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El afrontamiento y la expansión se refieren a los motivos para el uso de cannabis en una cohorte de bailarines
Joshua Honrado1, Sallie Yassin2
1Harkness Center for Dance Injuries, New York University Langone Health, NY, USA.
Resumen
Este estudio revela que los bailarines que usan cannabis y obtienen una puntuación más alta en la Prueba de Identificación de Trastornos de Uso de Cannabis-Revisada (CUDIT-R) tienen más probabilidades de experimentar impactos negativos en su rendimiento. La adaptación y la expansión se identificaron como los principales motivos para el consumo de cannabis en esta cohorte.
Área de la Ciencia:
- Artes Escénicas Artes escénicas.
- Investigación de cannabis Investigación de cannabis.
- Salud Pública La salud pública.
Sus antecedentes:
- La legalización global de la marihuana recreativa requiere comprender su impacto en varias poblaciones.
- Existe una investigación limitada sobre el uso de cannabis dentro de la comunidad de bailarines.
- Este estudio aborda la brecha al examinar el consumo de cannabis entre los bailarines.
Objetivo del estudio:
- Para describir los efectos del consumo de cannabis en los bailarines.
- Para identificar los motivos detrás del consumo de cannabis en esta población.
- Para evaluar la relación entre el consumo de cannabis y el rendimiento de los bailarines.
Principales métodos:
- Se distribuyó una encuesta en línea a bailarines de todo el mundo que habían consumido cannabis en los últimos seis meses.
- La encuesta incluyó la prueba de identificación de trastornos por uso de cannabis revisada (CUDIT-R) y preguntas sobre los motivos del uso.
- Los datos se analizaron utilizando análisis de contenido temático, pruebas t y pruebas chi-cuadrado.
Principales resultados:
- 108 bailarines completaron la encuesta; el 14,8% reportó un rendimiento deteriorado debido al consumo de cannabis.
- Los bailarines que reportaron problemas de rendimiento tuvieron puntajes CUDIT-R significativamente más altos (19.5) en comparación con los que no lo hicieron (7.7).
- Las altas puntuaciones CUDIT-R se correlacionaron con "hacer frente" y "expansión" como motivos principales para el consumo de cannabis.
Conclusiones:
- Los bailarines con puntajes CUDIT-R más altos tienen más probabilidades de experimentar déficits de rendimiento relacionados con el consumo de cannabis.
- Los motivos de afrontamiento y expansión son frecuentes entre los bailarines con consumo problemático de cannabis.
- Los hallazgos ponen de relieve la necesidad de un apoyo específico y la concienciación sobre el uso de cannabis en los bailarines profesionales.
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