Books, Book Chapters, Government Reports and Proceedings 1987-2006

1. Abeni, D., Perucci, C.A., Dolan, K., & Sangali, S. (1998). Prison and HIV-1 infection among injecting drug users. In: G. Stimson, D.C. Des Jarlias, & A. Ball (eds), Drug Injecting and HIV infection: Global Dimensions and Local Responses (pp 168-182). London: University College London Press.

2. Ali, R., Christie, P., Lenton, S., Hawks, D., Sutton, A., Hall, W., & Allsop, S. (1998). The Social Impacts of the Cannabis Expiation Notice Scheme in South Australia. Report to the Ministerial Council on Drug Strategy, 4 May 1998. Canberra: Department of Health and Family Services. (full report available)

3. Andrews, G., Hall, W., Teesson, M. & Henderson, S. (1999). The Mental Health of Australians. National Survey of Mental Health & Well-being Report No 2. Canberra: Mental Health Branch, Commonwealth Department of Aged Care.

4. Baker, A.L, & Dixon, J. (1991). Motivational interviewing for HIV risk-reduction. In: W.R Miller & S. Rollnick (eds), Motivational Interviewing: Preparing People to Change Addictive Behaviours. New York: Guilford.

5. Baker, A.L, Heather, N & Wodak, A. (1992). The application of self-control strategies to reducing HIV risk-taking behaviour in intravenous drug users. In: N. Heather, W.R Miller, & J Greeley (eds), Self-control and the Addictive Behaviours. Sydney: Maxwell MacMillan Publishing.

6. Barker, B., Burns, L., Copeland, J., Degenhardt, L., Demou, T., Dillon, P., McKetin, R., Ross, J., & Teesson, M. (2004). Double Trouble: Drugs and mental health. Sydney: National Drug and Alcohol Research Centre.

7. Barker, B., Conroy, E., Degenhardt, L., Kimber, J., & Dolan, K. (2003). Report to the NSW Cabinet Office of Drug Policy: Global Indicators for monitoring the illicit drug environment in NSW. Sydney: National Drug and Alcohol Research Centre.

8. Barker, B. and Degenhardt, L. (2003). Cross-national comparisons of drug-induced deaths. Sydney: National Drug and Alcohol Research Centre. (report available)

9. Barker, B., Degenhardt, L. and Breen, C. (2003). Indicators of drug use and treatment in Australia: Preliminary findings from the National Illicit Drug Indicators Project.Sydney: National Drug and Alcohol Research Centre. (report available)

10. Bell, J. & O’Connor, D. (1993). Methadone Prescribers Manual. AMPSAD, Sydney.

11. Bell, J. (1998). Delivering effective methadone treatment. In: J. Ward, R.P. Mattick & W.Hall (eds), Methadone Maintenance Treatment and Other Opioid Therapies (pp 161-176). Amsterdam: Harwood Academic Publishers.

12. Bell, J. (1998). Training health professionals to deliver methadone. In: J. Ward, R.P. Mattick & W.Hall (eds), Methadone Maintenance Treatment and Other Opioid Therapies (pp 361-378). Amsterdam: Harwood Academic Publishers.

13. Bell, J. & Hall, W. (1991). Does methadone maintenance reduce the criminal activity of opiate addicts? In: J. Hando (ed), Evaluation Clients and Treatments. NDARC Monograph No 11. Sydney: National Drug & Alcohol Research Centre.

14. Bell, J., Kimber, J., & Mattick R.P. (1999). Interim clinical guidelines: Use of naltrexone in relapse prevention for opioid dependence. Canberra: Commonwealth Department of Health and Aged Care.

15. Bell, J., Ward, J., Mattick, R.P., Hay, A., Chan, J., & Hall, W. (1995). An evaluation of private methadone clinics. NDS Research Report Series No. 4. Canberra: Australian Government Publishing Service.

