Substance Use and Aging

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Substance Use and Aging Resource Review for Teaching Substance Use and Aging Kathleen J. Farkas, PhD Case Western Reserve University, Mandel School of Applied Social Sciences Laurie Drabble, PhD San Jose State University, School of Social Work

Chapter 7: Research Questions and Future Directions To what extent will age-related changes in physical health determine alcohol and/or tobacco use and misuse among healthy older people? To what extent will age-related changes in physical health determine the use of over-the-counter drugs and herbal remedies among healthy older adults? To what extent will age-related changes in physical health determine other drug use, especially recreational use of marijuana or use of other illicit drugs among older people? How will social factors, such as widowhood, economic trends and retirement practices affect substance use among future cohorts of older people?

Research Questions and Future Directions How will minority group status affect prevalence of substance use in older cohorts? What are the specific relationships between minority group status and use of particular types of substances? What are the relationships between drinking limits and physical and psychosocial health in samples of community dwelling older people? What is the relationship between chronic pain and substance use and misuse among older adults, both in the community and in health care facilities? What is the relationship between exposure to abusable prescription medications and prevalence of prescription drug abuse among older adults?

Research Questions and Future Directions How will future older cohorts’ attitudes about alcohol be related to decisions about alcohol use? Will the future cohorts of older adults experience the same types of alcohol or other drug related problems as current cohorts of older adults? What are the factors that determine an older adult’s decision to increase or to decrease the use of alcohol and/or other drugs? How are these factors associated with age-related physical, social, or psychological changes? What types of motivational strategies will be effective with future cohorts of older adults in both assessment and linkage to treatment for alcohol and other drug related problems? How can screening and assessment methods be improved for older adults with cognitive impairments and psychiatric illness?

Research Questions and Future Directions What are the interactions between age group and type of treatment? What are the interactions between age group, drug of choice, and type of treatment? Most treatment efforts with older adults have been focused on alcohol exclusively. Will these same treatment approaches yield effective results with older adults who are more likely to use alcohol and other drugs like marijuana and cocaine or prescription drugs?

Research Questions and Future Directions What are the differences and similarities in the barriers affecting detection of substance use and abuse among older cohorts? Which screening tools demonstrate acceptable levels of sensitivity and specificity in different populations of older people? Are there differences in levels of social desirability and social stigma in alcohol and drug use among older age cohorts? Are there differences in levels of social desirability and social stigma in alcohol and other drug use between older racial/ethnic, gender, or other minority groups? What is the relationship between social desirability, social stigma, and self report of alcohol and other drug use and abuse?

Research Questions and Future Directions What are the interactions between age group, gender, minority status, and type of treatment? Which treatment engagement and treatment approaches will yield effective results with older women and members of ethnic/racial minorities and other minority groups? Which treatment engagement and treatment approaches will yield effective results with older lesbian and gay people?