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Drugs: Education, Prevention and Policy , Vol.19, n°4 - August 2012 - Special section: The 'recovery' debate
Paru le :
01/08/2012
Année
2012
Page(s) :
273-354
Langue(s) :
Anglais
Note de contenu :
CONTENTS:
• Persuading addiction treatment providers to practice the concept of recovery will not be easy. Russell C., p. 273-275.
• Harm reduction at the crossroads and the rediscovery of drug user abstinence. McKeganey N., p. 276-283.
• AA and abstinence as prevention techniques. Peele S., p. 284-290.
• Recovery in Scotland - Playing to strengths. Cunningham R., p. 291-293.
• Five years of recovery: December 2005 to December 2010 - From challenge to orthodoxy. Wardle I., p. 294-298.
• ‘Consensus by debate on the conundrum of best treatment for addiction’? Robertson R., p. 299-300.
• We all want the same things in the end, don’t we? Ashton M., p. 301-302.
• Focusing on abuse, not use: A proposed new direction for US drug policy. Nicholson T., Duncan D.F., White J., Watkins C., p. 303-308.
• From evidence to policy: The Scottish national naloxone programme. McAuley A., Best D., Taylor A., Hunter C., Robertson R., p. 309-319.
• The impact of take-home naloxone distribution and training on opiate overdose knowledge and response: An evaluation of the THN Project in Wales. Bennett T., Holloway K., p. 320-328.
• Comparison of participants from respondent-driven sampling and service-based sampling studies of people who inject drugs. Paquette D.M., Bryant J., De Wit J., p. 329-338.
• Characteristics and factors of alcohol consumption among Korean male workers. Kim Y., Hong O., p. 339-345.
• Vaccine, transmission and treatment: An exploratory study of viral hepatitis knowledge among attendees of a metropolitan Australian university. Hopwood M., Brener L., Wilson H., p. 346-350.
• Persuading addiction treatment providers to practice the concept of recovery will not be easy. Russell C., p. 273-275.
• Harm reduction at the crossroads and the rediscovery of drug user abstinence. McKeganey N., p. 276-283.
• AA and abstinence as prevention techniques. Peele S., p. 284-290.
• Recovery in Scotland - Playing to strengths. Cunningham R., p. 291-293.
• Five years of recovery: December 2005 to December 2010 - From challenge to orthodoxy. Wardle I., p. 294-298.
• ‘Consensus by debate on the conundrum of best treatment for addiction’? Robertson R., p. 299-300.
• We all want the same things in the end, don’t we? Ashton M., p. 301-302.
• Focusing on abuse, not use: A proposed new direction for US drug policy. Nicholson T., Duncan D.F., White J., Watkins C., p. 303-308.
• From evidence to policy: The Scottish national naloxone programme. McAuley A., Best D., Taylor A., Hunter C., Robertson R., p. 309-319.
• The impact of take-home naloxone distribution and training on opiate overdose knowledge and response: An evaluation of the THN Project in Wales. Bennett T., Holloway K., p. 320-328.
• Comparison of participants from respondent-driven sampling and service-based sampling studies of people who inject drugs. Paquette D.M., Bryant J., De Wit J., p. 329-338.
• Characteristics and factors of alcohol consumption among Korean male workers. Kim Y., Hong O., p. 339-345.
• Vaccine, transmission and treatment: An exploratory study of viral hepatitis knowledge among attendees of a metropolitan Australian university. Hopwood M., Brener L., Wilson H., p. 346-350.
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N. McKEGANEY
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2012
Dans Drugs: Education, Prevention and Policy (Vol.19, n°4, August 2012) Article : Périodique
Dans Drugs: Education, Prevention and Policy (Vol.19, n°4, August 2012) Article : Périodique
Harm reduction has been the single most influential idea impacting on the drugs field over the last 30 years. Recently, however, the ideas, policies and practices of harm reduction have been subjected to sustained criticism. In addition, harm re[...]
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I. WARDLE
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2012
Dans Drugs: Education, Prevention and Policy (Vol.19, n°4, August 2012) Article : Périodique
Dans Drugs: Education, Prevention and Policy (Vol.19, n°4, August 2012) Article : Périodique
All those of us who have spoken about and, to varying degrees, spoken up for recovery must, and do, regularly measure the distance travelled and the progress made on "The Road To Recovery". And all of us, in our very different ways, may express [...]
T. NICHOLSON ;
D. F. DUNCAN ;
J. WHITE ;
C. WATKINS
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2012
Dans Drugs: Education, Prevention and Policy (Vol.19, n°4, August 2012) Article : Périodique
Dans Drugs: Education, Prevention and Policy (Vol.19, n°4, August 2012) Article : Périodique
How professionals and societies deal with drugs and drug consumption is premised on how abuse is defined. The "War on Drugs" approach promotes the belief that "any use is abuse" where the currently illicit drugs are concerned. Regrettably, any d[...]
D. M. PAQUETTE ;
J. BRYANT ;
J. DE WIT
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2012
Dans Drugs: Education, Prevention and Policy (Vol.19, n°4, August 2012) Article : Périodique
Dans Drugs: Education, Prevention and Policy (Vol.19, n°4, August 2012) Article : Périodique
Aims: Respondent-driven sampling (RDS) is increasingly being used to sample hidden populations, such as people who inject drugs (PWIDs). This study compared samples of PWID recruited from RDS and service-based sampling methods to explore whether[...]