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An examination of injection drug use trends in Victoria and Vancouver, BC after the closure of Victoria's only fixed-site needle and syringe programme

A. IVSINS ; C. CHOW ; S. MACDONALD ; T. STOCKWELL ; K. VALLANCE ; D. C. MARSH ; W. MICHELOW ; C. DUFF | 2012
Dans International Journal of Drug Policy (Vol.23, n°4, July 2012) Article : Périodique

Background: Needle and syringe programmes (NSPs) have been established as effective harm reduction initiatives to reduce injection drug use (IDU)-related risk behaviours, including sharing needles. On May 31, 2008, Victoria, BC's only fixed site[...]

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A Canadian perspective on cannabis normalization among adults

C. DUFF ; M. ASBRIDGE ; S. BROCHU ; M. M. COUSINEAU ; A. D. HATHAWAY ; D. MARSH ; P. G. ERICKSON | 2012
Dans Addiction Research and Theory (Vol.20, n°4, August 2012) Article : Périodique

Once associated with 'deviant' subcultures, the use of cannabis is now common across Canadian society. This has led some to argue that cannabis use is becoming normalized in Canada with important implications for drug policy, law enforcement and[...]

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Cannabis, risk and normalisation: evidence from a Canadian study of socially integrated, adult cannabis users

C. DUFF ; P. G. ERICKSON | 2014
Dans Health, Risk and Society (Vol.16, n°3, 2014) Article : Périodique

Howard Parker's 'normalisation thesis' has made a significant contribution to youth drug studies in many countries. Parker's thesis has been less investigated, however, for its application across the life course, and few scholars have considered[...]

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Nonfatal overdose from alcohol and/or drugs among a sample of recreational drug users

G. MARTIN ; K. VALLANCE ; S. MACDONALD ; T. STOCKWELL ; A. IVSINS ; C. CHOW ; W. MICHELOW ; C. DUFF | 2014
Dans Journal of Substance Use (Vol.19, n°3, June 2014) Article : Périodique

The purpose of this study was to examine nonfatal overdose events experienced among a sample of recreational drug users. We sought to determine predictors of nonfatal overdose from alcohol and/or drugs among a sample of recreational drug users. [...]

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Problems with the identification of 'problematic' cannabis use: examining the issues of frequency, quantity, and drug use environment

M. ASBRIDGE ; C. DUFF ; D. C. MARSH ; P. G. ERICKSON | 2014
Dans European Addiction Research (Vol.20, n°5, September 2014) Article : Périodique

Considerable recent attention has focused on how harmful or problematic cannabis use is defined and understood in the literature and put to use in clinical practice. The aim of the current study is to review conceptual and measurement shortcomin[...]

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"Rushing behind the wheel": investigating the prevalence of "drug driving" among club and rave patrons in Melbourne, Australia

C. DUFF ; B. ROWLAND | 2006
Périodique

ENGLISH : The paper reports the findings of survey research recently completed in Melbourne, Australia, among a sample of 455 club and rave festival patrons. This research aims to provide a clearer account of the prevalence of drug driving wit[...]

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International Journal of Drug Policy, Vol.24, n°3 - May 2013 - Special focus: Articulating science and technology studies for drug policy research

C. DUFF, Éditeur scientifique | 2013
Bulletin : Périodique

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A 'standard joint'? The role of quantity in predicting cannabis-related problems

C. ZEISSER ; K. THOMPSON ; T. STOCKWELL ; C. DUFF ; C. CHOW ; K. VALLANCE ; A. IVSINS ; W. MICHELOW ; D. MARSH ; P. LUCAS | 2012
Dans Addiction Research and Theory (Vol.20, n°1, February 2012) Article : Périodique

The 'standard drink' concept is widely used as a standardized measure of alcohol consumption. There is no equivalent measure of cannabis consumption, perhaps due to challenges such as varied joint size, tetrahydrocannabinol content, and means of[...]

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The British Columbia alcohol and other drug monitoring system: Overview and early progress

T. STOCKWELL ; J. BUXTON ; C. DUFF ; D. MARSH ; S. MACDONALD ; W. MICHELOW ; K. RICHARD ; E. SAEWYC ; R. HANSON ; I. COHEN ; R. CORRADO ; C. CHOW ; A. IVSINS ; D. NICHOLSON ; B. PAKULA ; A. PURI ; J. REHM ; STURGE J. ; A. TU ; J. ZHAO | 2009
Dans Contemporary Drug Problems (Vol.36, n°3-4, Fall-Winter 2009) Article : Périodique

This pilot project is a province-wide and nationally-supported collaboration intended to add value to existing monitoring and surveillance exercises that currently exist and are being developed in Canada. The fundamental aim is to create a syste[...]

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Drugs: Education, Prevention and Policy, Vol.30, n°1 - February 2023 - Theoretical approaches for AOD research

C. DUFF, Éditeur scientifique ; A. PENNAY, Éditeur scientifique | 2023
Bulletin : Périodique

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"There's what's on paper and then there's what happens, out on the sidewalk": Cannabis users knowledge and opinions of Canadian drug laws

S. BROCHU ; C. DUFF ; M. ASBRIDGE ; P. G. ERICKSON | 2011
Dans Journal of Drug Issues (Vol.41, n°1, Winter 2011) Article : Périodique

This paper explores the knowledge and opinions of cannabis users regarding Canadian laws regulating possession of cannabis. Our study is based on data from 165 in-depth interviews with adult cannabis users from four Canadian cities. Our particip[...]

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Whither RDS? An investigation of Respondent Driven Sampling as a method of recruiting mainstream marijuana users

A. D. HATHAWAY ; E. HYSHKA ; P. G. ERICKSON ; M. ASBRIDGE ; S. BROCHU ; M. M. COUSINEAU ; C. DUFF ; D. MARSH | 2010
Dans Harm Reduction Journal (Vol.7, n°15, 2010) Article : Périodique

BACKGROUND: An important challenge in conducting social research of specific relevance to harm reduction programs is locating hidden populations of consumers of substances like cannabis who typically report few adverse or unwanted consequences o[...]

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