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A decade in the addictions field
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Family doctors are notoriously busy. Lack of their time is the number #1 barrier of doing anything outside their patient workload, including research.
Relationships of drug users change, but slowly
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Honor pot: testing doctors’ drug counselling skills in a new pilot study in Ireland
In our new new paper, we outline plans for doing a study which should tell us whether doctors and agonist patients accept psychological interventions
Helping agonist patients with alcohol problems: A NEW guide for primary care staff
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I was in San Diego (CA) 9 years ago. We went there with my wife, then a girlfriend, on a J1 Student work & travel programme. We worked as pedicab
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What do patients attending family physicians for methadone treatment think of screening and brief interventions for alcohol problems? Except for being
My itinerary for the Conference – College on Problems of Drug Dependence, San Diego, June 15-20
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