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The word ‘misuse’ as used in many Anglophone countries signifies the non-authorised use of medicines that can, in appropriate circumstances, be legally used. By contrast, The World Health Organization prefers the term ‘abuse’. Depending on the jurisdiction, the substances in question are referred to as either scheduled or controlled drugs. Overall drug
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The word ‘misuse’ as used in many Anglophone countries signifies the non-authorised use of medicines that can, in appropriate circumstances, be legally used. By contrast, The World Health Organization prefers the term ‘abuse’. Depending on the jurisdiction, the substances in question are referred to as either scheduled or controlled drugs. Overall drug
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Accident and Emergency Nursing, 2000
Abstract Doctor J joined the A&E team as a locum senior house officer to cover sick leave. She had trained in New Zealand and had been doing a number of locums in the UK over the last year. Sister T had been working with Doctor J for three days and found her work to be of a very high standard.
B, Dimond, L C, Sbaih
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Abstract Doctor J joined the A&E team as a locum senior house officer to cover sick leave. She had trained in New Zealand and had been doing a number of locums in the UK over the last year. Sister T had been working with Doctor J for three days and found her work to be of a very high standard.
B, Dimond, L C, Sbaih
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International Journal of the Addictions, 1991
Concurrent drug misuse is an increasing trend among alcoholics. It is occurring in an age-dependent manner so that the younger the age, the higher the incidence of concurrent misuse. Drugs concurrently misused by alcoholics, in decreasing order of frequency, are marijuana, cocaine and other sympathomimetics, phencyclidine, benzodiazepines, barbiturates,
N S, Miller, A J, Giannini
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Concurrent drug misuse is an increasing trend among alcoholics. It is occurring in an age-dependent manner so that the younger the age, the higher the incidence of concurrent misuse. Drugs concurrently misused by alcoholics, in decreasing order of frequency, are marijuana, cocaine and other sympathomimetics, phencyclidine, benzodiazepines, barbiturates,
N S, Miller, A J, Giannini
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InnovAiT: Education and inspiration for general practice, 2008
The definition of drug misuse varies according to perspective, cultural practices and beliefs and local legislation. Attitudes to drugs also change with time as is evident by the political debate in recent years regarding drug legislation and, in particular, the use of cannabis.
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The definition of drug misuse varies according to perspective, cultural practices and beliefs and local legislation. Attitudes to drugs also change with time as is evident by the political debate in recent years regarding drug legislation and, in particular, the use of cannabis.
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International Journal of Medicine in Developing Countries
Background: Drug misuse is a global problem that is referred to as the use of drugs inaccurately for large doses and long duration. Drug misuse is associated with depression, anxiety, and specific characteristics of psychopathological behavior. The aim of this study was to discuss the stages, epidemiology, symptoms, and consequences of drug misuse as ...
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Background: Drug misuse is a global problem that is referred to as the use of drugs inaccurately for large doses and long duration. Drug misuse is associated with depression, anxiety, and specific characteristics of psychopathological behavior. The aim of this study was to discuss the stages, epidemiology, symptoms, and consequences of drug misuse as ...
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International Journal of the Addictions, 1995
The elderly person is at risk of drug misuse and related problems because of frequent use of prescription drugs, biologic factors, and social circumstances associated with aging. Confusion, falls, and aggravation of untoward emotional states are examples of the adverse consequences.
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The elderly person is at risk of drug misuse and related problems because of frequent use of prescription drugs, biologic factors, and social circumstances associated with aging. Confusion, falls, and aggravation of untoward emotional states are examples of the adverse consequences.
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Journal of the Royal Society of Health, 1995
This paper provides a background to current trends in the treatment of drug misuse in the UK. It presents an argument for adopting a client-centred approach empha sising harm minimisation, as a means of reducing the negative impact of drug misuse be haviour on the community, particularly in housing estates.
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This paper provides a background to current trends in the treatment of drug misuse in the UK. It presents an argument for adopting a client-centred approach empha sising harm minimisation, as a means of reducing the negative impact of drug misuse be haviour on the community, particularly in housing estates.
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