16. Bell, J. & Wyndham, L. (1991). Screening for drug abuse – a community challenge. Clinical Biochemist Monograph No 5.

17. Berghuis, J., Swift, W., Roffman, R., Stephens, R., & Copeland, J. (2006). The Teen Cannabis Check-up: Exploring Strategies for Reaching Young Cannabis Users. In: R. Roffman & R. Stephens (eds.). Cannabis Dependence: Its Nature, Consequences and Treatment. pp 275-296. Cambridge University Press: Cambridge.

18. Black, E. & Degenhardt, L. (2005). Self-reported substance-related aggressive behaviour in the IDU sample, 2004. Drug Trends Bulletin June, Sydney: National Drug and Alcohol Research Centre.

19. Black, E., Dolan, K. & Wodak, A. (2004). Supply, demand and harm reduction strategies in Australian prisons: Implementation, cost and evaluation. ANCD Research Paper 9. Canberra: Australian National Council on Drugs. (full report available)

20. Buhrich, N., Hodder, T. & Teesson, M. (2003). Down and Out in Sydney (Vol 2). Caring for homeless people who have a mental health disorder. Sydney: Research Group in Mental Health and Homelessness.

21. Burns, L. & Teesson, M. (2001). Comorbidity between mental health and substance use disorders. In: G. Meadows & B. Singh (eds), Mental Health in Australia. Oxford University Press.

22. Channabasavanna, S., Paes, M. & Hall, W. (1999). Mental and behavioural disorders due to cannabis. In: H. Kalant, W. Corrigal, W. Hall & R. Smart (eds), The Health Effects of Cannabis. (pp ix-xi). Toronto: Addiction Research Foundation.

23. Chen, R., Mattick, R.P., & Baillie, A. (1993). Clients of Treatment Service Agencies: March 1992 Census Findings. Canberra: Australian Government Publishing Service.

24. Chesher, G., Fox, A., Greeley, J., Lemon, J., & Nabke, C. (1992). Investigation of the ‘Hangover” Effects of An Acute Dose of Alcohol on Psycomotor Performance. Final report of results from Consultancy 89/175, Federal Office of Road Safety.

25. Chesher, G. & Greeley, J. (1989). The effect of alcohol on cognitive and psychomotor functioning. In: J. Greeley & E. Gladstone (eds), The Effects of Alcohol on Cognitive Psychomotor and Affective Functioning. NDARC Monograph No 8. Sydney: National Drug & Alcohol Research Centre.

26. Chesher, G. & Greeley, J. (1989). The effects of alcohol on mood. In: J. Greenley & W. Gladstone (eds), The Effects of Alcohol on Cognitive, Psychomotor and Affective Functioning. NDARC Monograph No 8. Sydney: National Drug & Alcohol Research Centre.

27. Chesher, G., Greeley, J., & Saunders, J.B. (1989). Tolerance to the effects of alcohol. In: J. Greeley & W. Gladstone (eds), The effects of Alcohol on Cognitive, Psychomotor and Affective Functioning. NDARC Monograph No 8. Sydney: National Drug & Alcohol Research Centre.

28. Chesher, G. & Hall, W. (1999). The effects of cannabis on the cardiovascular and gastrointestinal systems. In: H. Kalant, W. Corrigal, W. Hall, & R. Smart (eds), The Health Effects of Cannabis. (pp ix-xi). Toronto: Addiction Research Foundation.

29. Conroy, A. & Copeland, J. (eds) (2000). Data Dictionary for Alcohol and Other Drug Treatment Services in New South Wales: Data guidebook for the NSW Minimum Data Set. Sydney: NSW Department of Health/National Drug and Alcohol Research Centre.

30. Conroy, A., Copeland, J., & Reid, A. (2000). AIHW National Survey of Alcohol and Other Drug Treatment Services: Report on NSW Findings. National Drug and Alcohol Research Centre Report to NSW Department of Health.

31. Cooke, M. (1996). Barriers to brief intervention. In: L. Topp & P. Dillon (eds), Looking to the future: A second generation of drug research. Proceedings from the Tenth National Drug and Alcohol Research Centre Annual Symposium (pp 104-118). Sydney: National Drug and Alcohol Research Centre.

