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Gender differences in seeking care for hepatitis C in Australia

M. TEMPLE-SMITH ; M. STOOVE ; A. SMITH ; M. O'BRIEN ; D. MITCHELL ; C. BANWELL ; G. BAMMER ; D. JOLLEY ; S. GIFFORD | 2007
Dans Journal of Substance Use (Vol.12 n°1, 2007) Article : Périodique

ENGLISH : Hepatitis C is among Australia's most common notifiable infectious diseases and the majority of those affected develop chronic illness. Management of other chronic illnesses has been shown to be most effective when gender-specific he[...]

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How do drug market changes affect characteristics of injecting initiation and subsequent patterns of drug use? Findings from a cohort of regular heroin and methamphetamine injectors in Melbourne, Australia

D. HORYNIAK ; M. STOOVE ; L. DEGENHARDT ; C. AITKEN ; T. KERR ; P. DIETZE | 2015
Dans International Journal of Drug Policy (Vol.26, n°1, January 2015) Article : Périodique

Background: Changes in drug market characteristics have been shown to affect drug use patterns but few studies have examined their impacts on injecting initiation experiences and subsequent patterns of injecting drug use (IDU). Methods: We coll[...]

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"I lost me visits": A critical examination of prison drug policy and its effects on connection to family for incarcerated young men with histories of injecting drug use

S. WALKER ; K. LANCASTER ; M. STOOVE ; P. HIGGS ; M. WILSON | 2018
Dans Contemporary Drug Problems (Vol.45, n°3, September 2018) Article : Périodique

Utilizing Bacchi's poststructuralist approach, "What's the problem represented to be?," we critically examine how the "problem" of drug use in prison is represented within a key initiative - the Identified Drug User program (IDUP) - of prison dr[...]

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Injecting drug use is an independent risk factor for reincarceration after release from prison: A prospective cohort study

R. J. WINTER ; M. STOOVE ; P. A. AGIUS ; M. E. HELLARD ; S. A. KINNER | 2019
Dans Drug and Alcohol Review (Vol.38, n°3, March 2019) Article : Périodique

INTRODUCTION AND AIMS: Once involved in the criminal justice system, people who inject drugs (PWID) have a high probability of multiple system encounters. Imprisonment typically fails to rehabilitate PWID, who upon return to the community are at[...]

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Monitoring emerging drug trends: Psychometrics and validity in earlier warning systems

J. MOUNTENEY ; M. STOOVE ; S. HAUGLAND | 2011
Dans Addiction Research and Theory (Vol.19, n°1, February 2011) Article : Périodique

Within the drug trend monitoring arena, there is an increasing emphasis on the need for more timely identification and reporting of new patterns in drug consumption for policy-making purposes. However, there are documented problems with establis[...]

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Mortality and cause of death in a cohort of people who had ever injected drugs in Glasgow: 1982-2012

D. NAMBIAR ; A. WEIR ; E. J. ASPINALL ; M. STOOVE ; S. HUTCHINSON ; P. DIETZE ; L. WAUGH ; D. J. GOLDBERG | 2015
Dans Drug and Alcohol Dependence (Vol.147, February 2015) Article : Périodique

Background: To describe all-cause and cause-specific mortality in a cohort of people who had ever injected drugs (PWID) with a low prevalence of HIV over 20-30 years. Methods: Using a retrospective study design, identifying data from a cohort o[...]

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Using nominal group technique with people who are incarcerated in Canadian federal prisons to identify barriers and solutions to improving Prison Needle Exchange Program uptake

L. LAFFERTY ; F. L. ALTICE ; F. LEONE ; M. STOOVE ; A. R. LLOYD ; B. HAJARIZADEH ; N. KRONFLI | 2024
Dans International Journal of Drug Policy (Vol.131, September 2024) Article : Périodique

Background: Prison needle exchange programs (PNEPs) are a critical component for harm reduction in prisons. Little is known about the PNEP access barriers for people who are incarcerated, but the low uptake in the Canadian program highlights the[...]

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