Historique
Bulletin de Périodique
Druglink , Vol.27, n°2 - March-April 2012 - Protect and survive : The public health threat to drug treatment
Paru le :
26/03/2012
Année
2012
Page(s) :
28 p.
Langue(s) :
Anglais
Discipline :
SAN (Santé publique / Public health)
Thésaurus mots-clés
TRANSPORT IN CORPORE
;
METHOXETAMINE
;
TRAITEMENT
;
POLITIQUE
;
PRESSE
;
REDUCTION DES RISQUES ET DES DOMMAGES
;
PRISON
;
CANNABIS
;
LSD
Thésaurus géographique
ROYAUME-UNI
;
MAROC
Note de contenu :
CONTENTS:
• NEWS
NHS being squeezed out of treatment.
Drug court funding doubt.
Drug mules: have new sentencing guidelines helped? > Interview with Hibiscus CEO Olga Heaven. By Jeremy Sare.
Mcat: 'worst drug I have ever seen'.
• FEATURES
Cover story: Trouble ahead? Let's fac e the music and dance > The creation of Public Health England and the demise of the NTA threatens the worst funding outlook for drug treatment services in a generation. By Marcus Roberts.
Druglink interview > Dr Clare Gerada, Chair of the Royal College of General Practitioners. Interview by Jeremy Sare.
The year of living dangerously > How influential is the media in dictating drug policy? By Malcolm Dean.
Beg to differ > The harm reduction versus abstinence debate will never be settled by evidence argues Mike Ashton.
Ten years on > Colin Brewer reflects on his 2001 Druglink predictions for treatment.
M&S > Methadone or Subutex for prison detox? And does detox work anyway? By Laura Shead.
Moroccan 'roll > Morocco says it has its hashish trade under control. So why won't it let UN observers in to check? By Adrian Gatton.
The acid king > The story of Owsley Stanley, the man who flooded the sixties with LSD. By Andy Roberts.
• REGULARS:
Inside DrugScope
Reviews: cannabis
Research: residential rehab
Fact sheet: MXE
Headspace > Marcus Roberts on the war against drugs
Drugworld diary > Sue Goodliffe from Adfam
• NEWS
NHS being squeezed out of treatment.
Drug court funding doubt.
Drug mules: have new sentencing guidelines helped? > Interview with Hibiscus CEO Olga Heaven. By Jeremy Sare.
Mcat: 'worst drug I have ever seen'.
• FEATURES
Cover story: Trouble ahead? Let's fac e the music and dance > The creation of Public Health England and the demise of the NTA threatens the worst funding outlook for drug treatment services in a generation. By Marcus Roberts.
Druglink interview > Dr Clare Gerada, Chair of the Royal College of General Practitioners. Interview by Jeremy Sare.
The year of living dangerously > How influential is the media in dictating drug policy? By Malcolm Dean.
Beg to differ > The harm reduction versus abstinence debate will never be settled by evidence argues Mike Ashton.
Ten years on > Colin Brewer reflects on his 2001 Druglink predictions for treatment.
M&S > Methadone or Subutex for prison detox? And does detox work anyway? By Laura Shead.
Moroccan 'roll > Morocco says it has its hashish trade under control. So why won't it let UN observers in to check? By Adrian Gatton.
The acid king > The story of Owsley Stanley, the man who flooded the sixties with LSD. By Andy Roberts.
• REGULARS:
Inside DrugScope
Reviews: cannabis
Research: residential rehab
Fact sheet: MXE
Headspace > Marcus Roberts on the war against drugs
Drugworld diary > Sue Goodliffe from Adfam
Résumé :
The free article this month is the cover story, "Trouble ahead, lets face the music and dance". This article, by Marcus Roberts, discusses how the creation of Public Health England and the demise of the NTA threatens the worst funding outlook for drug treatment services in a generation.
The March/April Druglink also features: an interview with Clare Gerada, Chair of the Royal College of General Practitioners; the influence of the media in dictating drug policy; the harm reduction/abstinence debate and lots more.
The March/April Druglink also features: an interview with Clare Gerada, Chair of the Royal College of General Practitioners; the influence of the media in dictating drug policy; the harm reduction/abstinence debate and lots more.
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