32. Copeland, J. (1993). Issues for consideration in the treatment of women with alcohol and other drug problems. In: Women: Alcohol and Other Drugs – An Update on Health and Social Issues. Proceedings of an Eastern Area Health Service Workshop, 13-14.

33. Copeland, J. (1995). Women and Substance Abuse. In: Update in Women's Health: Strategies to Reduce Morbidity and Mortality (pp 183-190). Sydney: Alpha Biomedical Communications.

34. Copeland, J. (1999). Women and alcohol: Implications for road safety. In: Proceedings of the National Road Safety Summit 1998 (pp 121-127). Canberra: Federal Office of Road Safety.

35. Copeland, J. (2004). Cannabis. In: National Centre for Education and Training on Addiction (NCETA) Consortium (eds.). Alcohol and Other Drugs: A Handbook for Health Professionals. Canberra: Australian Government Department of Health and Ageing.

36. Copeland, J., Dillon, P., Mazurski, E., Yeung, N., Gascoigne, M., & Smith, A. (2005). Young Users’ Attitudes and Beliefs about Psychostimulants and School Drug Education. NSW Department of Education and Training: Sydney.

37. Copeland, J., Gerber, S., Dillon, P., & Swift, W. (2006). Cannabis: Answers To Your Questions. Australian National Council on Drugs: Canberra. (full report available)

38. Copeland, J., Gerber, S. & Swift, W. (2006). Evidence-based Answers to Cannabis Questions. Australian National Council on Drugs: Canberra. (full report available)

39. Copeland, J. & Howard, J. (1997). Substance abuse and juvenile crime. In: A. Borowski & I. O'Connor (eds), Juvenile Crime, Juvenile Justice and Juvenile Corrections (pp 167-189). Melbourne: Longman Cheshire.

40. Copeland, J., Howard, J. & Acuri, A. (2006) Young People in Detention. In: P. Aggleton, A. Ball & P. Mane (eds), Sex, Drugs and Young People – International Perspectives. Routledge: London.

41. Copeland, J. & Jarvis, T.J. (1997). Childhood sexual assault and the subsequent development of substance abuse among women. In: L.S. Harris (ed), Problems of Drug Dependence 1996: Proceedings of the 58th Annual Scientific Meeting, The College on Problems of Drug Dependence Inc. NIDA Research Monograph 174 (p 112). Rockville, MD: National Institute on Drug Abuse.

42. Copeland, J., Swift, W., Clement, N., & Reid, A. (2001). Young cannabis users’ attitudes and beliefs about cannabis and school drug education. Report prepared for the NSW Department of Education and Training. NSW Department of Education and Training, Student Services and Equity Programs.

43. Copeland, J., Swift, W., & Matalon, E. (2001). What’s the Deal on Quitting Cannabis? National Drug and Alcohol Research Centre: Sydney.

44. Copeland, J., Swift, W., & Matalon, E. (2001). Quitting Cannabis? Commonwealth Department of Health and Aged Care: Canberra.

45. Copeland, J. & Taylor, S. (2000). An overview of attitudes, knowledge and use patterns of alcohol, tobacco and other drugs in culturally and linguistically diverse communities in New South Wales: a DAMEC perspective. In: Proceedings of The Second Statewide Conference of the Drug and Alcohol Multicultural Education Centre - Community Partnerships (pp 3-10). Sydney.

46. Daly, K. & Maher, L. (1998). Criminology at the crossroads: Feminist readings of crime and justice. New York: Oxford University Press.

47. Darke, S. (1998). The effectiveness of methadone maintenance treatment 3: Moderators of treatment outcome. In: J. Ward, R.P. Mattick, & W. Hall (eds), Methadone Maintenance Treatment and Other Opioid Replacement Therapies (pp. 75-90). Amsterdam: Harwood Academic Publishers.

48. Darke, S., Cohen, J., Ross, J., Hando, J., & Hall, W. (1995). Transitions between routes of administration of regular amphetamine users. In: L.S. Harris (ed), Problems of Drug Dependence, 1994: Proceedings from the 56th Annual Scientific Meeting, The Problems of Drug Dependence, Inc. Vol II. NIDA Research Monograph 153.Rockville, MD: National Institute on Drug Abuse.

