(c) Psychiatric morbidity (risk factors and co-morbidity);

Information on co-morbidity can also be an important factor in this type of analysis.

The co-morbidity of HIV and tuberculosis, at 30 per cent prevalence, is recognized in the national response.

Has also worked on the influence of different risk factors (kinetics, availability, genetics, and co-morbidity with mental disorders) that influence substance use disorder.

Those groups include, among others, children, adolescents, vulnerable youth, women, including pregnant women, people with medical and psychiatric co-morbidities, ethnic minorities and socially marginalized individuals.

(c) Provide specialized training for those who work with vulnerable groups, such as patients with psychiatric co-morbidities, minors and women, including pregnant women.

Those groups include, among others, children, adolescents, vulnerable youth, women, including pregnant women, people with medical and psychiatric co-morbidities, ethnic minorities and socially marginalized individuals.

Present at various international congresses; vast exposure of work and experience in dual diagnosis, co-morbid care and the rehabilitation process for patients, families and communities.

However, better survival is associated with increased prevalence of HIV complications, adverse effects of the drugs used to treat HIV, and concurrent medical co-morbidities.

Regardless of the nature of the relationship between drug consumption and mental health problems, co-morbidity remains a major concern as elevated levels of drug consumption are often found among those with mental health problems.