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Re-Solv's Research Blog: August 2010
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Re-Solv has received 3-year funding from the Big Lottery Research Fund to look into current VSM practice across the UK and the response from the professional community. The research will commence in May 2010. Check here for regular updates. Tuesday, August 10, 2010. Thank you for helping us to keep VSA on the public agenda. Posted by Re-Solv @ 10:48 am. Stephen Ream, Re-Solv. St George's University Hospital. The Drug Education Forum. A thorough piece of research. New report on VSA deaths.
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Re-Solv's Research Blog: January 2012
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Re-Solv has received 3-year funding from the Big Lottery Research Fund to look into current VSM practice across the UK and the response from the professional community. The research will commence in May 2010. Check here for regular updates. Friday, January 06, 2012. Prevention may not be better than cure. But things are only really cheap if they work. And, for example, my blog entry of 1. If the meta-message is that drug use is widespread, higher exposure to Campaign ads should cause an immediate effect ...
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Re-Solv's Research Blog: December 2011
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Re-Solv has received 3-year funding from the Big Lottery Research Fund to look into current VSM practice across the UK and the response from the professional community. The research will commence in May 2010. Check here for regular updates. Tuesday, December 20, 2011. Reaching Parents: A case of successful advertising? My blog of December 1. But how about campaigns that aimed at parents? A campaign evaluation indicated that some did. In the years following the campaign, VSM-related deaths among under...
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Re-Solv's Research Blog: May 2010
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Re-Solv has received 3-year funding from the Big Lottery Research Fund to look into current VSM practice across the UK and the response from the professional community. The research will commence in May 2010. Check here for regular updates. Friday, May 14, 2010. Re-Solv has started work with our partners. And St George's University Hospital London to explore current patterns of VS misuse, and to look into what professionals think is currently the most effective prevention. Posted by Re-Solv @ 2:29 pm.
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Re-Solv's Research Blog: December 2012
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Re-Solv has received 3-year funding from the Big Lottery Research Fund to look into current VSM practice across the UK and the response from the professional community. The research will commence in May 2010. Check here for regular updates. Tuesday, December 11, 2012. A thorough piece of research. A paper based on research funded through this Project has just been published. It uses data collected by the long-running research project on VS-related deaths at St George’s (see my previous blog). One of the ...
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Re-Solv's Research Blog: March 2012
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Re-Solv has received 3-year funding from the Big Lottery Research Fund to look into current VSM practice across the UK and the response from the professional community. The research will commence in May 2010. Check here for regular updates. Tuesday, March 20, 2012. Evidence for effective interventions. A recent article in the UK medical journal The. By John Strang, Thomas Babor, Jonathan Caulkins, Benedikt Fischer, David Foxcroft, Keith Humphreys) is titled ‘. Controls on prescription drugs. Supply shock...
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Re-Solv's Research Blog: October 2011
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Re-Solv has received 3-year funding from the Big Lottery Research Fund to look into current VSM practice across the UK and the response from the professional community. The research will commence in May 2010. Check here for regular updates. Tuesday, October 04, 2011. But there are many bright spots - for example, a recent publication from the Welsh Assembly Government puts VSA at the heart of their Substance Misuse Treatment Framework: the 'Volatile Substance Misuse Module' can be downloaded as a pdf: ht...
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Re-Solv's Research Blog: February 2012
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Re-Solv has received 3-year funding from the Big Lottery Research Fund to look into current VSM practice across the UK and the response from the professional community. The research will commence in May 2010. Check here for regular updates. Sunday, February 12, 2012. Evaluating Prevention: what to measure? But how robust were the outcome measures? In a commentary on the Addiction paper it is pointed out that:. Bodin and Strandberg summarize a set of behaviours under the outcome of reported frequency of d...
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Re-Solv's Research Blog: July 2012
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Re-Solv has received 3-year funding from the Big Lottery Research Fund to look into current VSM practice across the UK and the response from the professional community. The research will commence in May 2010. Check here for regular updates. Tuesday, July 03, 2012. Inhalants in the ESPAD Survey part 3: Visualising the data. To see what it could do. I took one of the ESPAD tables which I’d created in Excel. Which I downloaded for free from http:/ www.tableausoftware.com/public. It shows the reported preval...
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Re-Solv's Research Blog: June 2012
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Re-Solv has received 3-year funding from the Big Lottery Research Fund to look into current VSM practice across the UK and the response from the professional community. The research will commence in May 2010. Check here for regular updates. Wednesday, June 06, 2012. Inhalants in the ESPAD Survey part 2: Some Findings. The 2011 ESPAD Survey was. The question that students were asked about inhalants was:. On how many occasions (if any) have you used inhalants (x, y) to get high? In nearly half of the count...