49. Darke, S., Degenhardt, L. & Mattick, R. (2007). Mortality amongst Illicit Drug Users. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press.

50. Darke, S. & Hall, W. (2000) Drug Trends Bulletin July 2000. Sydney: National Drug and Alcohol Research Centre.

51. Darke, S. & Kaye, S. (2000). Drug Trends Bulletin December 2000. Sydney: National Drug and Alcohol Research Centre.

52. Darke, S., Kelly, E. & Ross, J. (2003). Drug use and driving among injecting drug users. A monograph for police and policy makers. Payneham: Australasian Centre for Policing Research.

53. Darke, S., Ross, J., Hando, J., Hall, W., & Degenhardt, L. (2000). Illicit Drug Use in Australia: Epidemiology Use Patterns and Associated Harm. National Drug Strategy Monograph No 43. Canberra: Commonwealth Department of Health and Aged Care. (full report available)

54. Darke, S., Topp, L., & Kaye, S. (2001). Illicit Drug Reporting System Drug Trends Bulletin December 2001. Sydney: National Drug and Alcohol Research Centre.

55. Darke, S., Ward, J., Hall, W., Heather, N., & Wodak, A. (1991). Assessing opiate users: The Opiate Treatment Index (OTI). In: J. Hando (ed), Evaluating Clients and Treatments. NDARC Monograph No 11. Sydney: National Drug & Alcohol Research Centre.

56. Davidson, I., Rollnick, S., & MacEwan, I. (1991). Counselling the problem drinker. London: Routledge.

57. Dawe, S., Loxton, N., Hides, L., Kavanagh, D., & Mattick, R. (2002). Review of diagnostic screening instruments for alcohol and other drug use and other psychiatric disorders - 2nd edition. National Drug Strategy Monograph No 48. Canberra: Commonwealth Department of Health and Aged Care. (full report available)

58. Dawe, S. & Mattick, R.P. (1997). Review of diagnostic screening instruments for alcohol and other psychiatric disorders. Canberra: Australian Government Publishing Service. (full report available)

59. Day, C. (2003). Epidemiology of hepatitis C and HIV among Australian injecting drug users: a brief overview. In: Southgate, E., Day, C., Kimber, J., Weatherall, A., MacDonald, M., Woolcock, G., McGuckin, S., & Dolan, K. (eds). Dealing with risk: A multidisciplinary study of injecting drug use, hepatitis C and other blood-borne viruses in Australia. Australian National Council on Drugs, Canberra. pp 3-8. (full report available)

60. Day, C. & Dolan, K. (2001). Characteristics of Indigenous Injecting Drug Users in Sydney: gender, prison history and treatment experiences. Best Practice Interventions in Corrections for Indigenous People. Canberra: Australian Institute of Criminology.

61. Day, C., Dolan, K. & Post, J. (2003). Drugs and Bugs: a guide to injecting drug use and infections. Sydney: National Drug and Alcohol Research Centre.

62. Day, C., Woolcock, G. & Weatherall, A. (2003) National focus groups. In: Southgate, E., Day, C., Kimber, J., Weatherall, A., MacDonald, M., Woolcock, G., McGuckin, S., & Dolan, K. (eds). Dealing with risk: A multidisciplinary study of injecting drug use, hepatitis C and other blood-borne viruses in Australia. Australian National Council on Drugs, Canberra. pp 61-78. (full report available)

63. De Burgh, S.P.H. (1991). Alcohol and heart disease and the question of causality. In: Proceedings of the Conference on Medicinal Virtues of Alcohol in Moderation, Sydney, 30 October-1 November 1991. Victoria: The Medical Friends of Wine Society.

64. De Burgh, S. (1998). The distribution of alcohol consumption. In: M. Grant & J. Lifvak (eds), Drinking Patterns and their Consequences. Washington D.C., Taylor and Francis.

