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Bulletin de Périodique
International Journal of Drug Policy , Vol.26, n°4 - April 2015 -
Paru le :
01/04/2015
Année
2015
Page(s) :
333-435
Langue(s) :
Anglais
Note de contenu :
CONTENTS:
- Personalising the evaluation of substance misuse treatment: A new approach to outcome measurement [Editorial]. Alves P.C.G., Sales C.M.D., Ashworth M., p. 333-335.
- Trends in use of marijuana and attitudes toward marijuana among youth before and after decriminalization: The case of California 2007-2013. Miech R.A., Johnston L., O’Malley P.M., Bachman J.G., Schulenberg J., Patrick M.E., p. 336-344.
- The implementation and development of complex alcohol control policies in indigenous communities in Queensland (Australia). Clough A.R., Bird K., p. 345-351.
- Effectiveness of secondary prevention and treatment interventions for crack-cocaine abuse: A comprehensive narrative overview of English-language studies. Fischer B., Blanken P., Da Silveira D., Gallassi A., Goldner E.M., Rehm J., et al., p. 352-363.
- Remote age verification to prevent underage alcohol sales. First results from Dutch liquor stores and the economic viability of national adoption. van Hoof J.J., van Velthoven B.C.J., p. 364-370.
- Public support for alcohol policies associated with knowledge of cancer risk. Buykx P., Gilligan C., Ward B., Kippen R., Chapman K., p. 371-379.
- Community health workers: A bridge to healthcare for people who inject drugs. Morgan K., Lee J., Sebar B., p. 380-387.
- Explaining reactions to normative information about alcohol consumption: A test of an extended social identity model. Livingstone A.G., McCafferty S., p. 388-395.
- Are risk factors for drug use and offending similar during the teenage years? Aston E.V., p. 396-403.
- Male-to-male sex among men who inject drugs in Delhi, India: Overlapping HIV risk behaviours. Armstrong G., Jorm A.F., Samson L., Joubert L., Singh S., Kermode M., p. 404-411.
- Drug analysis of residual content of used syringes: A new approach for improving knowledge of injected drugs and drug user practices. Néfau T., Charpentier E., Elyasmino N., Duplessy-Garson C., Levi Y., Karolak S., p. 412-419.
- Sameness and difference: Metaphor and politics in the constitution of addiction, social exclusion and gender in Australian and Swedish drug policy. Moore D., Fraser S., Törrönen J., Tinghög M.E., p. 420-428.
- Sex work amongst people who inject drugs in England, Wales and Northern Ireland: Findings from a National Survey of Health Harms and Behaviours. Croxford S., Platt L., Hope V.D., Cullen K.J., Parry J.V., Ncube F., p. 429-433.
- Increasing access to opioid maintenance treatment: The role of primary care in France [Viewpoint]. Roux P., Lions C., Carrieri M.P., p. 434-435.
- Personalising the evaluation of substance misuse treatment: A new approach to outcome measurement [Editorial]. Alves P.C.G., Sales C.M.D., Ashworth M., p. 333-335.
- Trends in use of marijuana and attitudes toward marijuana among youth before and after decriminalization: The case of California 2007-2013. Miech R.A., Johnston L., O’Malley P.M., Bachman J.G., Schulenberg J., Patrick M.E., p. 336-344.
- The implementation and development of complex alcohol control policies in indigenous communities in Queensland (Australia). Clough A.R., Bird K., p. 345-351.
- Effectiveness of secondary prevention and treatment interventions for crack-cocaine abuse: A comprehensive narrative overview of English-language studies. Fischer B., Blanken P., Da Silveira D., Gallassi A., Goldner E.M., Rehm J., et al., p. 352-363.
- Remote age verification to prevent underage alcohol sales. First results from Dutch liquor stores and the economic viability of national adoption. van Hoof J.J., van Velthoven B.C.J., p. 364-370.
- Public support for alcohol policies associated with knowledge of cancer risk. Buykx P., Gilligan C., Ward B., Kippen R., Chapman K., p. 371-379.
- Community health workers: A bridge to healthcare for people who inject drugs. Morgan K., Lee J., Sebar B., p. 380-387.
- Explaining reactions to normative information about alcohol consumption: A test of an extended social identity model. Livingstone A.G., McCafferty S., p. 388-395.
