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Harm Reduction Journal|May 12, 2023
'This is hardcore': a qualitative study exploring service users' experiences of Heroin-Assisted Treatment (HAT) in Middlesbrough, EnglandFleur Riley, Magdalena Harris, Hannah Louise Poulter, et al.Harm Reduction Journal|June 4, 2015
Client-identified needs and agency-provided services at a harm reduction community based organization in the District of ColumbiaAllison O'Rourke, Monica S Ruiz, Sean T AllenHarm Reduction Journal|June 13, 2015
Before the ban--an exploratory study of a local khat market in East London, U.KSaba Kassim, Asha Dalsania, Johan Nordgren, et al.Harm Reduction Journal|June 21, 2015
The common sense model applied to hepatitis C: a qualitative analysis of the impact of disease comparison and witnessed death on hepatitis C illness perceptionStella A Safo, Abigail Batchelder, Deena Peyser, et al.Harm Reduction Journal|March 8, 2018
A national public health programme on gambling policy development in New Zealand: insights from a process evaluationKomathi Kolandai-Matchett, Jason Landon, Maria Bellringer, et al.Harm Reduction Journal|December 23, 2018
Rigidity, dyskinesia and other atypical overdose presentations observed at a supervised injection site, Vancouver, CanadaMai-Lei Woo Kinshella, Tim Gauthier, Mark LysyshynHarm Reduction Journal|February 16, 2007
Achieving a high coverage--the challenge of controlling HIV spread in heroin usersMing-qiang Li, Shui-shan Lee, Zhi-gao Gan, et al.Harm Reduction Journal|December 21, 2006
HIV seroprevalence among participants at a Supervised Injection Facility in Vancouver, Canada: implications for prevention, care and treatmentMark W Tyndall, Evan Wood, Ruth Zhang, et al.Harm Reduction Journal|October 13, 2006
Harm reduction services for British Columbia's First Nation population: a qualitative inquiry into opportunities and barriers for injection drug usersDennis Wardman, Darryl QuantzHarm Reduction Journal|December 16, 2006
Barriers to the dissemination of four harm reduction strategies: a survey of addiction treatment providers in OntarioKaren L Hobden, John A CunninghamPageof 174