53 resultados para Personnel survey
em Institute of Public Health in Ireland, Ireland
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The aim of this study was to investigate the range of opiates available within the Scottish NHS for patients with opiate dependancy and to assess the process underlying clinical decision-making. Clinicians, representitives of drug action teams and NHS personnel were apporached and semi-structured phone conversations were the primary means to elicit information. Whilst methadone is almost universally prescribed in Scotland, buprenorphine, dihydrocodeine (not currently licensed for opiate dependance management), lofexidine and naltrexone are also used. Alternative therapies are variably used.This resource was contributed by The National Documentation Centre on Drug Use.
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The Institute of Public Health in Ireland publishes estimates and forecasts of the prevalence of chronic health conditions for national and subnational areas on the island of Ireland. The estimates and forecasts are based on statistical models of nationally representative health survey data that estimate the risk of having the condition. The risks of having the condition are then applied to population estimates and projections. The purpose of this document is to: 1. Compare IPH prevalence estimates with prevalence estimates from other health surveys on the island. 2. Highlight the methodological issues in comparing prevalence estimates from different surveys.
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Pre Release Access list for Bulletin 5 Drug Prevalence Survey 2006/07
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2007 Sight Test Survey Report
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Summary of the findings for 2005/06 from the four collaborating centres in Northen Ireland
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Survey of Injecting Drug Users: Summary of the findings for 2004/05 from the four collaborating centres in Northern Ireland
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Primary School Survey 2006 - Knowledge and use of alcohol, cigarettes and drugs.
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Public Attitudes to Health and Social Services in Northern Ireland
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Summary of the findings for 2003/04 in Northern Ireland
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(Drugs, Solvents and Alcohol)