Historique
Bulletin de Périodique
International Journal of Drug Policy , Vol.22, n°4 - July 2011
Paru le :
01/07/2011
Année
2011
Page(s) :
243-319
Langue(s) :
Anglais
Note de contenu :
CONTENTS:
• Questioning the method and utility of ranking drug harms in drug policy. Rolles S., Measham F., p. 243-246.
• Analysing the Spanish smoke-free legislation of 2006: A new method to quantify its impact using a dynamic model. Guerrero F., Santonja F.-J., Villanueva R.-J., p. 247-251.
• High HIV and hepatitis C prevalence amongst injecting drug users in Mauritius: Findings from a population size estimation and respondent driven sampling survey. Johnston L., Saumtally A., Corceal S., Mahadoo I., Oodally F., p. 252-258.
• Predictors of incident and recurrent participation in the sale or delivery of drugs for profit amongst young methamphetamine users in Chiang Mai Province, Thailand, 2005-2006. Latimore A.D., Rudolph A., German D., Sherman S.G., Srirojn B., Aramrattana A., et al., p. 259-266.
• Use of respondent-driven sampling to enhance understanding of injecting networks: A study of people who inject drugs in Sydney, Australia. Paquette D.M., Bryant J., De Wit J., p. 267-273.
• The impact of changes in UK classification of the synthetic cannabinoid receptor agonists in 'Spice'. Dargan P.I., Hudson S., Ramsey J., Wood D.M., p. 274-277.
• Opium poppy monitoring with remote sensing in North Myanmar. Tian Y., Wu B., Zhang L., Li Q., Jia K., Wen M., p. 278-284.
• How do Australian news media depict illicit drug issues? An analysis of print media reporting across and between illicit drugs, 2003-2008. Hughes C.E., Lancaster K., Spicer B., p. 285-291.
• Uptake, benefits of and barriers to safer crack use kit (SCUK) distribution programmes in Victoria, Canada - A qualitative exploration. Ivsins A., Roth E., Nakamura N., Krajden M., Fischer B., p. 292-300.
• A qualitative evaluation of a peer-implemented overdose response pilot project in Gejiu, China. Bartlett N., Xin D., Zhang H., Huang B., p. 301-305.
• History of Bhutan's prohibition of cigarettes: Implications for neo-prohibitionists and their critics. Givel M.S., p. 306-310.
• The transition to harm reduction: Understanding the role of non-governmental organisations in Malaysia. Narayanan S., Vicknasingam B., Robson N.M.H., p. 311-317.
• Questioning the method and utility of ranking drug harms in drug policy. Rolles S., Measham F., p. 243-246.
• Analysing the Spanish smoke-free legislation of 2006: A new method to quantify its impact using a dynamic model. Guerrero F., Santonja F.-J., Villanueva R.-J., p. 247-251.
• High HIV and hepatitis C prevalence amongst injecting drug users in Mauritius: Findings from a population size estimation and respondent driven sampling survey. Johnston L., Saumtally A., Corceal S., Mahadoo I., Oodally F., p. 252-258.
• Predictors of incident and recurrent participation in the sale or delivery of drugs for profit amongst young methamphetamine users in Chiang Mai Province, Thailand, 2005-2006. Latimore A.D., Rudolph A., German D., Sherman S.G., Srirojn B., Aramrattana A., et al., p. 259-266.
• Use of respondent-driven sampling to enhance understanding of injecting networks: A study of people who inject drugs in Sydney, Australia. Paquette D.M., Bryant J., De Wit J., p. 267-273.
• The impact of changes in UK classification of the synthetic cannabinoid receptor agonists in 'Spice'. Dargan P.I., Hudson S., Ramsey J., Wood D.M., p. 274-277.
• Opium poppy monitoring with remote sensing in North Myanmar. Tian Y., Wu B., Zhang L., Li Q., Jia K., Wen M., p. 278-284.
• How do Australian news media depict illicit drug issues? An analysis of print media reporting across and between illicit drugs, 2003-2008. Hughes C.E., Lancaster K., Spicer B., p. 285-291.
• Uptake, benefits of and barriers to safer crack use kit (SCUK) distribution programmes in Victoria, Canada - A qualitative exploration. Ivsins A., Roth E., Nakamura N., Krajden M., Fischer B., p. 292-300.
• A qualitative evaluation of a peer-implemented overdose response pilot project in Gejiu, China. Bartlett N., Xin D., Zhang H., Huang B., p. 301-305.
• History of Bhutan's prohibition of cigarettes: Implications for neo-prohibitionists and their critics. Givel M.S., p. 306-310.
• The transition to harm reduction: Understanding the role of non-governmental organisations in Malaysia. Narayanan S., Vicknasingam B., Robson N.M.H., p. 311-317.
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S. ROLLES ;
F. MEASHAM
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2011
Dans International Journal of Drug Policy (Vol.22, n°4, July 2011) Article : Périodique
Dans International Journal of Drug Policy (Vol.22, n°4, July 2011) Article : Périodique
In a 2010 Lancet paper Nutt et al. propose a model for evaluating and ranking drug harms, building on earlier work by incorporating multi criteria decision analysis. It is argued that problems arise in modelling drug harms using rankable single [...]
D. M. PAQUETTE ;
J. BRYANT ;
J. DE WIT
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2011
Dans International Journal of Drug Policy (Vol.22, n°4, July 2011) Article : Périodique
Dans International Journal of Drug Policy (Vol.22, n°4, July 2011) Article : Périodique
Background Respondent-driven sampling (RDS) is a method for recruiting hidden populations, such as people who inject drugs (PWID). In RDS, participants recruit their peers into the study; who recruited who into the study is tracked, and thus inf[...]
The impact of changes in UK classification of the synthetic cannabinoid receptor agonists in 'Spice'
P. I. DARGAN ;
S. HUDSON ;
J. RAMSEY ;
D. M. WOOD
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2011
Dans International Journal of Drug Policy (Vol.22, n°4, July 2011) Article : Périodique
Dans International Journal of Drug Policy (Vol.22, n°4, July 2011) Article : Périodique
BACKGROUND Spice is the iconic brand name of a smokeable herbal mixture containing synthetic cannabinoid receptor agonists. It has been available on the Internet/in head shops in Europe since at least 2006. The synthetic cannabinoid receptor ago[...]
C. E. HUGHES ;
K. LANCASTER ;
B. SPICER
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2011
Dans International Journal of Drug Policy (Vol.22, n°4, July 2011) Article : Périodique
Dans International Journal of Drug Policy (Vol.22, n°4, July 2011) Article : Périodique
BACKGROUND Media reporting on illicit issues has been frequently criticised for being sensationalised, biased and narrow. Yet, there have been few broad and systematic analyses of the nature of reporting. Using a large sample and methods commonl[...]
A. IVSINS ;
E. ROTH ;
N. NAKAMURA ;
M. KRAJDEN ;
B. FISCHER
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2011
Dans International Journal of Drug Policy (Vol.22, n°4, July 2011) Article : Périodique
Dans International Journal of Drug Policy (Vol.22, n°4, July 2011) Article : Périodique
BACKGROUND Crack use is prevalent amongst street drug users in Canadian cities, and associated with severe drug use, health and social problems. Whilst few targeted interventions are available for crack use, the common use and sharing of hazardo[...]