders4
New work on the brain and addiction4
Digital screens and children4
A qualitative study of a recovery capital assessment tool in alcohol and drug treatment facilities: Perspectives from social work professionals4
Why are the police against drug policy liberalisation?3
Student drinking cultures in tertiary education residential accommodation: A contextual research study3
North America's fentanyl death crisis: Selected lessons for Europe's future?3
The critical role of peer reviewers: Challenges and future steps3
Caring for elderly substance users: Challenges, dilemmas and recommendations3
School collective efficacy and gambling: A multilevel study of 11th grade students in Stockholm3
Celebrating 40 years of Nordic collaboration3
Gender- and age-stratified analyses of gambling disorder in Finland between 2011 and 2020 based on administrative registers3
Increased alcohol use to cope with COVID-19-related anxiety one year into the coronavirus pandemic3
The elephant in the room: Metaphors in women's accounts of life with a family member with problematic substance use3
Gambling harms caused by electronic gambling machines should be prevented with state control3
Criminal thinking and psychosocial characteristics among young adults entering residential substance use treatment3
We need to talk about shrooms3
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