[Ten years of alcohol intoxication among young people in The Netherlands].

Objective: To provide insight into the number of adolescents admitted to hospital with alcohol intoxication in the period 2007-2016.

Design: Observational cross-sectional study.

Methods: We used data from the hospital admissions for alcohol intoxication among minors that had been reported to the Dutch Paediatric Surveillance System (NSCK).

Adolescent alcohol intoxication in the Dutch hospital departments of pediatrics: a 2-year comparison study.

Purpose: To monitor the prevalence of, and the circumstances leading to, adolescent alcohol intoxication admissions in Dutch hospital departments of pediatrics.

Methods: Data were collected in 2007 and 2008, using the Dutch Pediatric Surveillance System, in which pediatricians received questionnaires on varying issues, including adolescent alcohol intoxication admissions.

Results: The adolescents treated in 2008, as in 2007, were average youth across proportion of gender, educational level, school performances, family structure, siblings, familiarity with medical or aid agencies, alcohol use, and other (illicit) drug use.

Adolescent alcohol intoxication in the Dutch hospital Departments of Pediatrics.

Objective: This study was conducted to investigate the number and characteristics of adolescent alcohol intoxication cases in hospital Departments of Pediatrics. The study also analyzes drinking patterns and intoxication characteristics.

Method: Data were collected using the Dutch Pediatric Surveillance System, in which about 92% of general pediatricians and 83% of academic pediatricians participate.