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Circumstances and Users' Perceptions of Heroin Overdose at the Time of the Event and at One-Week Follow-Up in Sydney, Australia: Implications for Prevention

Deborah Zador Central Sydney Area Health Service
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Sandra Sunjic South Western Area Health Service, Sydney
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James McLennan South Western Area Health Service, Sydney
Pages 407-423 | Published online: 11 Jul 2009

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Peter Phillips, Chris Glover, Teresa Allan & Mary Ellen Khoo. (2009) Using a group approach to preventing heroin overdose in North London. Drugs: Education, Prevention and Policy 16:4, pages 328-342.
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Deborah Zador, Andrew Rome, Sharon Hutchinson, Matthew Hickman, Alex Baldacchino, Tom Fahey, Avril Taylor & Brian Kidd. (2007) Differences between injectors and non-injectors, and a high prevalence of benzodiazepines among drug related deaths in Scotland 2003. Addiction Research & Theory 15:6, pages 651-662.
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Deborah A. Zador & Sandra D. Sunjic. (2002) Methadone-related deaths and mortality rate during induction into methadone maintenance, New South Wales, 1996. Drug and Alcohol Review 21:2, pages 131-136.
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Janna Ataiants, Alexis M. Roth, Silvana Mazzella & Stephen E. Lankenau. (2020) Circumstances of overdose among street-involved, opioid-injecting women: Drug, set, and setting. International Journal of Drug Policy 78, pages 102691.
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Sverre Nesvåg, Therese Salte & Silje Gundersen. (2019) Hvordan kan vi forstå den subjektiveopplevelsen av risikoen for overdose?. Tidsskrift for psykisk helsearbeid 16:1, pages 28-38.
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A. BaldacchinoIB Crome, D. Zador, S. McGarrol, A. Taylor, S. Hutchison, T. Fahey, M. Hickman & B. Kidd. (2009) Recording of clinical information in a Scotland-wide drug deaths study. Journal of Psychopharmacology 24:9, pages 1289-1298.
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DEBORAH ZADOR. (2007) Methadone maintenance: making it better. Addiction 102:3, pages 350-351.
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Matthew Hickman, Sandra Carrivick, Susan Paterson, Neil Hunt, Deborah Zador, Linda Cusick & John Henry. (2006) London audit of drug‐related overdose deaths: characteristics and typology, and implications for prevention and monitoring. Addiction 102:2, pages 317-323.
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Svetlana Popova, Jürgen Rehm & Jayadeep Patra. (2018) Illegal Drug-Attributable Mortality and Potential Years of Life Lost in Canada 2002: Implications for Prevention and Policy. Contemporary Drug Problems 33:3, pages 343-366.
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Paul Dietze, Craig Fry, Sandra Sunjic, Gabriele Bammer, Deborah Zador, Damien Jolley & Greg Rumbold. (2002) Using ambulance attendances to recruit people who have experienced non-fatal heroin overdose. Drug and Alcohol Dependence 67:1, pages 99-103.
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