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Australia’s AOD landscape: Reflections on 15 years serving on the Board of a national research institute
June 2024
This edition's opinion piece is written by retiring NDRI Board Chair Adjunct Professor Michael Moore, who reflects on Australia's AOD landscape and informing and influencing policy makers.
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April 2016
Researcher engagement with people who use drugs
Alison Ritter, Kari Lancaster and Monica Barratt, Drug Policy Modelling Program, NDARC
February 2016
From epidemic to evidence: Effectively managing the harms sssociated with crystal methamphetamine
Professor Ann Roche, NCETA
December 2015
Primary health care and other social issues for older people who inject drugs
Australians are now living longer, and increasing numbers of people are affected by chronic disease.
October 2015
Do workplace alcohol and drug policies improve employee health and wellbeing and reduce harm?
Interest in the workplace as a setting to address a range of health issues continues to grow both internationally and within Australia.
August 2015
Suicide risk in alcohol & other drug treatment settings: A persistent clinical issue
The Suicide Assessment Kit (SAK) was developed by NDARC to help alcohol and other drug treatment agencies manage and reduce their client's risk o
June 2015
Can the Internet deliver AOD services when and where they are needed?
One approach to increasing the reach of AOD services and providing both anonymous and ready access, has been the development of online interventions.
April 2015
Addressing alcohol and other drug use among older Australians
Australia’s population is ageing and is doing so at a faster rate than ever before.
February 2015
New Research on ‘Study Drugs’ Planned
University student guilds and health services are receiving anecdotal reports of increased use of so-called 'study drugs' by students.
February 2015
Breaking the Ice: Using evidence to gain perspective on the ice epidemic and what it means for responses
The population rate of methamphetamine use has remained relatively static over the last 10 years.
November 2014
Australia’s alcohol policy ranking does not match its alcohol consumption ranking: what’s going on?
Australia ranks first in terms of the number of alcohol policies it has and its enforcement of those policies, yet alcohol consumption exceeds that of
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Australia’s AOD landscape: Reflections on 15 years serving on the Board of a national research institute
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