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Drug and Alcohol Review , Vol.31, n°5 - July 2012 - Tackling tobacco use in socially disadvantaged groups: A time for action
Auteur(s) :
BONEVSKI, B. (Éditeur scientifique) ;
BAKER, A. (Éditeur scientifique)
Paru le :
26/07/2012
Année :
2012
Page(s) :
599-727
Langue(s) :
Anglais
Note de contenu :
CONTENTS:
• Tobacco smoking as a social justice issue: Advances in research. Bonevski B., Baker A., p. 599-601.
• The balancing act: Experts' opinions about the relative resourcing of tobacco control efforts for the general population versus disadvantaged populations. Paul C.L., Bonevski B., Turon H.E., Bryant J., p. 602-607.
• Factors associated with antenatal smoking among Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander women in two jurisdictions. Passey M.E., D'Este C.A., Stirling J.M., Sanson-Fisher R.W., p. 608-616.
• The risk status, screening history and health concerns of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people attending an Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Service. Stewart J.M., Sanson-Fisher R.W., Eades S., Fitzgerald M., p. 617-624.
• The challenges of reducing tobacco use among prisoners. Richmond R.L., Butler T.G., Indig D., Wilhelm K.A., Archer V.A., Wodak A.D., p. 625-630.
• Smoking behaviours among young people in custody in New South Wales, Australia. Indig D., Haysom L., p. 631-637.
• Prevalence of smoking and other health risk factors in people attending residential substance abuse treatment. Kelly P.J., Baker A.L., Deane F.P., Kay-Lambkin F.J., Bonevski B., Tregarthen J., p. 638-644.
• The influence of neighbourhood disadvantage on smoking cessation and its contribution to inequalities in smoking status. Turrell G., Hewitt B.A., Miller S.A., p. 645-652.
• Socio-economic disadvantage at the area level poses few direct barriers to smoking cessation for Australian smokers: Findings from the International Tobacco Control Australian cohort survey. Partos T.R., Borland R., Siahpush M., p. 653-663.
• Tobacco expenditure, smoking-induced deprivation and financial stress: Results from the International Tobacco Control (ITC) Four-Country Survey. Siahpush M., Borland R., Yong H.H., Cummings K.M., Fong G.T., p. 664-671.
• Evaluation of a smoke-free forensic hospital: Patients' perspectives on issues and benefits. Hehir A.M., Indig D., Prosser S., Archer V.A., p. 672-677.
• Implementing a smoking cessation program in social and community service organisations: A feasibility and acceptability trial. Bryant J., Bonevski B., Paul C., Hull P., O'Brien J., p. 678-684.
• An evaluation of a pilot capacity building initiative for smoking cessation in social and community services: The Smoking Care project. O'Brien J., Bonevski B., Salmon A., Oakes W., Goodger B., Soewido D., p. 685-692.
• Reducing the social gradient in smoking: Initiatives in the United Kingdom. Murray R.L., McNeill A., p. 693-697.
• Anti-tobacco mass media and socially disadvantaged groups: A systematic and methodological review. Guillaumier A., Bonevski B., Paul C., p. 698-708.
• Addressing smoking and other health risk behaviours using a novel telephone-delivered intervention for homeless people: A proof-of-concept study. Bonevski B., Baker A., Twyman L., Paul C., Bryant J., p. 709-713.
• 'Do more, smoke less!' Harm reduction in action for smokers with mental health/substance use problems who cannot or will not quit. Baker A.L., Callister R., Kelly P.J., Kypri K., p. 714-717.
• Banning retail tobacco sales: Time to start the discussion. Dalton C., p. 718-720.
• First to fulfil our responsibilities to addicted smokers: A response to Dalton. Lawn S., p. 721-722.
• What has fairness got to do with it? Tackling tobacco among Australia's disadvantaged. O'Brien J., Salmon A.M., Penman A., p. 723-726.
• Tobacco smoking as a social justice issue: Advances in research. Bonevski B., Baker A., p. 599-601.
• The balancing act: Experts' opinions about the relative resourcing of tobacco control efforts for the general population versus disadvantaged populations. Paul C.L., Bonevski B., Turon H.E., Bryant J., p. 602-607.
• Factors associated with antenatal smoking among Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander women in two jurisdictions. Passey M.E., D'Este C.A., Stirling J.M., Sanson-Fisher R.W., p. 608-616.
• The risk status, screening history and health concerns of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people attending an Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Service. Stewart J.M., Sanson-Fisher R.W., Eades S., Fitzgerald M., p. 617-624.
• The challenges of reducing tobacco use among prisoners. Richmond R.L., Butler T.G., Indig D., Wilhelm K.A., Archer V.A., Wodak A.D., p. 625-630.
• Smoking behaviours among young people in custody in New South Wales, Australia. Indig D., Haysom L., p. 631-637.
• Prevalence of smoking and other health risk factors in people attending residential substance abuse treatment. Kelly P.J., Baker A.L., Deane F.P., Kay-Lambkin F.J., Bonevski B., Tregarthen J., p. 638-644.
• The influence of neighbourhood disadvantage on smoking cessation and its contribution to inequalities in smoking status. Turrell G., Hewitt B.A., Miller S.A., p. 645-652.
• Socio-economic disadvantage at the area level poses few direct barriers to smoking cessation for Australian smokers: Findings from the International Tobacco Control Australian cohort survey. Partos T.R., Borland R., Siahpush M., p. 653-663.
• Tobacco expenditure, smoking-induced deprivation and financial stress: Results from the International Tobacco Control (ITC) Four-Country Survey. Siahpush M., Borland R., Yong H.H., Cummings K.M., Fong G.T., p. 664-671.
• Evaluation of a smoke-free forensic hospital: Patients' perspectives on issues and benefits. Hehir A.M., Indig D., Prosser S., Archer V.A., p. 672-677.
• Implementing a smoking cessation program in social and community service organisations: A feasibility and acceptability trial. Bryant J., Bonevski B., Paul C., Hull P., O'Brien J., p. 678-684.
• An evaluation of a pilot capacity building initiative for smoking cessation in social and community services: The Smoking Care project. O'Brien J., Bonevski B., Salmon A., Oakes W., Goodger B., Soewido D., p. 685-692.
• Reducing the social gradient in smoking: Initiatives in the United Kingdom. Murray R.L., McNeill A., p. 693-697.
• Anti-tobacco mass media and socially disadvantaged groups: A systematic and methodological review. Guillaumier A., Bonevski B., Paul C., p. 698-708.
• Addressing smoking and other health risk behaviours using a novel telephone-delivered intervention for homeless people: A proof-of-concept study. Bonevski B., Baker A., Twyman L., Paul C., Bryant J., p. 709-713.
• 'Do more, smoke less!' Harm reduction in action for smokers with mental health/substance use problems who cannot or will not quit. Baker A.L., Callister R., Kelly P.J., Kypri K., p. 714-717.
• Banning retail tobacco sales: Time to start the discussion. Dalton C., p. 718-720.
• First to fulfil our responsibilities to addicted smokers: A response to Dalton. Lawn S., p. 721-722.
• What has fairness got to do with it? Tackling tobacco among Australia's disadvantaged. O'Brien J., Salmon A.M., Penman A., p. 723-726.
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