The health of women suffering from addiction is little known and little explored in the literature. Indeed, they represent only 20% of addicted patients in general and are encountered primarily during pregnancy or complex situations involving young children.
In the Addiction Department of Strasbourg University Hospitals, the investigators have established a midwifery consultation exclusively for women of all ages.
During the treatment of the women, the investigators were able to identify the specific issues faced by women suffering from addiction and the specific care requirements for this population.
Female, adult (≥ 18 years old)
Undergoing follow-up at the CSAPA Addictions Department of the HUS
Having met the team's midwife at least once
Absence of written objection in the patient's medical record regarding the reuse of her data for scientific research purposes.
Absence of written objection in the patient's medical record regarding the reuse of her data for scientific research purposes
Female minor
Female who has not initiated follow-up with the CSAPA team
Women who have never had a consultation with the team's midwife
Female, adult (≥ 18 years old) undergoing follow-up at the CSAPA Addictions Department of the HUS
Case-control
Retrospective
Not listed
Rate of gynecological follow-up regardless of age compared to the general population
This is a retrospective study to carry out an inventory of the health status of women treated at the CSAPA (Center for Addiction Care, Support, and Prevention) of the HUS (University Hospitals of Strasbourg)
Rate of Consumption of toxic drugs compared to the general population
This is a retrospective study to carry out an inventory of the health status of women treated at the CSAPA (Center for Addiction Care, Support, and Prevention) of the HUS (University Hospitals of Strasbourg)
Rate of sexual violence compared to the general population
This is a retrospective study to carry out an inventory of the health status of women treated at the CSAPA (Center for Addiction Care, Support, and Prevention) of the HUS (University Hospitals of Strasbourg)
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