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Do adolescents and young adults accessing the Emergency Room with substance use receive poor therapeutic indications at discharge? An observational retrospective study

Emergency rooms (ERs) are usually the first point of contact with mental health services for adolescents with Substance Use Disorders (SUDs). However, only a minority of them receives proper treatment and follow‐up indications, increasing the risk of relapses and poor prognosis. In this perspective, we sought to characterize and compare socio‐demographic and clinical characteristics of adolescents with vs without SUDs accessing the ER, assessing potential differences in terms of discharge instructions.