HRB National Drugs Library e-newsletter volume 17, issue 12

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Irish-related publications

International publications

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Irish-related publications

Healthy Ireland survey 2021 summary of findings.

Ipsos MRBI (2021) Dublin: Government Publications

Healthy Ireland at work: A National Framework for Healthy Workplaces in Ireland 2021–2025

Department of Health (2021) Dublin: Government of Ireland

[Video] Panel discussion: Drug markets in Ireland and Scotland: problems and possible solutions?

(2021) Global Initiative Against Transnational Organized Crime

Ireland: country health profile 2021, State of health in the EU.

(2021) Paris / Brussels: OECD Publishing and European Observatory on Health Systems and Policies.

Our journey towards vision zero: Ireland’s Government Road Safety strategy 2021–2030.

Road Safety Authority (2021) Dublin: Department of Transport

Growing Up in Ireland: The lives of 20-year-olds: making the transition to adulthood.

O’Mahony, Desmond et al (2021) Dublin: ESRI; Trinity College Dublin; Department of Children Equality, Disability, Integration and Youth.

Health and wellbeing in childhood and adolescence.

Nolan, Anne and Smyth, Emer (2021) Dublin: Economic and Social Research Institute.

Towards a neurodevelopmentally aware, trauma-responsive penal policy and practice.

Mulcahy, Jane (2021) DOI: 10.13140/RG.2.2.16066.91845

Strengthening Europe in the fight against cancer - towards a comprehensive and coordinated strategy.

European Parliament Special Committee on Beating Cancer (2021) Brussels: European Parliament.

“We don’t have any answers within the current framework”: tensions within cannabis policy change in Ireland.

O'Ralaigh, Chris and Morton, Sarah (2021) Drugs and Alcohol Today, Early online. https://doi.org/10.1108/DAT-10-2020-0064

Prescribing patterns of medicinal cannabis for epilepsy.

Gilligan, M and Widdess-Walsh, P (2021) Irish Medical Journal, 114, (10).

Sentencing Guidelines and Information Committee – sentencing judgements.

The Judicial Council, Sentencing Guidelines and Information Committee (2021) Dublin: The Judicial Council.

PEIN podcast: Perspectives on prevention - Vivian Geiran.

Quinn, Marian (2021) Prevention & Early Intervention Network Ireland.

Chief Constable’s accountability report to the Northern Ireland Policing Board.

(2021) Belfast: Police Service of Northern Ireland.

Health survey Northern Ireland: first results 2020/21.

Corrigan, Deirdre et al (2021) Belfast: Department of Health.

Credit Unions, gambling, and vulnerability. Report on research seminar, 24 November 2021.

(2021) Dublin: Swoboda Research Centre.

Report on policing performance by the Garda Síochána during the COVID-19 health crisis.

(2021) Dublin: Policing Authority.

National Poisons Information Centre annual report 2020.

(2021) Dublin: National Poisons Information Centre.

Independent Reporting Commission: fourth report.

(2021) Dublin: Department of Justice and Equality.

Simon Communities of Ireland annual report 2020.

(2021) Dublin: Simon Communities of Ireland.

Drinks Ireland annual review 2020-2021.

(2021) Dublin: Drinks Ireland

An Garda Siochana annual policing plan 2020.

(2020) Tullamore: An Garda Siochana.

Recorded crime Q3 2021.

(2021) Cork: Central Statistics Office

Department of Children, Equality, Disability, Integration and Youth annual report 2020

(2021) Dublin: Department of Children.

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