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C. Godfrey, D. Stewart, M. Gossop (2004)
Economic analysis of costs and consequences of the treatment of drug misuse: 2-year outcome data from the National Treatment Outcome Research Study (NTORS).Addiction, 99 6
T. Millar, I. Gemmell, G. Hay, M. Donmall (2004)
The Dynamics of Drug Misuse: assessing changes in prevalence
The paper covers:• nature of the drug problem ‐ drug dependence, prevalence of misuse, distribution of problematic drug‐users (PDUs) across NOMS and how drug‐related offending manifests itself• drug strategy in prisons ‐ demand reduction, supply reduction and establishing through‐care linkages, clinical services, counselling, assessment, referral, advice and through‐care services (CARATs), drug rehabilitation programmes, drug testing programmes, supply reduction initiatives, DIP linkages and wider resettlement agenda• assessing need and planning for the future ‐ needs analysis, development of the collaborative drug treatment vision, initiatives planned or under way to improve quality and amount of treatment available, and mainstreaming/integration of services to reduce re‐offending and make public environment safer.
The British Journal of Forensic Practice – Emerald Publishing
Published: Nov 1, 2005
Keywords: Drug misuse; Demand reduction; Supply reduction; Reduced re‐offending
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