Anne Line Bretteville‐jensen
Biographic Data
| ID | 3483918 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Anne Line Bretteville‐jensen |
| GIVEN NAMES | Anne Line |
| FAMILY NAME | Bretteville‐jensen |
| SIGNATURE | JENSEN A L B |
| AFFILIATIONS | Norwegian Institute of Public Health |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-5356-2777 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 11 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 11 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2011 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
The Role of Self‐Reported Willingness to Use Drugs in Public Health Research
From subcultural to mainstream? The evolving meaning of cannabis use among youth in a restrictive policy context
Background: Cannabis liberalization trends are challenging traditional cannabis markets, opinions, cultures, and ultimately, the paradigms for understanding these social phenomena.Up-to-date studies across various socio-cultural and policy settings of how young people perceive and give meaning to their cannabis use are thus highly relevant for novel prevention and harm reduction strategies.Methods: Individual interviews with 28 students (13 girls…
Social inequality in alternative sanctions
The penal repertoire for young offenders in Europe encompasses an increasing variety of alternative sanctions. Research indicates that the availability and implementation of these sanctions vary within jurisdictions, raising issues of unequal treatment for equal offences. Among possible factors associated with intra-jurisdictional disparities in alternative sentencing outcomes is the socioeconomic status of young offenders. This study investigate…
Patients admitted to treatment for substance use disorder in Norway
Findings revealed substantial and important differences in socio-demographic correlates between SUD patients and the general population, between SUD patients with illicit and with licit substance use, and across specific SUD patient groups
Preventing future crime in adolescent drug offenders
This study examines and compares the effects on recidivism of the three most common legal responses to minor drug offences for adolescents in Norway. The essential question is whether alternative sanctions are more effective in preventing any reoffending in young people than the traditional fine. Using a longitudinal register data set, comprising all 15- to 17-year-old, first-time drug offenders in the 2000-2015 period (N = 3276), we investigate …
Characteristics and risk of incarceration among “hard-to-reach” people who use drugs
How may alternative drug policy settings influence criminal charges? A longitudinal study of cannabis patients and a general population sample
Who seeks treatment for cannabis use? Registered characteristics and physical, psychological and psychosocial problem indicators among cannabis patients and matched controls
Data covering the entire Norwegian population of patients admitted primarily for cannabis-related problems showed comprehensive and complex patterns of physical, psychological and psychosocial problems. The prevalence and extent of these problems varied markedly from those of the general population. Work and study outcomes following treatment depended on the seriousness of the condition including co-morbidity as well as social capital
Estimating incidence of problem drug use using the Horwitz-Thompson estimator – A new approach applied to people who inject drugs in Oslo 1985–2008
Gender differences in mortality and risk factors in a 13-year cohort study of street-recruited injecting drug users
There were gender differences in mortality and risk factors; sex work and prison were gender specific risk factors. These factors should be investigated further to better design future preventive measures
Illegal drug use and the economic recession—What can we learn from the existing research
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Illegal drug use and the economic recession—What can we learn from the existing research
Gender differences in mortality and risk factors in a 13-year cohort study of street-recruited injecting drug users
There were gender differences in mortality and risk factors; sex work and prison were gender specific risk factors. These factors should be investigated further to better design future preventive measures
Estimating incidence of problem drug use using the Horwitz-Thompson estimator – A new approach applied to people who inject drugs in Oslo 1985–2008
Who seeks treatment for cannabis use? Registered characteristics and physical, psychological and psychosocial problem indicators among cannabis patients and matched controls
Data covering the entire Norwegian population of patients admitted primarily for cannabis-related problems showed comprehensive and complex patterns of physical, psychological and psychosocial problems. The prevalence and extent of these problems varied markedly from those of the general population. Work and study outcomes following treatment depended on the seriousness of the condition including co-morbidity as well as social capital
How may alternative drug policy settings influence criminal charges? A longitudinal study of cannabis patients and a general population sample
Characteristics and risk of incarceration among “hard-to-reach” people who use drugs
Patients admitted to treatment for substance use disorder in Norway
Findings revealed substantial and important differences in socio-demographic correlates between SUD patients and the general population, between SUD patients with illicit and with licit substance use, and across specific SUD patient groups
Preventing future crime in adolescent drug offenders
This study examines and compares the effects on recidivism of the three most common legal responses to minor drug offences for adolescents in Norway. The essential question is whether alternative sanctions are more effective in preventing any reoffending in young people than the traditional fine. Using a longitudinal register data set, comprising all 15- to 17-year-old, first-time drug offenders in the 2000-2015 period (N = 3276), we investigate …
Social inequality in alternative sanctions
The penal repertoire for young offenders in Europe encompasses an increasing variety of alternative sanctions. Research indicates that the availability and implementation of these sanctions vary within jurisdictions, raising issues of unequal treatment for equal offences. Among possible factors associated with intra-jurisdictional disparities in alternative sentencing outcomes is the socioeconomic status of young offenders. This study investigate…
From subcultural to mainstream? The evolving meaning of cannabis use among youth in a restrictive policy context
Background: Cannabis liberalization trends are challenging traditional cannabis markets, opinions, cultures, and ultimately, the paradigms for understanding these social phenomena.Up-to-date studies across various socio-cultural and policy settings of how young people perceive and give meaning to their cannabis use are thus highly relevant for novel prevention and harm reduction strategies.Methods: Individual interviews with 28 students (13 girls…
The Role of Self‐Reported Willingness to Use Drugs in Public Health Research
Psychiatry (8 works) · Cannabis (6 works) · Demography (6 works) · HIV, Drug Use, Sexual Risk (6 works) · Medicine (6 works) · Cannabis and Cannabinoid Research (5 works) · Demography (5 works) · Drug (4 works) · Environmental health (4 works) · Homelessness and Social Issues (4 works)