| Description | The Report highlights that there are serious health consequences to using cocaine, crack cocaine and amphetamines. It also makes it clear that there is unmet need for information and services among us |
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| Website Publication Date | August 01, 2002 |
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SCOTTISH ADVISORY COMMITTEE ON DRUG MISUSE
Psychostimulant Working Group Report
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CONTENTS
FOREWORD Dr Richard Simpson, Deputy Minister for Justice
CHAPTER 1 Introduction
The Working Group and Scope of the Report
Definitions
Legal position
CHAPTER 2 Summary, Conclusions and Recommendations
CHAPTER 3 The Extent of the Problem
CHAPTER 4 Prevention
CHAPTER 5 Modes and Adverse Effects of Use
CHAPTER 6 Treatment Approaches
CHAPTER 7 Planning Services
ANNEXES:
A Extent of Use: Statistical Data
B Adverse Effects of Use:
Associated with Amphetamine
Associated with Cocaine
C Review of Treatment Literature
D COCA Updates:
Cocaine Acid and Alkaloid Forms
Blood Borne Viruses
Recycling Cocaine from Crack Pipes
Guidelines for Prison Workers
E Study of Service Provision Needs of Psychostimulant Users
F A Model of Service Delivery for Psychostimulant Drug Users
G Draft Guide to Psychostimulants for DATs and Service Providers
GLOSSARY
REFERENCES
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
MEMBERSHIP OF PYSCHOSTIMULANT WORKING GROUP
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