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Bulletin de Périodique
International Journal of Drug Policy , Vol.24, n°6 - November 2013
Paru le :
01/11/2013
Année :
2013
Page(s) :
511-637
Langue(s) :
Anglais
Note de contenu :
CONTENTS:
- Cannabis for therapeutic purposes: Patient characteristics, access, and reasons for use. Walsh Z., Callaway R., Belle-Isle L., Capler R., Kay R., Lucas P., et al., p. 511-516.
- Real or perceived impediments to minimum pricing of alcohol in Australia: Public opinion, the industry and the law. Chalmers J., Carragher N., Davoren S., O'Brien P., p. 517-523.
- ‘Surfing the Silk Road': A study of users' experiences. Hout M.C.V., Bingham T., p. 524-529.
- "Everyone can loosen up and get a bit of a buzz on": Young adults, alcohol and friendship practices. Niland P., Lyons A.C., Goodwin I., Hutton F., p. 530-537.
- Intoxicating stories: The characteristics, contexts and implications of drinking stories among Danish youth. Tutenges S., Sandberg S., p. 538-544.
- Mental health and family relations among people who inject drugs and their family members in Vietnam. Li L., Tuan N.A., Liang L.-J., Lin C., Farmer S.C., Flore M., p. 545-549.
- "It gives me a sense of belonging": Providing integrated health care and treatment to people with HCV engaged in a psycho-educational support group. Woolhouse S., Cooper E., Pickard A., p. 550-557.
- An all-embracing problem description. The Swedish drug issue as a political catalyst 1982–2000. Edman J., p. 558-565.
- Access to treatment for substance-using women in the Republic of Georgia: Socio-cultural and structural barriers. Otiashvili D., Kirtadze I., O'Grady K.E., Zule W., Krupitsky E., Wechsberg W.M., et al., p. 566-572.
- Cannabis use in a Swiss male prison: Qualitative study exploring detainees' and staffs' perspectives. Ritter C., Broers B., Elger B.S., p. 573-578.
- Between medical treatment and performance enhancement: An investigation of how elite athletes experience Therapeutic Use Exemptions. Overbye M., Wagner U., p. 579-588.
- A Canadian perspective on documentary film: Drug Addict. Boyd S., p. 589-596.
- Organisational identity and alcohol use among young employees: A case study of a professional services firm. Walker B., Bridgman T., p. 597-604.
- "Everything that looks good ain't good!": Perspectives on urban redevelopment among persons with a history of injection drug use in Baltimore, Maryland. Linton S.L., Kennedy C.E., Latkin C.A., Celentano D.D., Kirk G.D., Mehta S.H., p. 605-613.
- Methods for population size estimation of problem drug users using a single registration. van der Heijden P.G.M., Cruts G., Cruyff M., p. 614-618.
- An exploration of self-perceived non-problematic use as a barrier to professional support for methamphetamine users. Quinn B., Stoové M., Papanastasiou C., Dietze P., p. 619-623.
- Text messages as a tool for assessing public concern about drug problems. Yoonessi A., Ekhtiari H., p. 624-627.
- Supervised consumption rooms: The French Paradox. Jauffret-Roustide M., Pedrono G., Beltzer N., p. 628-630.
- Crack across the Americas – A massive problem in continued search of viable answers: Exemplary views from the North (Canada) and the South (Brazil). Fischer B., Cruz M.S., Bastos F.I., Tyndall M., p. 631-633.
- De jure decriminalisation of cannabis use matters: some recent trends from France. Massin S., Carrieri M.P., Roux P., p. 634-635.
- Sanctions against Iran and the impact on drug use and addiction treatment. Shariatirad S., Maarefvand M., p. 636-637.
Online only special issue: "Opiate pharmacotherapy: Treatment, regimes, constructions and control"
- Opioid pharmacotherapy: Treatment, regimes, constructions and control. Neale J., p. e1-e5.
- The politics of providing opioid pharmacotherapy. Radcliffe P., Parkes T., p. e6-e10.
- Examining structural violence in opioid pharmacotherapy treatment in Australia: Sweating the "small stuff" in a liberal paradise. Treloar C., valentine k., p. e11-e13.
- Shouting through bullet-proof glass: Some reflections on pharmacotherapy provision in one Australian clinic. Crawford S., p. e14-e17.
- Categorising methadone: Addiction and analgesia. Keane H., p. e18-e24.
- The role of the Chinese police in methadone maintenance therapy: A literature review. Meng J., Burris S., p. e25-e34.
- Substance, structure and stigma: Parents in the UK accounting for opioid substitution therapy during the antenatal and postnatal periods. Chandler A., Whittaker A., Cunningham-Burley S., Williams N., McGorm K., Mathews G., p. e35-e42.
- Methadone diversion as a protective strategy: The harm reduction potential of ‘generous constraints'. Harris M., Rhodes T., p. e43-e50.
