This article reviews the literature on the factors associated with mothers who use substances
losing care of their children. A rapid evidence assessment was conducted in accordance …

Approximately half of mothers receiving substance use treatment are involved with childcare
proceedings. This review aims to determine whether integrated treatment programmes for …

Background This study proposes to describe family members in the city of Sao Paulo who
are seeking support in mutual self-help groups to deal with a substance misusing relative …

Objective Adherence continues to be a major challenge in healthcare but there is still limited
understanding of all the factors which can influence adherence behaviour. The present …

Purpose: There is a virtual absence of previous research about the experiences of people
affected by the presence of a substance misuser in the family in Brazil. Materials and …

Background Many women receiving substance use treatment services are mothers. Despite
this, research has not proved whether substance use treatment services are addressing the …

Abstract The Substance Use Risk Profile Scale (SURPS) was developed to screen four
types of personality risk types related to substance use disorders (hopelessness, anxiety …

Objectives Xeroderma pigmentosum (XP) is an extremely rare genetic disorder
(approximately 100 known cases in the United Kingdom), where DNA damage caused by …

Background Maternal substance use is considered a significant risk for child maltreatment
and neglect, and thus, a common feature in care proceedings (Family Courts). It is important …

Abstract Introduction and Aims Controlling behaviours are highly prevalent forms of non‐
physical intimate partner violence (IPV). The prevalence of perpetrating controlling …