public policyHistorically, doctors have had a profound influence on public policy, both for alcohol and drug misuse. However, many powerful voices from a wide variety of stakeholders can be identified around the table of policy debate, including the alcoholic beverage and pharmaceutical industries, ...
In May of 2018, the Alcohol (Minimum Pricing) (Scotland) Act 2012 came into effect. The law aims to reduce excessive drinking and the associated harms but was delayed due to a Supreme Court challenge by industry bodies. In December 2018, the U.S. Surgeon General issued an advisory warning...
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Alcohol and other drug policy has two main goals: problem reduction and better management of problems.doi:10.1002/j.1839-4655.1991.tb00896.xDebraBlaze-TemplePeterHowatJudyBarneyBillSaundersStanSaxonWiley-BlackwellAustralian Journal of Social Issues...
If the employee does not pass the drug test, he/she will be terminated. If another incident occurs and the employee is found in violation of the policy or does not pass a drug/alcohol test, the employee will be terminated. ...
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The Centre for Alcohol and Drug Research (CRF) has since its foundation in 1991 had a strong tradition for research in drug control. However, researchers at CRF have also started to study drug policy not only from a control perspective but also from a perspective of health and welfare issues...
Why Are People With ADHD More Likely to Abuse Drugs and Alcohol? People with ADHD tend to be more impulsive and likely to have behavior problems, both of which can contribute to drug and alcohol abuse, researchers say. Also, both ADHD andalcoholismtend to run in families. A child with AD...
policy developments in Scotland [32], Ireland [33], Lithuania [34] and Estonia [35] demonstrate the importance of this evidence base in facilitating policy change. Second, researchers have identified the alcohol industry as a key barrier to the enactment and implementation of evidence-informed ...
In the ACF, policy-oriented learning or external shocks are the main sources of policy change (Weible et al., 2009). The ACF has been applied to recent alcohol policy developments in Scotland, England and Ireland, with public health actors and the alcohol industry identified as opposing ...