- Are risk factors for drug use and offending similar during the teenage years? Aston E.V., p. 396-403.
- Male-to-male sex among men who inject drugs in Delhi, India: Overlapping HIV risk behaviours. Armstrong G., Jorm A.F., Samson L., Joubert L., Singh S., Kermode M., p. 404-411.
- Drug analysis of residual content of used syringes: A new approach for improving knowledge of injected drugs and drug user practices. Néfau T., Charpentier E., Elyasmino N., Duplessy-Garson C., Levi Y., Karolak S., p. 412-419.
- Sameness and difference: Metaphor and politics in the constitution of addiction, social exclusion and gender in Australian and Swedish drug policy. Moore D., Fraser S., Törrönen J., Tinghög M.E., p. 420-428.
- Sex work amongst people who inject drugs in England, Wales and Northern Ireland: Findings from a National Survey of Health Harms and Behaviours. Croxford S., Platt L., Hope V.D., Cullen K.J., Parry J.V., Ncube F., p. 429-433.
- Increasing access to opioid maintenance treatment: The role of primary care in France [Viewpoint]. Roux P., Lions C., Carrieri M.P., p. 434-435.
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R. A. MIECH ;
L. JOHNSTON ;
P. M. O'MALLEY ;
J. G. BACHMAN ;
J. SCHULENBERG ;
M. E. PATRICK
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2015
Dans International Journal of Drug Policy (Vol.26, n°4, April 2015) Article : Périodique
Dans International Journal of Drug Policy (Vol.26, n°4, April 2015) Article : Périodique
Background: This analysis examines decriminalization as a risk factor for future increases in youth marijuana acceptance and use. Specifically, we examine marijuana-related behaviors and attitudes of 8th, 10th, and 12th graders in California as [...]
J. J. VAN HOOF ;
B. C. J. VAN VELTHOVEN
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2015
Dans International Journal of Drug Policy (Vol.26, n°4, April 2015) Article : Périodique
Dans International Journal of Drug Policy (Vol.26, n°4, April 2015) Article : Périodique
Objectives: Alcohol consumption among minors is a popular topic in the public health debate, also in the Netherlands. Compliance with the legal age limits for selling alcohol proves to be rather low. Some Dutch liquor stores (outlets with an exc[...]
E. V. ASTON
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2015
Dans International Journal of Drug Policy (Vol.26, n°4, April 2015) Article : Périodique
Dans International Journal of Drug Policy (Vol.26, n°4, April 2015) Article : Périodique
Background: This paper explores whether at different stages of the developmental cycle of adolescence, drug use and offending are associated with a similar set of risk factors relating to: socio-structural position, informal social control, devi[...]
T. NÉFAU ;
E. CHARPENTIER ;
N. ELYASMINO ;
C. DUPLESSY-GARSON ;
Y. LÉVI ;
S. KAROLAK
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2015
Dans International Journal of Drug Policy (Vol.26, n°4, April 2015) Article : Périodique
Dans International Journal of Drug Policy (Vol.26, n°4, April 2015) Article : Périodique
Background: Since their inception, harm reduction services, including needle exchange programs, have aimed to improve and update knowledge about illicit drug consumption and injection practices in order to assess and regularly revise the effecti[...]
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P. ROUX ;
C. LIONS ;
M. P. CARRIERI
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2015
Dans International Journal of Drug Policy (Vol.26, n°4, April 2015) Article : Périodique
Dans International Journal of Drug Policy (Vol.26, n°4, April 2015) Article : Périodique
Evidence-based research has underlined both the need to increase access to care for people who use drugs (PWUD) and to "normalize" care for drug dependence as a means to control health risks (Connock et al., 2007; Mattick, Breen, Kimber, & Davol[...]
B. FISCHER ;
P. BLANKEN ;
D. DA SILVEIRA ;
A. GALLASSI ;
E. M. GOLDNER ;
J. REHM ;
M. TYNDALL ;
E. WOOD
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2015
Dans International Journal of Drug Policy (Vol.26, n°4, April 2015) Article : Périodique
Dans International Journal of Drug Policy (Vol.26, n°4, April 2015) Article : Périodique
There are an estimated several million crack-cocaine users globally; use is highest in the Americas. Most crack users are socio-economically marginalized (e.g., homeless), and feature elevated risks for morbidity (e.g., blood-borne viruses), mor[...]