65. Degenhardt, L. (2001). Opioid Overdose Deaths in Australia. Sydney: National Drug and Alcohol Research Centre.

66. Degenhardt, L. and Barker, B. (2003). Cocaine and methamphetamine mentions in drug-induced deaths in Australia, 1997-2002. Sydney: National Drug and Alcohol Research Centre. (report available)

67. Degenhardt, L. and Barker, B. (2003). 2002 Australian Bureau of Statistics data on accidental opioid induced deaths. Sydney: National Drug and Alcohol Research Centre. (report available)

68. Degenhardt, L., & Day, C. (eds) (2004). The course and consequences of the heroin shortage in New South Wales. NDLERF Monograph Series No. 3. National Drug Law Enforcement Research Fund: Adelaide. (executive summary available)

69. Degenhardt, L. & Day, C. (2006). Impact of the heroin shortage: Additional research. NDLERF Monograph Series No. 19. National Drug Law Enforcement Research Fund: Adelaide.

70. Degenhardt, L., Day, C. & Hall, W. (eds) (2004). The causes, course and consequences of the heroin shortage in Australia. NDLERF Monograph Series No. 3. National Drug Law Enforcement Research Fund: Adelaide. (executive summary available)

71. Degenhardt, L., Day, C., Hall, W., & Bewley-Taylor, D.R. (2007). The Australian 'heroin shortage' six years on:  What, if any, are the implications for drug policy? Briefing Paper 12. The Beckley Foundation Drug Policy Program.

72. Degenhardt, L., Hall, W., & Lynskey, M. (2004). What is comorbidity and why does it occur? In: Teesson, M. & Proudfoot, H. (eds). Comorbid mental disorders and substance use disorders: epidemiology, prevention and treatment. Canberra: Australian Government Department of Health and Ageing. (full report available)

73. Degenhardt, L., Hall, W., Warner-Smith, M., & Lynskey, M. (2004). Illicit drug use. In: M. Ezzati, A.D. Lopez, A. Rodgers, & C.J.L. Murray (eds), Comparative Quantification of Health Risks: Global and Regional Burden of Disease Attributable to Selected Major Risk Factors Volume 1 , (pp 1109-1175). Geneva: Switzerland.

74. Degenhardt, L. & Roxburgh, A. (2007). 2005 Cocaine and methamphetamine related drug-induced deaths in Australia. Sydney: National Drug and Alcohol Research Centre. (report available)

75. Degenhardt, L. & Roxburgh, A. (2007). Accidental drug-induced deaths due to opioids in Australia, 2005. Sydney: National Drug and Alcohol Research Centre. (report available)

76. Degenhardt, L., Roxburgh, A. and Black, E. (2004). Cocaine and amphetamine mentions in accidental drug-induced deaths in Australia, 1997-2003. Sydney: National Drug and Alcohol Research Centre. (report available)

77. Degenhardt, L., Roxburgh, A. and Black, E. (2004). 2003 Australian Bureau of Statistics data on accidental opioid induced deaths. Sydney: National Drug and Alcohol Research Centre. (report available)

78. Degenhardt, L., Roxburgh, A. Black, E. & Dunn, M. (2006). Accidental drug-induced deaths due opioids in Australia, 2004. Sydney: National Drug and Alcohol Research Centre. (report available)

79. Degenhardt, L., Roxburgh, A. Black, E. & Dunn, M. (2006). 2004 Cocaine and amphetamine related drug-induced deaths in Australia. Sydney: National Drug and Alcohol Research Centre. (report available)

80. Dickerson, M., Wodak, A., Mattick, R., & Hill, S. (2001). Problem Drinking/Problem Gambling: A Study of Co-morbid Individuals in NSW. Sydney: University of Western Sydney.

81. Dietze, P., Miller, P., Clemens, S., Matthews, S., Gilmour, S., & Collins, L. (2004). The course and consequences of the heroin shortage in Victoria. NDLERF Monograph Series No. 6. National Drug Law Enforcement Research Fund: Adelaide. (executive summary available)

82. Dietze, P., Richards, J., Rumbold, G., Aitken, C., Day, C., McGregor, C., & Ritter, A. (2002). Treatment utilisation by heroin dependent persons in Australia: Implications for treatment service systems. Melbourne: Turning Point Alcohol and Drug Centre Inc.

