Harm Reduction in Substance Use and High–Risk Behaviour

Spis treści:
CHAPTER 1 Introduction to Harm Reduction including a brief history.
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CHAPTER 2 Harm Reduction as policy.
CHAPTER 3 Harm reduction as practice.
CHAPTER 4 Legalisation as a possibility.
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CHAPTER 5 The ethics of harm reduction.
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CHAPTER 6 A theological approach to harm reduction.
CHAPTER 7 Safer Injecting.
CHAPTER 8 Safer dance drug use.
CHAPTER 9 Safer stimulant use.
CHAPTER 10 Safer opiate use.
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CHAPTER 11 Safer alcohol use.
CHAPTER 12 Safer use of performance enhancing drugs.
CHAPTER 13 Safer tobacco use.
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CHAPTER 14 Safer sex working (including the associated drug use).
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CHAPTER 15 Harm Reduction and Youth.
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CHAPTER 16 Harm Reduction and Women.
CHAPTER 17 Harm Reduction and Homelessness.
CHAPTER 18 Harm Reduction and Special Populations (eg aboriginal, dual disorders, prisons, immigrants, seniors, rural/remote).
CHAPTER 19 Establishing Harm Reduction Policies and Programs.
CHAPTER 20 Conclusion

Nota biograficzna:
Diane Riley is a policy analyst with the Canadian Foundation for Drug Policy and Assistant Professor of Medicine at the University of Toronto. She is a founding member of the International Harm Reduction Association and a member of the Board of Directors of the Canadian HIV/AIDS Legal Network
Richard Pates is a consultant clinical psychologist and clinical director of the Addiction services for Cardiff and vale NHS Trust. He has worked in the field for nearly 20 years and has extensive experience of treating people with amphetamine problems. His research interests include the treatment of amphetamine problems and aspects of injecting. He is also editor of The Journal of Substance Use.