Substance Use Among Refugees in Europe

Chapter 1 Introducing the emerging research domain of substance use among refugees in Europe.- Chapter 2 Ukraine refugees in Czechia: the relationship between alcohol use and motives, symptoms of depression, and sociodemographic factors.- Chapter 3 Responding to needs related to drug use among undocumented migrants in policy, law, and practice in Denmark.- Chapter 4 Development and Evaluation of an evidence-based participatory Multi-Component Prevention Concept for Hazardous Substance Use among Refugees in Shared Accommodations.- Chapter 5 The Ukrainian Refugee Crisis: Assessing Resilience of HIV Prevention and Treatment Services Targeted for People Who Inject Drugs in Germany and Poland.- Chapter 6 Substance Use as a Coping Strategy Among Ukrainian War Refugees in Poland: Changes Following Participation in a Mental Health Support Program.- Chapter 7 Substance Use as a Coping Strategy Among Ukrainian War Refugees in Poland: Changes Following Participation in a Mental Health Support Program.- Chapter 8 Mental health problems among unaccompa-nied refugee minors treated for substance abuse.- Chapter 9 Barriers to substance use prevention and care among refugees in the Netherlands: towards a culturally sensitive approach using motivational interviewing.- Chapter 10 Challenges and needs of persons with a first-generation migration background who use drugs: insights from multidisciplinary focus groups with professionals in four European metropolitan cities.- Chapter 11 Substance use-related interventions in the European reception setting: Let’s prioritise prevention, early intervention and access to treatment.- Chapter 12 Substance use among refugees in Europe: Towards an equity oriented research and policy agenda.