83. Dillon, P. (2002). Foreword to T. McGill, Facing Drugs a guide for parents. Sydney: Griffin Press.

84. Dillon, P. (2003). Inhalants. Sydney: National Drug and Alcohol Research Centre.

85. Dillon, P. (2003). New risks from recreational substances. In: Club Health. The 2nd International Conference on Night-Life, Substance Use and Related Health Issues. 24th-27th March 2002, Fiera District, Rimini, Italy: Proceedings. 24-32.

86. Dillon, P., Cox, G. & O’Connor, M. (2004). What’s the score? The facts on alcohol, drugs and sport. Canberra: Australian Sports Commission Publications.

87. Dillon, P. & Dolan, K. (2000). Needle and syringe programs: your questions answered. Sydney: National Drug and Alcohol Research Centre.

88. Dillon, P., Peters, R., Copeland, J., & Beel, A. (1998). The quest for the body beautiful: Male anabolic-androgenic steroid use in NSW. In: Conference Proceedings: 2nd National Men's Health Conference 1997 (pp 100-105). Perth: Men's Health Teaching and Research Unit, School of Public Health, Curtin University of Technology.

89. Dillon, P. & Vogl, L. (2006). Young Men and Alcohol. Sydney: National Drug and Alcohol Research Centre.

90. Dillon, P. & Vogl, L. (2006). Young Women and Alcohol. Sydney: National Drug and Alcohol Research Centre.

91. Dixon, D. & Maher, L. (1999) Walls of silence. In: G. Hage & R. Couch (eds), The future of Australian multiculturalism. Sydney: Research Institute for Humanities and Social Sciences.

92. Dolan, K. (1996). HIV prevalence and transmission in prisons. In: L. Topp & P. Dillon (eds), Looking to the future: A second generation of drug research. Proceedings from the Tenth National Drug and Alcohol Research Centre Annual Symposium (pp 126-139). Sydney: National Drug and Alcohol Research Centre.

93. Dolan, K. (1997). AIDS drugs and risk behaviour in prison: State of the art. In: J. Nelles & A. Fuhrer (eds), Harm Reduction in Prison (pp 213-238). Bern: Swiss Federal Office of Public Health.

94. Dolan, K. (1997). Why is there conflicting evidence of HIV transmission in prison? In: O. O'Brien (ed), Report of the 3rd European Conference on Drug and HIV/AIDS Services in Prison (pp 19-21). London: Cranstoun Drug Services, London.

95. Dolan, K., Day, C., Southgate, E., & Jenkins, C. (2002). Effectiveness of interventions for marginalized and particularly vulnerable IDUs including prisoners, indigenous, MSM, and sex workers. 2001 Global Research Network Meeting on HIV Prevention in Drug-Using Populations. Fourth Annual Meeting Report. October 11-12, 2001 Melbourne, Australia (p 33-35). National Institutes of Health, US Department of Health and Human Services.

96. Dolan, K. & Crofts, N. (1999). A review of risk behaviours, transmission and prevention of blood borne viral infections in Australian prisons. In: D. Shewan & J.B. Davies (eds), Drug Use and Prisons. An International Perspective. (pp 215-232). London: Harwood Academic Publishers.

97. Dolan, K., Hall, W., & Wodak, A. (1998). The provision of methadone within prison settings. In: J. Ward, R.P. Mattick, & W. Hall (eds), Methadone Maintenance Treatment and Other Opioid Replacement Therapies (pp 379-396). Amsterdam: Harwood Academic Publishers.

98. Dolan, K., Khoei, E.M., Brentari, C., & Stevens, A. (2007). Prisons and Drugs: A global review of incarceration, drug use and drug services. Report 12 Oxford: Beckley Foundation.

99. Dolan, K., Topp, L., & MacDonald, M. (2000). Needle and syringe programs: a review of the evidence. National Drug and Alcohol Research Centre, Sydney.

