Gervasoni, J. - P., Zobel, F., Kellerhals, C., Dubois-Arber, F., Spencer, B., Jeannin, A., et al. (2000). Evaluation der Massnahmen des Bundes zur Verminderung der Drogenprobleme : dritter zusammenfassender Bericht 1997-1999. Lausanne: Institut universitaire de médecine sociale et préventive (IUMSP).
Keywords: government and politics; AOD use, abuse, and dependence; history; strategy; prevalence; treatment and maintenance; harm reduction; professional education; epidemiology; Switzerland; evaluation
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Bundesamt für Gesundheit. (2006). QuaTheDA : die Qualitätsnorm für den Suchthilfebereich : Version 1.0 : Referenzsystem, Leitfaden, das Projekt QuaTheDa, Muster QM-Handbuch, die Korrelationsmatrizen, theoretische Grundlagen QMS, Liste Q-Dokumente. Bern: Bundesamt für Gesundheit (BAG).
Keywords: other media; compact disc; Cd-Rom; treatment and maintenance; residential facility; quality; quality control; QuaTheDA; Switzerland
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Aids-Hilfe Schweiz. (2009). Stella : deutsch. Zürich: Aids-Hilfe Schweiz (AHS).
Keywords: health promotion; prevention; HIV infection; Aids; hepatitis; Switzerland
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Comte, C., Tshibangu, N., & Schweiz, A. - H. (2007). “Wie wirst du dich entscheiden?” : Quiz-Karte (Sujet 2) für Migrantinnen und Migranten (A. - H. Schweiz, & Afrimedia, Eds.). Zürich: Aids-Hilfe Schweiz (AHS); Bundesamt für Gesundheit (BAG).
Keywords: migration; prevention; prevention campaign; prevention directed at groups; HIV infection; Aids; Switzerland
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Comte, C., Tshibangu, N., & Schweiz, A. - H. (2007). “Wie wirst du dich entscheiden?” : Quiz-Karte (Sujet 1) für Migrantinnen und Migranten (A. - H. Schweiz, & Afrimedia, Eds.). Zürich: Aids-Hilfe Schweiz (AHS); Bundesamt für Gesundheit (BAG).
Keywords: migration; prevention; prevention campaign; prevention directed at groups; HIV infection; Aids; Switzerland
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Sucht Info Schweiz. (2010). Fragen und Antworten zu Cannabis. Lausanne: Author.
Abstract: Wie schädlich ist Cannabis? Die Risiken von Cannabiskonsum sind unterschiedlich, je nachdem wer wie, wie viel, wie häufig und in welcher Situation konsumiert. Diese Broschüre bietet einen Überblick über den Stand des Wissens.
Keywords: addiction; AOD abuse; AOD consumption; AOD dependent; health; cannabis; prevention
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Hunt, N. (2004). Public health or human rights: what comes first? International journal of drug policy, 15(4; 09/2004), 231–237.
Abstract: Respect for human rights is a defining feature of harm reduction, which is commonly characterised as a public health-based movement. The importance it attaches to ‘user-friendliness’ and the view that drug users have a right to the same respect and dignity that other users of health and social care services receive is largely undisputed among harm reductionists. Within harm reduction there is also a developing discourse identifying drug use itself as a human right; nudging harm reduction towards being a rights based movement. This allows us to describe two philosophies of harm reduction: a ‘weak rights’ version, in which people are entitled to good treatment and a ‘strong rights’ version that additionally recognises a basic right to use drugs. Prioritising human rights or public health can lead to different concepts of harm reduction and different forms of ‘right action’. Privileging health may even, in some circumstances, be consistent with prohibitionary policies if these reduce harm. By contrast, the strong rights version of harm reduction subordinates public health considerations to the right to use drugs and implies support for policies that may sometimes increase harm. In the UK, the publication of ‘The Angel Declaration’, which recognises a right to use drugs and proposes a skeletal regulatory framework for a post-prohibition era, adds to the impetus for harm reductionists to clarify whether they fully embrace a right to use drugs within their understanding of harm reduction. This paper elaborates these issues in the context of the constraints upon the development of an evidence-based approach to controlling drug use that arise from the UN Conventions of 1961, 1971 and 1988.
Keywords: human rights; public health; AOD use; harm reduction
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Haden, M. (2004). Public opinion about syringe exchange programmes in the USA: an analysis of national surveys. International journal of drug policy, 15(4; 09/2004), 225–230.
Abstract: This commentary explores the concept of a regulated market for currently illegal drugs. It details a variety of specific public health tools which could be used in a regulatory regimen to control access to these substances. The distinction between administrative and social controlling mechanisms is discussed. The author concludes that a regulated market for drugs founded on inclusive public health and moral principles is a rational approach to the pervasive global concern of illegal drugs in our society.
Keywords: drug market; illicit drug; legal regulation; drug legalization; drug decriminalization; public health; AOD public policy strategy; policy recommendations
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various. (2010). C2H5OH – Alkohol und Politik Nr. Oktober 2010. C2H5OH – Alkohol und Politik : Magazin, (2; 10/2010), 30.
Keywords: government and politics; laws and regulations; alcohol; AOD use; adolescent; history; financing; social insurance; taxes; United States; Switzerland; Europe; newsletter
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Da Cunha, A., Caprani, I., Martins, E., Schmid, O., & Stofer, S. (2010). Evaluation der stationären Suchteinrichtungen in der Westschweiz und ihrer Komplementarität zum ambulanten und sozialmedizinischen Angebot : Schlussbericht. Lausanne: Université de Lausanne, Faculté des géosciences et de l'environnement, Institut de géographie; Université de Lausanne, Observatoire universitaire de la ville et du développement durable.
Keywords: treatment and maintenance; inpatient care; evaluation; residential facility; patient; recommendations or guidelines; Switzerland; French-speaking Switzerland; report
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