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Article : Périodique
Widespread public perception is that illicit drugs contain substances that are a serious risk to health, even though adulterants are often not considered in clinical or forensic toxicology. This review attempts to present an evidence-based overv[...]
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H. SUMNALL ; L. JONES ; K. BURRELL ; K. WITTY ; J. McVEIGH ; M. A. BELLIS | Liverpool : NCCDP (National Collaborating Centre for Drug Prevention) | 2006Presents and grades the evidence in relation to drug prevention in young people across the four tiered model of services. Key recommendations and gaps are presented according to their relevance to different professional groups. Discusses the eco[...]
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C. COLE ; L. JONES ; J. McVEIGH ; A. KICMAN ; Q. SYED ; M. A. BELLIS | Liverpool : Centre for Public Health | 2010Historically, and more recently, it has been a common perception that illicit drugs typically contain other substances in addition to the purported active ingredient that can have serious adverse health consequences or even cause premature death[...]
Article : Périodique
A. McEWEN ; L. HACKSHAW ; L. JONES ; L. LAVERTY ; A. AMOS ; J. ROBINSON |Aims: To assess the feasibility and effectiveness of a new service using referral liaison advisers to increase the number of referrals of parents/carers at selected Children's Centres to National Health Service (NHS) Stop Smoking Services (SSS) [...]
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This short report presents a brief overview of recent evidence for the most effective approaches in the fields of drug use prevention, drug use treatment and harm reduction. It discusses the strengths and limitations of the evidence and some cha[...]
Périodique
C. N. E. TOMPKINS ; L. SHEARD ; N. M. J. WRIGHT ; L. JONES ; HOWES N. | 2006ENGLISH : Aims: To explore the consequences for women of being injected with illicit drugs. Methods: In-depth interviews with 45 women injecting drug users who have been injected by other people. Findings: Women's reliance on others to adminis[...]
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K. BROHOLM ; L. GALLUZZO ; C. GANDIN ; S. GHIRINI ; A. GHISELLI ; L. JONES ; S. MARTIRE ; D. MONGAN ; M. MONTONEN ; P. MÄKELÄ ; L. ROSSI ; D. SARRAZIN ; E. SCAFATO ; J. SCHUMACHER ; R. STEFFENS | Helsinki : National Institute for Health and Welfare (THL) | 2016The present publication synthesizes work done in the EU co-funded Joint Action on Reducing Alcohol related Harm (RARHA) to identify good practice principles for the use of low risk drinking guidelines as a public health tool. The current guideli[...]
Article : Périodique
N. WRIGHT ; OLDHAM N. ; K. FRANCIS ; L. JONES |Background: Peer use of take home naloxone has the potential to reduce drug related deaths. There appears to be a paucity of research amongst homeless drug users on the topic. This study explores the acceptability and potential risk of peer use [...]
Article : Périodique
ENGLISH : Objective: To describe elements of needle phobia amongst women injecting dug users and discuss the associated health implications. Design: Qualitative research using in depth interviews. Participants: Forty-five injecting drug-using [...]
Article : Périodique
L. JONES ; L. PICKERING ; H. SUMNALL ; J. McVEIGH ; M. A. BELLIS |The introduction of needle and syringe programmes (NSPs) during the 1980s is credited with averting an HIV epidemic in the United Kingdom and Australia, but hepatitis C (HCV) incidence continues to rise among injecting drug users (IDUs). NSPs in[...]
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This report summarises the findings of a systematic literature review undertaken for the European FASE project and provides examples of practice underway in Europe to reduce harm in drinking environments. [Editor's abstract]
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L. JONES ; A. ATKINSON ; K. HUGHES ; G. WHELAN ; M. A. BELLIS | Liverpool : Centre for Public Health | 2010Techniques used to reduce harm in drinking environments range from rigorous police enforcement of licensing and other legislation to cooperative approaches that seek to train staff in licensed premises and engage nightlife industries in socially[...]
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L. JONES ; M. JAMES ; T. JEFFERSON ; C. LUSHEY ; M. MORLEO ; E. STOKES ; H. SUMNALL ; K. WITTY ; M. BELLIS | Liverpool : Centre for Public Health, Liverpool John Moores University | 2008Background: Data from national surveys of drinking behaviour in young people indicate that by the age of 15-16 years, the vast majority of young people have tried their first alcoholic drink. In addition, at age 15-16 nearly half of young people[...]
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L. JONES ; L. PICKERING ; H. SUMNALL ; J. McVEIGH ; M. A. BELLIS | Liverpool : Centre for Public Health | 2008Objectives: This review sought to determine the optimal provision of needle exchange schemes among injecting drug users (IDUs). The following key research questions were addressed: (1) What level of coverage of needle and syringe programmes ([...]
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L. JONES ; G. BATES ; M. BELLIS ; C. BEYNON ; P. DUFFY ; M. EVANS-BROWN ; A. J. MACKRIDGE ; E. McCOY ; H. SUMNALL ; J. McVEIGH | London : National Treatment Agency for Substance Misuse (NTA) | 2011FRANÇAIS : Ce rapport s'intéresse aux dommages sur la santé physique et mentale causés par la consommation de drogues. Il prend principalement la forme de tableaux donnant, pour chacune des substances étudiées, les effets liés à une consommatio[...]