100. Donnelly, N. & Hall, W. (1994). Patterns of cannabis use in Australia. National Drug Strategy Monograph Series No 27. Canberra: Australian Government Publication Service.

101. Donnelly, N., Hall, W., & Christie, P. (1999). Effects of the Cannabis Expiation Notice Scheme on levels and patterns of cannabis use in South Australia: Evidence from the National Drug Strategy Household Surveys 1985-1995. National Drug Strategy Research Monograph No 37. Canberra: Australian Government Publishing Service. (full report available)

102. Donoghoe, M., Hall, W., Ball, A., & Lopez, A. (1998). Opioid Overdose: Trends, risk factors, interventions and priorities for action. Geneva: Substance Abuse Department, World Health Organization.

103. Dray, A., Mazerolle, L., Perez, P. & Ritter, A. (2008) Drug Law Enforcement in an Agent-Based Model: Simulating the Disruption to Street-Level Drug Markets. In Dr Lin Liu and Dr John Eck (Eds) Artificial Crime Analysis Systems: Using Computer Simulations and Geographic Information Systems (pp. 352-371). Hershey, PA: Idea Group Publishing.

104. Dwyer, R., Fry, C., Carruthers, S., Bolleter, A., Dolan, K., Donald, A., Byrne, J., & Loxley, W. (2002). The Australian Blood-borne virus Risk and Injecting Drug Use Study (ABRIDUS): A national study of hepatitis C risk practices and contexts in Melbourne, Perth and Sydney. Fitzroy: Turning Point Alcohol & Drug Centre Inc.

105. Elkins, L. & Richmond, R. (1989). Women and Smoking: The Choice is Yours. Sydney: NSW Department of Health.

106. Elkins, L. & Richmond, R. (1991). Outcome results of the Smokescreen programme after being conducted in a hospital clinic and onsite in the workplace. In: The Global War: Proceedings of the Seventh World Conference on Smoking and Health, Perth, April 1990, (pp 639-644).

107. Fox, G.A. & Fox, A.M. (1991). A neuropsychological test for diffuse brain damage. In: W.R. Levick, B.G. Frost, M. Watson, & H.P. Pfister (eds) Brain Impairment: Advances in Applied Research, Proceedings of the 15th Annual Conference of the Australian Society for the Study of Brain Impairment (pp 165-171), University of Newcastle,.

108. Fox, A.M., Nabke, C., Chesher, G., Greeley, J., & Lemon, J. (1993). Acute and hangover effects of alcohol on event-related potentials (ERPs). In: H.D. Utzelmann, G. Berghaus, & G. Kroj (eds), Alcohol, Drugs and Traffic Safety – T92, Proceedings of the 12th International Conference on Alcohol, Drugs and Traffic Safety, Cologne, (pp 649-652).

109. Fry, A. & Teesson, M. (1999) Blacktown Youth Suicide Prevention Project: Hospital and Health Services Protocols 1.2.1 Final Report. Sydney: University of Western Sydney.

110. Gladstone, W. & Greeley, J. (1987). Methadone treatment: Principles policy and practice. In: J. Greeley & W. Gladstone (eds), Methadone Programs in Australia: Policy and Practice. NDARC Monograph No 1. Sydney: National Drug & Alcohol Research Centre.

111. Gowing, L., Proudfoot, H., Henry-Edwards, S., & Teesson, M. (2001). Evidence supporting treatment: the effectiveness of interventions for illicit drug use. ANCD Research Paper 3. Canberra: Australian National Council on Drugs.

112. Gray, D., Shaw, G., d’Abbs, P., Brooks, D., Stearns, A., Mosey, A., & Spooner, C. (2006). Policing, volatile substance misuse, and Indigenous Australians. NDLERF Monograph Series No. 16. National Drug Law Enforcement Research Fund: Adelaide. (full report available)

113. Greeley, J. & McDonald, D. (eds) (1990). Alcohol and Human Behaviour (Research Paper No 14) Canberra: Royal Commission into Aboriginal Deaths in Custody.

