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Expertinnenkommission des Bundesamtes für Gesundheit Weiterbildung im Suchtbereich, & Commission d'experts de l'Office fédéral de la santé publique Formation continue dans le domaine des dépendances. (2008). Kompetenzprofil Sucht = Profil de compétences : spécialiste dépendances. Bern; Berne: Bundesamtes für Gesundheit (BAG), ExpertInnenkommission Weiterbildung im Suchtbereich (EWS); Office fédéral de la santé publique (OFSP), Commission d'experts Formation continue dans le domaine des dépendances (CFD).
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World Health Organization (Ed.). (1986). Ottawa charter for health promotion. Geneva: World Health Organization (WHO).
Keywords: health promotion; public policy on health; community action; health care delivery; international area
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Parasol EMT. (2000). Active first aid online! Fyshwick: Author.
Keywords: first aid; Internet; training manual; Australia
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Fachgruppe Kontakt- und Anlaufstellen. (2001). Standards für Kontakt- und Anlaufstellen der niederschwelligen Sucht-Hilfe. Zürich: Verband Sucht- und Drogenfachleute Deutschschweiz, Fachgruppe Kontakt- und Anlaufstellen.
Abstract: Im Februar 2001 durch die Fachgruppe K&A des VSD (Verband Sucht- und Drogenfachleute Deutschschweiz) im Sinne einer Leitplanke und Orientierungshilfe verabschiedete “Standards für Kontakt- und Anlaufstellen der niederschwelligen Sucht-Hilfe”. Aktualisiert im Juli 2002.
Keywords: harm reduction; contact center; employee-related issues; concept; quality control; recommendations or guidelines; Switzerland
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Groupe de spécialistes CA&C. (2001). Standards pour les centres d'accueil et de consultation (CA&C) à seuil bas dans le domaine des dépendances. Zurich: Groupe de spécialistes CA&C.
Keywords: harm reduction; contact center; employee-related issues; concept; quality control; recommendations or guidelines; Switzerland
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Hong Kong Council of Social Service. (2002). What is Harm Reduction? Hong Kong: Author.
Keywords: harm reduction; AOD use, abuse, and dependence; illicit drug; intravenous drug user; HIV infection; Aids; needle distribution and exchange; international area; China; Hong Kong
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National Working Group on Policy. (1996). Harm reduction: concepts and practice : a policy discussion paper. Ottawa: Canadian Centre on Substance Abuse (CCSA).
Keywords: harm reduction; concept; public policy; Canada
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Harm Reduction Coalition. (2001). Hepatitis C awareness curriculum. New York: Harm Reduction Coalition (HRC).
Keywords: drug user; hepatitis C; liver; prevention; intravenous injection; treatment and maintenance; HIV infection
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UK Hepatitis C Resource Centre. (2004). Hepatitis C information pack. Glasgow: Mainliners, UK Hepatitis C Resource Centre.
Keywords: viral hepatitis; hepatitis C; prevention; diagnosis; alcohol; chronic disease; treatment and maintenance; treatment side effects; HIV infection; United Kingdom; directory
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Hepatitis C Subcommittee of the Ministerial Advisory Committee on AIDS, S. H. and H., & Blood Borne Virus and Sexually Transmissible Infections Subcommittee of the Australian Population Health Development Committee (Eds.). (2007). National hepatitis C testing policy. Canberra: Australian Government, Department of Health and Ageing.
Abstract: In discussing hepatitis C testing in this policy a number of tests conducted at different times or together are described. These tests indicate whether an individual has come into contact with the hepatitis C virus (HCV), and if they have, whether they have cleared the virus (spontaneously or with previous interventions) or are chronically infected. It is crucial, therefore that those people responsible for implementing the policy, particularly those performing pre-test and post-test discussions, have the skills and knowledge to fully communicate the significance of each of the tests available. Principles of hepatitis C testing The seven basic principles that guide hepatitis C testing in Australia are that: • confidential, voluntary testing with informed consent and pre-test and post-discussion is fundamental to Australia’s response to hepatitis C; • testing is of the highest possible standard; • testing is of benefit to the person being tested; • testing is accessible to all those at risk of HCV infection; • testing is critical to understanding the epidemiology of HCV infection in the community; • testing can be critical to interruption of transmission and can support harm minimisation; and • testing to monitor people with HCV before, during or after treatment is an integral part of their care.
Keywords: government and politics; strategy; viral hepatitis; hepatitis C; diagnosis; public policy on health; Australia
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