The costs of crime and the benefits of substance abuse treatment for pregnant women

Overview of attention for article published in Journal of Substance Abuse Treatment, December 2000

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Promoting a gender responsive approach to addiction

Cited by United Nations Interregional Crime and Justice Research Institute on 26 Oct 2015

UNICRI works in specialized niches and selected areas related to crime prevention, criminal justice, security governance, counter-terrorism and the risks and benefits of technological advances. The Institute contributes to United Nations policy and operations through its specialized, cutting-edge and action-oriented research, training and capacity-building programmes.

Long term institutional or residential treatment of patients with substance abuse compared to short-term outpatient treatment

Cited by Norwegian Institute of Public Health on 22 Sep 2015

The Norwegian Institute of Public Health is a government agency under the Ministry of Health and Care Services. Our employees are located in Oslo, Bergen, Levanger, Tynset og Trondheim.

Effectiveness of treatment in reducing drug-related crime

Cited by The Swedish National Council for Crime Prevention (Brå) on 23 Aug 2008

The authority Brå works to reduce crime and increase security in society. We do this by producing facts and disseminating knowledge about crime, law enforcement and crime prevention work, primarily to the government and authorities in the judiciary.

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