114. Greeley, J. D., Pead, J., Murray, T., Pahoki, S., Ritter, A., Felstead, B., Mattick, R.P., & Heather, N. (1995). Preliminary outcome of cue exposure treatment for alcohol dependence. In: L. S. Harris (ed), Problems of Drug Dependence 1994: Proceedings of the 56th Annual Scientific Meeting - The College on Problems of Drug Dependence Volume II: Abstracts (p 233). National Institute on Drug Abuse Research Monograph 153. Rockville, MD: National Institutes of Health.

115. Greeley, J., Swift, W., & Heather, N. (1993). Desire to drink or not to drink in alcohol-dependent patients in treatment. In: L.S. Harris (ed), Problems of drug dependence 1991: Proceedings of the 53rd Annual Scientific Meeting of the Committee on Problems of Drug Dependence, Inc NIDA Research Monograph No. 132 (p 212). Rockville, MD: National Institute on Drug Abuse.

116. Greeley, J., Swift, W., Prescott, J., & Heather, N. (1993). Cue reactivity in heavy and light drinkers. In: L.S. Harris (ed), Problems of drug dependence 1991: Proceedings of the 53rd Annual Scientific Meeting of the Committee on Problems of Drug Dependence, Inc. NIDA Research Monograph No. 119 (p 325). Rockville, MD: National Institute on Drug Abuse.

117. Greeley, J. & Westbrook, F. (1991). Associative learning, drug use and addictive behaviour. In: N. Heather, W.R. Miller & J. Greeley (eds), Self-control and the Addictive Behaviors. Sydney: Maxwell MacMillan.

118. Hall, W. (1990). A survey of early and brief intervention research in Australia. In: J. Carless & W. Hall (eds), Proceedings from the National Workshop into Early/Brief Interventions for Drug and Alcohol Problems. NDARC Monograph No 9. Sydney: National Drug and Alcohol Research Centre.

119. Hall, W. (1994). Cannabis use and mental health. Proceedings of the 1994 APSAD National Conference: Alcohol, Drugs and the Family. Sydney, APSAD.

120. Hall, W. (1995). Substance abuse. In: A. Jorm (ed), Men and Mental Health. Canberra: National Health and Medical Research Council, Australian Government Publishing Service.

121. Hall, W. (1996). What have populations surveys revealed about substance use disorders and their comorbidity with other mental disorders? In: Substance Use and Mental Illness: Proceedings of the Fourth Lingard Symposium. Newcastle: Hunter Institute of Mental Health.

122. Hall, W. (1998). Cannabis use and psychosis. In: M.Teehan & D. Chong (eds), Having it Both Ways: Problematic Drug and Alcohol Use and Mental Illness. Melbourne: Jesuit Social Services.

123. Hall, W. (1999). Assessing the health and psychological effects of cannabis use. In: H. Kalant, W. Corrigal, W. Hall, & R. Smart (eds), The Health Effects of Cannabis. (pp ix-xi). Toronto: Addiction Research Foundation.

124. Hall, W. (1999) Heroin and other opioid overdose deaths in Australia. In: Heroin Crisis. (pp 170-176). Melbourne: Bookman Press.

125. Hall, W. (2000). The mental health effects of cannabis use. (pp 550-553). In: M. Gelder, J.J. Lopez-Ibor & N. Andreasen (eds), New Oxford Textbook of Psychiatry. Oxford University Press.

126. Hall, W. (Chair) (2000) Report of the Working Party on the Use of Cannabis for Medical Purposes. Volume 1: Executive Summary. Sydney: NSW Government. (full report available)

127. Hall, W. (Chair) (2000) Report of the Working Party on the Use of Cannabis for Medical Purposes. Volume 2: Full Report. Sydney: NSW Government. (full report available)

128. Hall, W. (2002). Gewohnheitsmaiger cannabiskonsum und Telinahme am Straenverkehr. In: F. Grotenhermen and M. Karus (eds), Cannabis, Straenverkehr und Arbeitswelt. Berlin: Springer.

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