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Dipendenze Info Svizzera. (2011). Alcol e medicamenti durante l'invecchiamento : informazioni per le persone con più di 60 anni e per i loro familiari. Losanna: Author.
Keywords: alcohol; drug; old age; family
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Deutsche Hauptstelle für Suchtfragen. (2011). Frau, Sucht, Gesundheit : Informationen, Tipps und Hilfen für Frauen : Alkohol, Medikamente, Tabak (Deutsche Hauptstelle für Suchtfragen, Ed.). Hamm: Deutsche Hauptstelle für Suchtfragen (DHS).
Keywords: woman; alcohol; drug; tobacco product; behavioral change; Germany; directory
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Groupement romand d'études des addictions. (2009). La “Réduction des risques” expliquée au public. Yverdon-les-Bains: Groupement romand d'études des addictions (GREA).
Keywords: harm reduction; AOD dependent; public health; Switzerland; brochure
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World Health Organization. (2011). Addressing the harmful use of alcohol : a guide to developing effective alcohol regulation. World Health Organization (WHO).
Abstract: The legislation guide provides advice on approaches to alcohol regulation to support development of effective legislation appropriate to each country. It provides practical advice based on international experience about the implications of legislative options, steps to be taken to implement legislation and best practice on how to enforce legislation and support compliance. The policy options covered are taxation and pricing, regulating the sale of alcohol to the public, minimum age restrictions, alcohol marketing and drink driving.
Keywords: alcohol; public health; taxes; legal regulation; laws and regulations; government and politics; cost-effectiveness; monitoring; law enforcement; advertising; drinking and driving; recommendations or guidelines
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World Health Organization. (2009). Strategy for integrating gender analysis and actions into the work of WHO. World Health Organization (WHO).
Abstract: This document presents the World Health Organization’s strategy for integrating gender analysis and actions into its work. It also reproduces resolution WHO60.25 which was adopted by the Sixtieth World Health Assembly in May 2007. The strategy elaborates four strategic directions that aim to enhance and expand WHO’s capacity to analyse the role of gender and sex in health and to monitor and address systemic and avoidable gender-based inequalities in health, as follows: building WHO capacity for gender analysis and planning; bringing gender into the mainstream of WHO’s management; promoting use of sex-disaggregated data and gender analysis; and establishing accountability. It is intended for all WHO managers, technical and administrative staff because gender is a cross-cutting issue.
Keywords: gender; health; social equality; recommendations or guidelines
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Schweizerisches toxikologisches Informationszentrum. (2011). Probleme durch den Gebrauch illegaler Drogen an Technoparaden und Open Air Festivals. Zürich: Schweizerisches toxikologisches Informationszentrum (STIZ).
Keywords: AOD use; illicit drug; nightlife; research chemical
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Centre suisse d'information toxicologique. (2011). Problèmes liés à la consommation de drogues illicites dans les parades techno et les festivals en plein air. Zurich: Centre suisse d'information toxicologique (CSIT).
Keywords: AOD use; illicit drug; nightlife; research chemical
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Centro svizzero d'informazione tossicologica. (2011). Problemi dovuti al consumo di droghe illegali alle “technoparades” ed ai festival open air. Zurigo: Centro svizzero d'informazione tossicologica (CSIT).
Keywords: AOD use; illicit drug; nightlife; research chemical
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Swiss Toxicological Information Centre. (2011). Health problems due to the use of illicit drugs at techno parades and open air festivals. Zurich: Swiss Toxicological Information Centre (STIC).
Keywords: AOD use; illicit drug; nightlife; research chemical
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Sucht Info Schweiz. (2010). Alkohol, illegale Drogen und Medikamente im Strassenverkehr. Lausanne: Author.
Abstract: Die meisten Einwohnerinnen und Einwohner der Schweiz sind heute motorisiert. Gleichzeitig ist der Gebrauch von alkoholischen Getränken, Arzneimitteln und zunehmend auch illegalen Drogen wie Cannabis verbreitet. Personen, die unter dem Einfluss von bewusstseinsverändernden (psychoaktiven) Substanzen am Verkehr teilnehmen, stellen eine Gefahr dar.
Keywords: alcohol; psychoactive substances; AOD use and driving; prevention; Switzerland
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