- What is low threshold methadone maintenance treatment? Strike C., Millson M., Hopkins S., Smith C., p. e51-e56.
- The trajectory of methadone maintenance treatment in Nepal. Ambekar A., Rao R., Pun A., Kumar S., Kishore K., p. e57-e60.
- Zoned Out: "NIMBYism", addiction services and municipal governance in British Columbia. Bernstein S.E., Bennett D., p. e61-e65.
- From political controversy to a technical problem? Fifteen years of opioid substitution treatment in Finland. Selin J., Hakkarainen P., Partanen A., Tammi T., Tigerstedt C., p. e66-e72.
- Methadone, a contested substance: Danish methadone policy in the 1970s. Houborg E., p. e73-e80.
- Work and the journey to recovery: Exploring the implications of welfare reform for methadone maintenance clients. Monaghan M., Wincup E., p. e81-e86.
- Response to Chandler et al., Substance, structure and stigma: Parents in the UK accounting for opioid substitution therapy during the antenatal and postnatal periods. valentine K., Treloar C., p. e87-e88.
- The marketing of methadone: How an effective medication became unpopular. Bruce R.D., p. e89-e90.
- Methadone treatment improves tuberculosis treatment among hospitalized opioid dependent patients in Ukraine. Morozova O., Dvoryak S., Altice F.L., p. e91-e98.
- Excusing exclusion: Accounting for rule-breaking and sanctions in a Swedish methadone clinic. Petersson F.J.M., p. e99-e104.
- Impact of methadone maintenance on health utility, health care utilization and expenditure in drug users with HIV/AIDS. Tran B.X., Nguyen L.T., p. e105-e110.
- Non-prescribed use of substitution medication among German drug users—Prevalence, motives and availability. Schmidt C.S., Schulte B., Wickert C., Thane K., Kuhn S., Verthein U., et al., p. e111-e114.
- Methamphetamine use and methadone maintenance treatment: An emerging problem in the drug addiction treatment network in Iran. Shariatirad S., Maarefvand M., Ekhtiari H., p. e115-e116.
- Cannabis for therapeutic purposes: Patient characteristics, access, and reasons for use. Walsh Z., Callaway R., Belle-Isle L., Capler R., Kay R., Lucas P., et al., p. 511-516.
- Real or perceived impediments to minimum pricing of alcohol in Australia: Public opinion, the industry and the law. Chalmers J., Carragher N., Davoren S., O'Brien P., p. 517-523.
- ‘Surfing the Silk Road': A study of users' experiences. Hout M.C.V., Bingham T., p. 524-529.
- "Everyone can loosen up and get a bit of a buzz on": Young adults, alcohol and friendship practices. Niland P., Lyons A.C., Goodwin I., Hutton F., p. 530-537.
- Intoxicating stories: The characteristics, contexts and implications of drinking stories among Danish youth. Tutenges S., Sandberg S., p. 538-544.
- Mental health and family relations among people who inject drugs and their family members in Vietnam. Li L., Tuan N.A., Liang L.-J., Lin C., Farmer S.C., Flore M., p. 545-549.
- "It gives me a sense of belonging": Providing integrated health care and treatment to people with HCV engaged in a psycho-educational support group. Woolhouse S., Cooper E., Pickard A., p. 550-557.
- An all-embracing problem description. The Swedish drug issue as a political catalyst 1982–2000. Edman J., p. 558-565.
- Access to treatment for substance-using women in the Republic of Georgia: Socio-cultural and structural barriers. Otiashvili D., Kirtadze I., O'Grady K.E., Zule W., Krupitsky E., Wechsberg W.M., et al., p. 566-572.
- Cannabis use in a Swiss male prison: Qualitative study exploring detainees' and staffs' perspectives. Ritter C., Broers B., Elger B.S., p. 573-578.
- Between medical treatment and performance enhancement: An investigation of how elite athletes experience Therapeutic Use Exemptions. Overbye M., Wagner U., p. 579-588.
- A Canadian perspective on documentary film: Drug Addict. Boyd S., p. 589-596.
- Organisational identity and alcohol use among young employees: A case study of a professional services firm. Walker B., Bridgman T., p. 597-604.
- "Everything that looks good ain't good!": Perspectives on urban redevelopment among persons with a history of injection drug use in Baltimore, Maryland. Linton S.L., Kennedy C.E., Latkin C.A., Celentano D.D., Kirk G.D., Mehta S.H., p. 605-613.
- Methods for population size estimation of problem drug users using a single registration. van der Heijden P.G.M., Cruts G., Cruyff M., p. 614-618.
- An exploration of self-perceived non-problematic use as a barrier to professional support for methamphetamine users. Quinn B., Stoové M., Papanastasiou C., Dietze P., p. 619-623.
- Text messages as a tool for assessing public concern about drug problems. Yoonessi A., Ekhtiari H., p. 624-627.
