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Drugs: Education, Prevention and Policy, Vol.23, n°2 - April 2016 - Drugs and prison
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Drugs: Education, Prevention and Policy , Vol.23, n°2 - April 2016 - Drugs and prison
Paru le : 01/04/2016
Année : 2016
Page(s) : 89-185
Langue(s) : Anglais
Discipline : TRA (Traitement et prise en charge / Treatment and care)
Thésaurus mots-clés
PRISON ; PERSONNEL PENITENTIAIRE

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CONTENTS:
- Drugs in prisons: Exploring use, control, treatment and policy [Editorial]. Kolind T., Duke K., p. 89-92.
- Use of hierarchical cluster analysis to classify prisons in Ireland into mutually exclusive drug-use risk categories. Codd M., Mehegan J., Kelleher C., Drummond A., p. 93-98.
- The perceived and actual consequences of intranasal administration of buprenorphine or burprenorphine–naloxone by prisoners. Mohammed Z., Hughes G.J., Hearty P., Wright N.M.J., p. 99-102.
- Prison-based needle and syringe programmes (PNSP) - Still highly controversial after all these years. Stover H., Hariga F., p. 103-112.
- Views of Iranian prison staff towards needle-exchange program in prison. Shahbazi M., Moazen B., Rezaei F., Shokoohi M., Farnia M., Moradi G., et al., p. 113-119.
- Meeting the needs of prisoners with a drug or alcohol problem: No mean feat. McKeganey N., Russell C., Hamilton-Barclay T., Barnard M., Page G., Lloyd C., et al., p. 120-126.
- Provision of harm reduction and drug treatment services in custodial settings - Findings from the European ACCESS study. Zurhold H., Stover H., p. 127-134.
- Three enactments of drugs in Danish prison drug treatment: Illegal drugs, medicine and constrainers. Kolind T., Holm K., Duff C., Frank V.A., p. 135-143.
- "There's that many people selling it": Exploring the nature, organisation and maintenance of prison drug markets in England. Tompkins C.N.E., p. 144-153.
- Exploring prison drug use in the context of prison-based drug rehabilitation. Mjaland K., p. 154-162.
- In their own voices: Breaking the vicious cycle of addiction, treatment and criminal justice among people who inject drugs in Ukraine. Mazhnaya A., Bojko M.J., Marcus R., Filippovych S., Islam Z., Dvoriak S., et al., p. 163-175.
- Findings from mixed-methods feasibility and effectiveness evaluations of the "Breaking Free Online" treatment and recovery programme for substance misuse in prisons. Elison S., Weston S., Davies G., Dugdale S., Ward J., p. 176-185.
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Drugs in prisons: Exploring use, control, treatment and policy [Editorial]

Drugs in prisons: Exploring use, control, treatment and policy [Editorial]

T. KOLIND ; K. DUKE | 2016
Dans Drugs: Education, Prevention and Policy (Vol.23, n°2, April 2016) Article : Périodique
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Prison-based needle and syringe programmes (PNSP) - Still highly controversial after all these years

Prison-based needle and syringe programmes (PNSP) - Still highly controversial after all these years

H. STÖVER ; F. HARIGA | 2016
Dans Drugs: Education, Prevention and Policy (Vol.23, n°2, April 2016) Article : Périodique
Aims: In most countries, the spread of HIV and hepatitis C in prisons is clearly driven by injecting drug use with many infected prisoners who are unaware of their infection status. Despite many studies confirming the facts about risk behaviour [...]
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Meeting the needs of prisoners with a drug or alcohol problem: No mean feat

Meeting the needs of prisoners with a drug or alcohol problem: No mean feat

N. McKEGANEY ; C. RUSSELL ; T. HAMILTON-BARCLAY ; M. BARNARD ; G. PAGE ; C. LLOYD ; S. E. GRACE ; L. TEMPLETON ; C. BAIN | 2016
Dans Drugs: Education, Prevention and Policy (Vol.23, n°2, April 2016) Article : Périodique
The case for providing prisoners with a drug or alcohol problem with access to effective treatment and support services is long standing and beyond question. Previous research has shown that rates of re-offending and other adverse outcomes can b[...]
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Provision of harm reduction and drug treatment services in custodial settings - Findings from the European ACCESS study

Provision of harm reduction and drug treatment services in custodial settings - Findings from the European ACCESS study

H. ZURHOLD ; H. STÖVER | 2016
Dans Drugs: Education, Prevention and Policy (Vol.23, n°2, April 2016) Article : Périodique
Aims: The aim of the study was to survey the availability, coverage and quality of harm reduction and drug treatment services delivered to drug users in prisons across Europe. Methods: A survey was conducted between 2012 and 2013 among the 29 E[...]
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"There's that many people selling it": Exploring the nature, organisation and maintenance of prison drug markets in England

"There's that many people selling it": Exploring the nature, organisation and maintenance of prison drug markets in England

C. N. E. TOMPKINS | 2016
Dans Drugs: Education, Prevention and Policy (Vol.23, n°2, April 2016) Article : Périodique
Aims: To explore the nature, organisation and maintenance of drug markets within male prisons in England from the perspective of drug users, considering the role of policy and practice in shaping the markets. Methods: Thirty in-depth qualitativ[...]
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Exploring prison drug use in the context of prison-based drug rehabilitation

Exploring prison drug use in the context of prison-based drug rehabilitation

K. MJALAND | 2016
Dans Drugs: Education, Prevention and Policy (Vol.23, n°2, April 2016) Article : Périodique
Aims: The research on motivations and meanings associated with drug use in prisons has received little scholarly attention. Particularly, there are few studies analysing drug use in prisons from the perspective of both prisoners and prison offic[...]
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Findings from mixed-methods feasibility and effectiveness evaluations of the "Breaking Free Online" treatment and recovery programme for substance misuse in prisons

Findings from mixed-methods feasibility and effectiveness evaluations of the "Breaking Free Online" treatment and recovery programme for substance misuse in prisons

S. ELISON ; S. WESTON ; G. DAVIES ; S. DUGDALE ; J. WARD | 2016
Dans Drugs: Education, Prevention and Policy (Vol.23, n°2, April 2016) Article : Périodique
Reshaping substance misuse treatment in prisons is central to the UK Government's drive to address substance dependence in the prison population and reduce substance-related offending and recidivism. Therefore, a through-care project to support [...]
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