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Aims. To ascertain the prevalence and risk factors for non‐fatal overdose among heroin
users to assist in the development of an effective intervention. Design. Cross‐sectional …

Aims. Before proceeding with the introduction of an overdose fatality prevention programme
including teaching in cardio‐pulmonary resuscitation and distribution of naloxone, a pre …

Conducting research in conflict environments is a challenge, given their complexity and
common attitudes of distrust and suspicion. Yet, conflict and methodology are usually …

Snowball sampling is generally seen as a highly effective sampling technique that allows for
the study of difficult to reach or 'hidden'populations. It is also seen as a valuable tool for the …

Rowland Atkinson and John Flint are researchers at the Department of Urban Studies,
University of Glasgow. Both have an interest in the spatial distribution and experience of …

This book was written partly for my own sake. I was born into a very poor family in Southern
Thailand. Mum and Dad were the products of marginalised migrant populations in Thailand …

Abstract The Severity of Dependence Scale (SDS) was devised to provide a short, easily
administered scale which can be used to measure the degree of dependence experienced …

PURPOSE We wanted to review and synthesize published criteria for good qualitative
research and develop a cogent set of evaluative criteria. METHODS We identified published …

Who watches over the party-state? In this engaging analysis, Maria Repnikova reveals the
webs of an uneasy partnership between critical journalists and the state in China. More than …