- Supervised consumption rooms: The French Paradox. Jauffret-Roustide M., Pedrono G., Beltzer N., p. 628-630.
- Crack across the Americas – A massive problem in continued search of viable answers: Exemplary views from the North (Canada) and the South (Brazil). Fischer B., Cruz M.S., Bastos F.I., Tyndall M., p. 631-633.
- De jure decriminalisation of cannabis use matters: some recent trends from France. Massin S., Carrieri M.P., Roux P., p. 634-635.
- Sanctions against Iran and the impact on drug use and addiction treatment. Shariatirad S., Maarefvand M., p. 636-637.
Online only special issue: "Opiate pharmacotherapy: Treatment, regimes, constructions and control"
- Opioid pharmacotherapy: Treatment, regimes, constructions and control. Neale J., p. e1-e5.
- The politics of providing opioid pharmacotherapy. Radcliffe P., Parkes T., p. e6-e10.
- Examining structural violence in opioid pharmacotherapy treatment in Australia: Sweating the "small stuff" in a liberal paradise. Treloar C., valentine k., p. e11-e13.
- Shouting through bullet-proof glass: Some reflections on pharmacotherapy provision in one Australian clinic. Crawford S., p. e14-e17.
- Categorising methadone: Addiction and analgesia. Keane H., p. e18-e24.
- The role of the Chinese police in methadone maintenance therapy: A literature review. Meng J., Burris S., p. e25-e34.
- Substance, structure and stigma: Parents in the UK accounting for opioid substitution therapy during the antenatal and postnatal periods. Chandler A., Whittaker A., Cunningham-Burley S., Williams N., McGorm K., Mathews G., p. e35-e42.
- Methadone diversion as a protective strategy: The harm reduction potential of ‘generous constraints'. Harris M., Rhodes T., p. e43-e50.
- What is low threshold methadone maintenance treatment? Strike C., Millson M., Hopkins S., Smith C., p. e51-e56.
- The trajectory of methadone maintenance treatment in Nepal. Ambekar A., Rao R., Pun A., Kumar S., Kishore K., p. e57-e60.
- Zoned Out: "NIMBYism", addiction services and municipal governance in British Columbia. Bernstein S.E., Bennett D., p. e61-e65.
- From political controversy to a technical problem? Fifteen years of opioid substitution treatment in Finland. Selin J., Hakkarainen P., Partanen A., Tammi T., Tigerstedt C., p. e66-e72.
- Methadone, a contested substance: Danish methadone policy in the 1970s. Houborg E., p. e73-e80.
- Work and the journey to recovery: Exploring the implications of welfare reform for methadone maintenance clients. Monaghan M., Wincup E., p. e81-e86.
- Response to Chandler et al., Substance, structure and stigma: Parents in the UK accounting for opioid substitution therapy during the antenatal and postnatal periods. valentine K., Treloar C., p. e87-e88.
- The marketing of methadone: How an effective medication became unpopular. Bruce R.D., p. e89-e90.
- Methadone treatment improves tuberculosis treatment among hospitalized opioid dependent patients in Ukraine. Morozova O., Dvoryak S., Altice F.L., p. e91-e98.
- Excusing exclusion: Accounting for rule-breaking and sanctions in a Swedish methadone clinic. Petersson F.J.M., p. e99-e104.
- Impact of methadone maintenance on health utility, health care utilization and expenditure in drug users with HIV/AIDS. Tran B.X., Nguyen L.T., p. e105-e110.
- Non-prescribed use of substitution medication among German drug users—Prevalence, motives and availability. Schmidt C.S., Schulte B., Wickert C., Thane K., Kuhn S., Verthein U., et al., p. e111-e114.
- Methamphetamine use and methadone maintenance treatment: An emerging problem in the drug addiction treatment network in Iran. Shariatirad S., Maarefvand M., Ekhtiari H., p. e115-e116.
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Z. WALSH ;
R. CALLAWAY ;
L. BELLE-ISLE ;
R. CAPLER ;
R. KAY ;
P. LUCAS ;
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Dans International Journal of Drug Policy (Vol.24, n°6, November 2013) Article : Périodique
Dans International Journal of Drug Policy (Vol.24, n°6, November 2013) Article : Périodique
Background: The authorized and unauthorized use of cannabis for therapeutic purposes (CTP) has increased dramatically in recent years, and physicians have called for further research to better clarify the parameters of effective and appropriate [...]
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Introduction: The online drug marketplace called 'Silk Road' has operated anonymously on the 'Deep Web' since 2011. It is accessible through computer encrypting software (Tor) and is supported by online transactions using peer to peer anonymous [...]
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In countries with liberalised alcohol policies, alcohol harm reduction strategies predominantly focus on young adults' excessive drinking harms and risks. However, research shows such risks are largely irrelevant for young adults, who emphasise [...]
Cannabis use in a Swiss male prison: Qualitative study exploring detainees' and staffs' perspectives
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