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Drug testing in the Australian workplace: overview of the issues

Debra Blaze-Temple National Centre for Research into the Prevention of Drug Abuse, Curtin University of Technology, GPO Box U1987, Perth, Western Australia, 6001
Pages 59-73 | Published online: 12 Jul 2009

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Scott Macdonald. (1997) Work-place alcohol and other drug testing: A review of the scientific evidence. Drug and Alcohol Review 16:3, pages 251-259.
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C.J. Lennings, G.F. Feeney, M. Sheehan, R.McD. Young, A. McPherson & J. Tucker. (1997) Work-place screening of mine employees using the alcohol use disorders identification test (AUDIT) and alcohol breathalyzation. Drug and Alcohol Review 16:4, pages 357-363.
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Sverre Fauske, D. Adrian Wilkinson & Martin Shain. (1996) Communicating Alcohol and Drug Prevention Strategies and Models across Cultural Boundaries: Preliminary Report on an ILO/WHO/UNDCP [International Labour Office/World Health Organization/United Nations International Drug Control Program] Interagency Program. Substance Use & Misuse 31:11-12, pages 1599-1617.
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Debra Blaze-Temple. (1993) Drug testing in the Australian workplace: Response to the commentary by G. Webb. Drug and Alcohol Review 12:3, pages 327-332.
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Gloria Webb. (1993) Comments on D. Blaze-Temple's ‘Drug testing in the Australian workplace: an overview of the issues’. Drug and Alcohol Review 12:3, pages 323-326.
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