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Drug and Alcohol Review , Vol.30, n°1 - January 2011
Paru le :
01/01/2011
Année
2011
Langue(s) :
Anglais
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CONTENTS:
• The relationship between economic conditions and substance use and harm (Editorial). Ritter A., Chalmers J., p. 1-3.
• RTDs in Australia: expensive designer drinks or cheap rocket fuel? Jones S.C., Barrie L., p. 4-11.
• Assessing recovery and functioning in former problem drinkers at different stages of their recovery journeys. Hibbert L.J., Best D.W., p. 12-20.
• Reported value of cannabis seizures in Australian newspapers: are they accurate? Matthew-Simmons F., Shanahan M., Ritter A., p. 21-25.
• Needle exchange as a safe haven in an unsafe world. MacNeil J., Pauly B., p. 26-32.
• Detecting psychological symptoms related to substance use among Indigenous Australians. Dingwall K.M., Cairney S., p. 33-39.
• Why do festival goers drink? Assessment of drinking motives using the DMQ-R SF in a recreational setting. Nemeth Z., Kuntsche E., Urban R., Farkas J., Demetrovics Z., p. 40-46.
• Embedding routine alcohol screening and brief interventions in a rural general hospital. Fahy P., Croton G., Voogt S., p. 47-54.
• Evidence-based alcohol screening and brief intervention in Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Services: experiences of health-care providers. Clifford A., Shakeshaft A., p. 55-62.
• Recreational substance use among elite Australian athletes. Dunn M., Thomas J.O., Swift W., Burns L., p. 63-68.
• Association between concurrent alcohol and tobacco use and poverty. de Silva V., Samarasinghe D., Hanwella R., p. 69-73.
• The health and social effects of drinking water-based infusions of kava: a review of the evidence. Rychetnik L., Madronio C.M., p. 74-83.
• Areas of disadvantage: a systematic review of effects of area-level socioeconomic status on substance use outcomes. Karriker-Jaffe K.J., p. 84-95.
• Australian governments' spending on preventing and responding to drug abuse should target the main sources of drug-related harm and the most cost-effective interventions. McDonald D., p. 96-100.
• A randomised controlled study of mouth swab testing versus same day blood tests for HIV infection in young people attending a community drug service. Apoola A., Brunt L., p. 101-103.
• Alcohol, cannabis and amphetamine-type stimulants use among young Pacific Islanders. Howard J., Ali H., Robins L., p. 104-110.
• The relationship between economic conditions and substance use and harm (Editorial). Ritter A., Chalmers J., p. 1-3.
• RTDs in Australia: expensive designer drinks or cheap rocket fuel? Jones S.C., Barrie L., p. 4-11.
• Assessing recovery and functioning in former problem drinkers at different stages of their recovery journeys. Hibbert L.J., Best D.W., p. 12-20.
• Reported value of cannabis seizures in Australian newspapers: are they accurate? Matthew-Simmons F., Shanahan M., Ritter A., p. 21-25.
• Needle exchange as a safe haven in an unsafe world. MacNeil J., Pauly B., p. 26-32.
• Detecting psychological symptoms related to substance use among Indigenous Australians. Dingwall K.M., Cairney S., p. 33-39.
• Why do festival goers drink? Assessment of drinking motives using the DMQ-R SF in a recreational setting. Nemeth Z., Kuntsche E., Urban R., Farkas J., Demetrovics Z., p. 40-46.
• Embedding routine alcohol screening and brief interventions in a rural general hospital. Fahy P., Croton G., Voogt S., p. 47-54.
• Evidence-based alcohol screening and brief intervention in Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Services: experiences of health-care providers. Clifford A., Shakeshaft A., p. 55-62.
• Recreational substance use among elite Australian athletes. Dunn M., Thomas J.O., Swift W., Burns L., p. 63-68.
• Association between concurrent alcohol and tobacco use and poverty. de Silva V., Samarasinghe D., Hanwella R., p. 69-73.
• The health and social effects of drinking water-based infusions of kava: a review of the evidence. Rychetnik L., Madronio C.M., p. 74-83.
• Areas of disadvantage: a systematic review of effects of area-level socioeconomic status on substance use outcomes. Karriker-Jaffe K.J., p. 84-95.
• Australian governments' spending on preventing and responding to drug abuse should target the main sources of drug-related harm and the most cost-effective interventions. McDonald D., p. 96-100.
• A randomised controlled study of mouth swab testing versus same day blood tests for HIV infection in young people attending a community drug service. Apoola A., Brunt L., p. 101-103.
• Alcohol, cannabis and amphetamine-type stimulants use among young Pacific Islanders. Howard J., Ali H., Robins L., p. 104-110.
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F. MATTHEW-SIMMONS ;
M. SHANAHAN ;
A. RITTER
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Dans Drug and Alcohol Review (Vol.30, n°1, January 2011) Article : Périodique
Dans Drug and Alcohol Review (Vol.30, n°1, January 2011) Article : Périodique
INTRODUCTION AND AIMS: The news media is often touted as an important, yet inaccurate source of information about drug issues for the general public. This paper investigates the accuracy of reporting in the Australian media regarding the value o[...]
J. MACNEIL ;
B. PAULY
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2011
Dans Drug and Alcohol Review (Vol.30, n°1, January 2011) Article : Périodique
Dans Drug and Alcohol Review (Vol.30, n°1, January 2011) Article : Périodique
INTRODUCTION AND AIMS: The purpose of this paper is to describe the meaning of needle exchange programs from the perspectives of users who access such programs. DESIGN AND METHODS: We conducted observations, 33 semistructured interviews and two [...]
L. RYCHETNIK ;
C. M. MADRONIO
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2011
Dans Drug and Alcohol Review (Vol.30, n°1, January 2011) Article : Périodique
Dans Drug and Alcohol Review (Vol.30, n°1, January 2011) Article : Périodique
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