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Auteur T. FREEMAN
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ENGLISH : A substantial body of research evidence has accumulated in support of the efficacy of brief interventions for a number of alcohol and drug-related problem areas, most notably alcohol and tobacco. This evidence has been used to exhort[...]
OEDT = EMCDDA ; T. FREEMAN ; T. GROSHKOVA ; A. CUNNINGHAM ; P. GRIFFITHS ; D. POTTER ; S. CRAFT ; A. ENGLUND ; M. LYNSKEY ; R. SEDEFOV | 2019
RapportENGLISH: This paper provides an overview of established and emerging cannabis products in Europe. For each type of product, major issues in its production, distribution, use and effects on health are detailed. In doing so, the paper seeks to in[...]
A. M. ROCHE ; K. PIDD ; BYWOOD P. ; DURAISINGAM V. ; T. STEENSON ; T. FREEMAN ; R. NICHOLAS | 2008
RapportThe National Centre for Education and Training on Addiction (NCETA) was commissioned by the Australian National Council on Drugs (ANCD) in March 2007 to undertake an independent, comprehensive and critical examination of all relevant issues invo[...]
R. J. J. VAN BEEK ; M. BLANKERS ; M. KLEINJAN ; J. WALDRON ; M. GRABSKI ; T. FREEMAN ; V. CURRAN ; P. VAN DER POL ; M. VAN LAAR | 2024
Dans European Addiction Research (Vol.30, n°1, February 2024) Article : PériodiqueINTRODUCTION: Polydrug use patterns among young adults using ecstasy vary, as well as their willingness to change them. Polydrug use patterns are likely associated with different adverse health outcomes. It is unknown whether polydrug use patter[...]
ENGLISH : Aims: This study examined the antecedents of health professionals motivation and satisfaction in responding to alcohol and other drug (AOD) issues. Building on Shaw and colleagues seminal work, the study examined the influence of edu[...]
T. FREEMAN ; V. M. WHITE ; A. M. ROCHE | 2011
Dans Drug and Alcohol Review (Vol.30, n°6, November 2011) Article : PériodiqueIntroduction and Aims. Over recent years, numerous school-based preventive strategies have been explored as possible options to address illicit drug use by young people. However, there is scope to extend current knowledge of which school student[...]
