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G. BATES ; L. JONES ; M. MADEN ; M. COCHRANE ; M. PENDLEBURY ; H. SUMNALL | Dublin : Health Research Board (HRB) | HRB drug and alcohol evidence reviews | 2017This review examines the evidence on the effectiveness of interventions in the areas of prevention, harm reduction, treatment and longterm recovery related to illicit drug misuse and dependence. The primary research questions for this review wer[...]Rapport
K. BURRELL ; L. JONES ; H. SUMNALL ; J. McVEIGH ; M. A. BELLIS | Liverpool : NCCDP (National Collaborating Centre for Drug Prevention) | 2005The National Collaborating Centre for Drug Prevention [NCCDP] is undertaking a review of recent [2002-2004] government sponsored research and policy related to drug prevention. The aim of the work is to encourage evidence based practice through [...]Rapport
L. JONES ; H. SUMNALL ; K. BURRELL ; J. McVEIGH ; M. A. BELLIS | Liverpool : NCCDP (National Collaborating Centre for Drug Prevention) | 2006The aim of the report is to synthesise findings from government sponsored research that has evaluated universal drug prevention programmes. This is placed in the context of current drug prevention policy and the wider academic literature in orde[...]Article : Périodique
Aim: This study explored the association between concurrent alcohol and cocaine use and its predictive probability of self-reported violent behaviour. Methods: A series of logistic regression models were run on a sample of 3098 young people (a[...]Article : Périodique
M. T. McKAY ; H. SUMNALL ; A. J. GOUDIE ; M. FIELD ; J. C. COLE |Aim: To investigate whether or not a range of factors were associated with problematic drinking, as assessed using the Adolescent Alcohol Involvement Scale (AAIS) in a sample of 11–16-year olds in Northern Ireland. Methods: The study used a cro[...]Article : Périodique
Background: News media helps set the agenda for public thinking and policy responses to drugs use, by framing substances, substance use and people who use drugs (PWUD) within a 'drug scare' narrative. Using the example of 'monkey dust', an incon[...]