24. Government drug policy expenditure in Australia - 2009/10
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EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
harm reduction
Opening Doors: Increasing access to effective harm reduction interventions for vulnerable and marginalised young drug users
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Final report for the Opening Doors project.
The integration of harm reduction into abstinence-based therapeutic communities: A case study of We Help Ourselves
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NDARC Technical Report No. 263 (2007)
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
International survey of supervised injecting centres (1999-2000)
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NDARC Technical Report No. 126 (2002)
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
Six-month process evaluation report on the Medically Supervised Injecting Centre (MSIC)
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NDARC Technical Report No. 124 (2001)
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
Prison-based syringe exchange: a review of international research and program development
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NDARC Technical Report No. 112 (2001)
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
An evaluation of a needle and syringe information kit
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NDARC Technical Report No. 102 (2001)
SUMMARY
Is syringe exchange feasible in a prison setting? An exploratory study of the issues
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NDARC Technical Report No. 25 (1995)
SUMMARY
Supply demand and harm reduction strategies in Australian prisons: An update
The Australian National Council on Drugs (ANCD) has requested a review of the prevalence of alcohol and/or drug use problems among prisoners and the range and availability of supply, demand and harm reduction programs and services in prisons.
Project Status:
Completed