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Journal of Drug Issues , Vol.52, n°3 - July 2022
Paru le :
01/07/2022
Année :
2022
Page(s) :
283-456
Langue(s) :
Anglais
Note de contenu :
CONTENTS:
- Are drug-free school zones effective? Evidence from matching schools and school-like entities. Freer E., Keefer Q., p. 283-305.
- Examining recovery status and supports before and after substance abuse disorder treatment among clients who experienced lifetime and recent firearm-related threats. Logan T., Cole J., Schroeder M., p. 306-328.
- Substance involvement and probation outcomes: Evidence from a cohort study. Galvin M.A., Davidson K.M., Kleiman M., p. 329-348.
- Are we truly "safer-at-home"? A test of contextual effects on mental health and drug overdose incidents during the COVID-19 pandemic. Konkel R.H., Harris M.N., Hoffman C.Y., p. 349-365.
- 'Making ground': An ethnography of 'living with' harmful methamphetamine use and the plurality of recovery. Brookfield S., Selvey L., Maher L., Fitzgerald L., p. 366-388.
- Medications for opioid use disorder in the criminal/legal system: Knowledge, beliefs, and attitudes among rural community-based stakeholders. Victor G., Lee G., Pozo B.d., Silverstein S., Zettner C., Cason R., et al., p. 389-405.
- Criminality among young people with substance use problems in Sweden: A one-year follow-up study. Anderberg M., Dahlberg M., Wennberg P., p. 406-420.
- Perceived normalization of drug trafficking and adolescent substance use on the US-Mexico border. Valdez E.S., Obeng-Kusi M., Brady B., Huff-Macpherson A., Bell M., Derose K., p. 421-433.
- Improving the recruitment and retention of counselors in rural substance use disorder treatment programs. Murphy J., p. 434-456.
- Are drug-free school zones effective? Evidence from matching schools and school-like entities. Freer E., Keefer Q., p. 283-305.
- Examining recovery status and supports before and after substance abuse disorder treatment among clients who experienced lifetime and recent firearm-related threats. Logan T., Cole J., Schroeder M., p. 306-328.
- Substance involvement and probation outcomes: Evidence from a cohort study. Galvin M.A., Davidson K.M., Kleiman M., p. 329-348.
- Are we truly "safer-at-home"? A test of contextual effects on mental health and drug overdose incidents during the COVID-19 pandemic. Konkel R.H., Harris M.N., Hoffman C.Y., p. 349-365.
- 'Making ground': An ethnography of 'living with' harmful methamphetamine use and the plurality of recovery. Brookfield S., Selvey L., Maher L., Fitzgerald L., p. 366-388.
- Medications for opioid use disorder in the criminal/legal system: Knowledge, beliefs, and attitudes among rural community-based stakeholders. Victor G., Lee G., Pozo B.d., Silverstein S., Zettner C., Cason R., et al., p. 389-405.
- Criminality among young people with substance use problems in Sweden: A one-year follow-up study. Anderberg M., Dahlberg M., Wennberg P., p. 406-420.
- Perceived normalization of drug trafficking and adolescent substance use on the US-Mexico border. Valdez E.S., Obeng-Kusi M., Brady B., Huff-Macpherson A., Bell M., Derose K., p. 421-433.
- Improving the recruitment and retention of counselors in rural substance use disorder treatment programs. Murphy J., p. 434-456.
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M. ANDERBERG ;
M. DAHLBERG ;
P. WENNBERG
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Dans Journal of Drug Issues (Vol.52, n°3, July 2022) Article : Périodique
Dans Journal of Drug Issues (Vol.52, n°3, July 2022) Article : Périodique
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