Marijuana versus evidence-based treatments for sleep and relaxation: A cross-sectional study of use and dose modification following involuntary job loss

Keyphrases

• Marijuana 100%
• Dose Adjustment 100%
• Evidence-based Treatment 100%
• Involuntary Job Loss 100%
• Job Loss 20%
• Sleep Disruption 20%
• Cognitive Behavioral Therapy for Insomnia (CBT-I) 20%
• Daily Rhythm 20%
• Occupational Transition 20%
• High Risk 10%
• Evidence-based 10%
• Benzodiazepines 10%
• Clinical Practice Guidelines 10%
• Substance Abuse 10%
• Two-sample Test 10%
• Health Intervention 10%
• Sleep Health 10%
• Male Sex 10%
• Dose Increase 10%
• Sedative-hypnotic 10%
• Multiple Logistic Regression Model 10%
• Intervention Choice 10%
• Treatment Dose 10%
• Objective Sleep 10%
• Insomnia Disorder 10%
• Self-reported Use 10%
• Prevalence of Use 10%
• American College of Physicians 10%
• Transition Studies 10%
• Non-benzodiazepine 10%

Psychology

• Evidence-Based Treatment 100%
• Cognitive Behavioral Therapy 50%
• Benzodiazepine 50%
• Substance Abuse 25%
• Stressors 25%
• Regression Model 25%
• Practice Guideline 25%
• American College of Physicians 25%

Neuroscience

• Cannabis 100%
• Cognitive Behavioral Therapy 20%
• Benzodiazepine 10%
• Substance Abuse 10%
• Hypnotic 10%
• Nonbenzodiazepine 10%