HRB National Drugs Library e-newsletter volume 17, issue 5

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Irish-related publications

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Irish-related publications

College students’ perspectives on an alcohol prevention programme and student drinking – A focus group study.

Calnan S & Davoren MP (2021) Nordic Studies on Alcohol and Drugs, Early online.

Patterns of new psychoactive substance use among opioid-dependent patients attending for opioid substitution treatment.

McCarron, Peter et al (2021) Heroin Addiction and Related Clinical Problems, Early online.

Preventing harmful alcohol use - Ireland.

OECD (2021) Paris: OECD Publishing.

Doctor-patient interactions that exclude patients experiencing homelessness from health services: an ethnographic exploration.

O'Carroll, Austin & Wainwright, David (2021) BJGP Open.

Risk and protective factors in adolescent behaviour: The role of family, school and neighbourhood characteristics in (mis)behaviour among young people.

Smyth E & Darmody M (2021) Dublin: Economic and Social Research Institute.

Country-level meritocratic beliefs moderate the social gradient in adolescent mental health: a multilevel study in 30 European countries.

Weinberg D et al (2021) The Journal of Adolescent Health, 68, (3), pp.548-557.

The effects of cannabis on mental health. Information sheet for health professionals.

ICGP (2020) Dublin: Irish College of Psychiatrists.

Cannabidiol (CBD) and CBD products.

ICGP (2021) Dublin: Irish College of Psychiatrists.

Cannabis and your mental health.

ICGP (2021) Dublin: Irish College of Psychiatrists.

Nothing about us without us: the current voices of the Irish methadone service users [Draft].

Healy R (2021) Service Users Rights in Action (SURIA).

Drug education among third-level students and its relationship to subsequent illicit drug behaviours and attitudes.

Breen A et al (2021) [Thesis] School of Psychology, Trinity College Dublin.

The Five Nations model for prison health surveillance: lessons from practice across the UK and Republic of Ireland.

Perrett S et al (2020) Journal of Public Health, 42, (4), e561-e572.

Common mental disorders among Irish jockeys: prevalence and risk factors.

King L et al (2021) The Physician and Sportsmedicine, 49, (2), pp. 207-213.

The alcohol file. Why does Ireland continue to have a high level of alcohol use?

[Audio] (2021) Alcohol Action Ireland.

Hidden harm and Covid-19: exploring the impacts and solutions.

(2021) Dublin: Alcohol Action Ireland.

Growing Up in Ireland. Key findings: special COVID-19 survey.

ESRI and Trinity College Dublin (2021) ESRI; Trinity College Dublin; Department of Children and Youth Affairs.

The dynamics of child poverty in Ireland: evidence from the Growing Up in Ireland survey.

Maitre, Bertrand et al (2021) Dublin: ESRI.

Poverty, income inequality and living standards in Ireland.

Roantree, Barra et al (2021) Dublin: ESRI.

A qualitative study of the perceptions of mental health among the Traveller community in Ireland.

Villani J & Barry MM (2021) Health Promotion International, Early online.

Markedly poor physical functioning status of people experiencing homelessness admitted to an acute hospital setting.

Kiernan, Sinead et al (2021) Scientific Reports, 11, 9911.

Referral patterns for specialist child and adolescent mental health services in the Republic of Ireland during the COVID-19 pandemic compared with 2019 and 2018.

McNicholas, Fiona et al (2021) BJPsych Open, 7, (3), e91.

A study of Tusla - Child and Family Agency’s actions and decision-making process following An Garda Síochána’s application of Section 12 of the Child Care Act 1991.

Devaney C et al (2020) Galway: UNESCO Child and Family Research Centre, National University of Ireland Galway

Media reporting guidelines - HIV.

(2021) Dublin: HIV Ireland.

[Webpage] Mental health educate.

Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland (2021)

Healthy Ireland strategic action plan 2021-2025.

Department of Health (2021) Dublin: Government of Ireland.

National Cancer Strategy 2017-2026: implementation report 2020.

(2021) Dublin: Department of Health.

BelongTo youth services annual report 2020.

(2021) Dublin: BeLong to Youth Project.

Revenue Commissioners annual report 2020.

(2021) Dublin: Revenue Commissioners.

Peter McVerry Trust annual report 2020.

(2021) Dublin: Peter McVerry Trust

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