Inequalities in alcohol consumption and cell phone use while driving motor vehicles

ABSTRACT Objective: To evaluate social inequalities of Brazilians in alcohol consumption and cell phone use while driving motor vehicles. Methods: Cross-sectional study conducted with people who drive (n=23,474) in 2019. The outcomes adopted were cell phone use and alcohol consumption while driving, associated with the variables gender, age group, skin color, education and macro-region of housing and analyzed using the slope index of inequality using logistic regression. Results: The inequalities related to alcohol consumption and driving were identified in adults with brown skin color (7.8) linked to the North region (6.8). As for cell phone use while driving, they were higher for the younger age group (19.4) and individuals with higher education (27.1). Conclusion: Cell phone use and alcohol consumption while driving motor vehicles have social inequalities regarding the age group and education, and skin color and macro-region respectively.

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Main Authors: Soratto,Jacks, Meller,Fernanda de Oliveira, Miranda,Vanessa Iribarrem Avena, Tomasi,Cristiane Damiani, Temporão,Jose Gomes, Schäfer,Antônio Augusto
Format: Digital revista
Language:English
Published: Universidade Federal do Rio Grande do Sul. Escola de Enfermagem 2022
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spelling oai:scielo:S1983-144720220001004542022-08-22Inequalities in alcohol consumption and cell phone use while driving motor vehiclesSoratto,JacksMeller,Fernanda de OliveiraMiranda,Vanessa Iribarrem AvenaTomasi,Cristiane DamianiTemporão,Jose GomesSchäfer,Antônio Augusto Socioeconomic factors Ethnic inequality Distracted driving Driving under the influence Cell phone Alcohol drinking ABSTRACT Objective: To evaluate social inequalities of Brazilians in alcohol consumption and cell phone use while driving motor vehicles. Methods: Cross-sectional study conducted with people who drive (n=23,474) in 2019. The outcomes adopted were cell phone use and alcohol consumption while driving, associated with the variables gender, age group, skin color, education and macro-region of housing and analyzed using the slope index of inequality using logistic regression. Results: The inequalities related to alcohol consumption and driving were identified in adults with brown skin color (7.8) linked to the North region (6.8). As for cell phone use while driving, they were higher for the younger age group (19.4) and individuals with higher education (27.1). Conclusion: Cell phone use and alcohol consumption while driving motor vehicles have social inequalities regarding the age group and education, and skin color and macro-region respectively.info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccessUniversidade Federal do Rio Grande do Sul. Escola de EnfermagemRevista Gaúcha de Enfermagem v.43 20222022-01-01info:eu-repo/semantics/articletext/htmlhttp://old.scielo.br/scielo.php?script=sci_arttext&pid=S1983-14472022000100454en10.1590/1983-1447.2022.20210161.en
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Temporão,Jose Gomes
Schäfer,Antônio Augusto
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Inequalities in alcohol consumption and cell phone use while driving motor vehicles
author_facet Soratto,Jacks
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title Inequalities in alcohol consumption and cell phone use while driving motor vehicles
title_short Inequalities in alcohol consumption and cell phone use while driving motor vehicles
title_full Inequalities in alcohol consumption and cell phone use while driving motor vehicles
title_fullStr Inequalities in alcohol consumption and cell phone use while driving motor vehicles
title_full_unstemmed Inequalities in alcohol consumption and cell phone use while driving motor vehicles
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description ABSTRACT Objective: To evaluate social inequalities of Brazilians in alcohol consumption and cell phone use while driving motor vehicles. Methods: Cross-sectional study conducted with people who drive (n=23,474) in 2019. The outcomes adopted were cell phone use and alcohol consumption while driving, associated with the variables gender, age group, skin color, education and macro-region of housing and analyzed using the slope index of inequality using logistic regression. Results: The inequalities related to alcohol consumption and driving were identified in adults with brown skin color (7.8) linked to the North region (6.8). As for cell phone use while driving, they were higher for the younger age group (19.4) and individuals with higher education (27.1). Conclusion: Cell phone use and alcohol consumption while driving motor vehicles have social inequalities regarding the age group and education, and skin color and macro-region respectively.
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