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V. VINDENES ; H. M. E. LUND ; W. ANDRESEN ; H. GJERDE ; S. E. IKDAHL ; A. S. CHRISTOPHERSEN ; E. L. OIESTAD | 2012
Dans Forensic Science International (Vol.219, n°1-3, 10 June 2012) Article : PériodiqueBlood and urine samples are collected when the Norwegian police apprehend a person suspected of driving under the influence of drugs other than alcohol. Impairment is judged from the findings in blood. In our routine samples, urine is analysed i[...]
FRANÇAIS : Depuis 1959, la conduite automobile sous l'emprise de drogues autres que l'alcool est prohibée par le "Norwegian Road Traffic Act". Dans le doute, la police demande un examen clinique et des analyses sanguines chez les conducteurs in[...]
ENGLISH : Most studies in the field of impaired driving have focused on the hazards imposed on society by the impaired drivers, whereas little attention has been paid to the future outcome of the drivers. The aim of the study was to identify m[...]
ENGLISH : Background: Most studies in the field of impaired driving have focused on the hazards represented by impaired drivers to the rest of society; there has been little follow-up of the drivers themselves. The aim of this study was to est[...]
H. GJERDE ; P. T. NORMANN ; A. S. CHRISTOPHERSEN ; J. MORLAND | 2011
Dans Forensic Science International (Vol.210, n°1-3, 15 July 2011) Article : PériodiqueAim: To estimate the prevalence of driving with blood drug concentrations above the recently proposed Norwegian legal limits for drugged driving in random traffic. The results from a roadside survey of 10,816 drivers was used as basis for the es[...]
The rearrest rates among Norwegian drugged (n = 1102) and a group of drunken drivers (n = 850) (BAC: 0.16 - 0.19%) apprehended during 1992, were 57% (n = 629) and 28% (n = 238), respectively, when followed prospectively for 7 years. The most imp[...]
H. GJERDE ; A. S. CHRISTOPHERSEN ; I. S. MOAN ; B. YTTREDAL ; J. M. WALSH ; P. T. NORMANN ; J. MORLAND | 2010
Dans Journal of Occupational Medicine and Toxicology (Vol.5, n°13, 2010) Article : PériodiqueBACKGROUND: The use of alcohol and drugs may affect workplace safety and productivity. Little is known about the magnitude of this problem in Norway. METHODS: Employee recruitment methods with or without individual follow-up were compared. The [...]
