| Titre : | Contemporary Drug Problems, Vol.36, n°3-4 - Fall-Winter 2009 |
| Type de document : | Bulletin : Périodique |
| Paru le : | 01/10/2009 |
| Année de publication : | 2009 |
| Langues: | Anglais |
| Note de contenu : |
CONTENTS:
• EDITORS’ INTRODUCTION: Substance Use Monitoring Systems: Building Fundamental Infrastructure to Support Policy Development, Evaluation, and Research TIM STOCKWELL AND SCOTT MACDONALD • Developing a Data Resource to Support State Substance Abuse Prevention Planning: Approaches Used in Implementing CSAP’s Strategic Prevention Framework ROBERT FLEWELLING, JOHANNA BIRCKMAYER, AND RENEE BOOTHROYD • A Coordinated Approach to Student Drug Use Surveys in Canada HEATHER CLARK • Using Statewide Youth Surveys to Evaluate Local Drug Use Policies and Interventions MALLIE J. PASCHALL, ROBERT L. FLEWELLING, AND JOEL W. GRUBE • Local Drug Use Epidemiology: Lessons Learned and Implications for Broader Comparisons JANE A. BUXTON, AZAR MEHRABADI, EMMA PRESTON, AND ANDREW TU • The British Columbia Alcohol and Other Drug Monitoring System: Overview and Early Progress TIM STOCKWELL, JANE BUXTON, CAMERON DUFF, DAVID MARSH, SCOTT MACDONALD,WARREN MICHELOW, ELIZABETH SAEWYC, KRISTA RICHARD, ROBERT HANSON, IRWIN COHEN, RAY CORRADO, CLIFTON CHOW, ANDREW IVSINS, DEAN NICHOLSON, BASIA PAKULA, AJAY PURI, JÜRGEN REHM, JODI STURGE, ANDREW TU, AND JINHUI ZHAO • Tracking Trends of Alcohol, Illicit Drugs and Tobacco Use through Morbidity Data JANE A. BUXTON, ANDREW W. TU, AND TIM STOCKWELL • Unlocking patterns of Alcohol Consumption in British Columbia using Alcohol Sales Records: A Foundation for Public Health Monitoring SCOTT MACDONALD, JINHUI ZHAO, BASIA PAKULA, TIM STOCKWELL AND LORISSA MARTENS • The Canadian Recreational Drug Use Survey (CRDUS): Aims, Methods and First Results CAMERON DUFF,WARREN MICHELOW, CLIFTON CHOW, AND TIM STOCKWELL EDITORS’ INTRODUCTION: International Alcohol and Drug Monitoring Systems SCOTT MACDONALD AND TIM STOCKWELL • Monitoring Alcohol and Other Drug Treatment: What Would an Optimal System Look Like? BRIAN RUSH, LARRY COREA, AND GARTH MARTIN • Monitoring of Alcohol Use and Attributable Harm from an International Perspective JÜRGEN REHM & ROBIN ROOM • The World Health Organization’s Global Alcohol Database: Opportunities for Research and Support for Policy LOUIS GLIKSMAN & MARGARET RYLETT • Tools for Policy and Prevention: The Australian National Alcohol Indicators Project TANYA CHIKRITZHS • Monitoring Alcohol and Alcohol-Related Problems in Sweden SVEN ANDRÉASSON, TONY NILSSON, & RICHARD BRÄNSTRÖM • The Australian Illicit Drug Reporting System: Monitoring Trends in Illicit Drug Availability, Use and Drug-Related Harm in Australia 1996-2006 WAYNE HALL AND LOUISA DEGENHARDT • Integrating Drug-related Monitoring Systems - An Intelligence-led Approach MARTIN D. CHANDLER, JIM MCVEIGH & CARYL M. BEYNON • Monitoring Alcohol and Drug Abuse Trends in South Africa (1996-2006): Reflections on Treatment Demand Trends CHARLES PARRY, ANDREAS PLÜDDEMANN AND ARVIN BHANA • Improving Graduated Frequencies Alcohol Measures for Monitoring Consumption Patterns: Results from an Australian National Survey and a US Diary Validity Study THOMAS K. GREENFIELD,WILLIAM C. KERR, JASON BOND,YU YE AND TIM STOCKWELL |
| Lien : | http://www.federallegalpublications.com/contemporary-drug-problems/200910/cdp-2009-36-34-contemporary-drug-problems-vol-36-no-3-4-fallwinter |
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