All Resources for 'Education & Training'

Tobacco Webinar Series: Tobacco Smoking Addiction - From Prevention to Treatment

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ISSUP Webinar
Themes
Prevention
Treatment
Treatment Settings
Addiction
Populations
Men
Women
ISSUP presents the final session in the series of three Webinars focusing on Tobacco Use. The third Webinar will be hosted by ISSUP Pakistan and explore the topic of 'Tobacco Smoking Addiction - From Prevention to Treatment'.

Tobacco Webinar Series: Tobacco Use - Pleasure or Harm?

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Format
ISSUP Webinar
Themes
Treatment
Treatment Settings
Addiction
Populations
Men
Women
Public Health
ISSUP are pleased to present the first of three Webinars on the topic of Tobacco Use. This first Webinar was organised in collaboration with ISSUP India and centres on 'Tobacco Use - Pleasure or Harm?'

Tobacco Webinar Series: New Electronic Smoking Devices - What's the Difference?

Publication Date
Format
ISSUP Webinar
Themes
Treatment
Treatment Settings
Addiction
Populations
Men
Women
ISSUP would like to present the second session in the three-part Webinar series focusing on Tobacco Use. This Webinar asks the question 'New Electronic Smoking Devices - What's the Difference?'

Evidence Review of Drug Treatment Services for People who are Homeless and Use Drugs

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Format
Book
Themes
Treatment
Treatment Settings
Addiction
Mental Health

People who are homeless have complex and challenging lives. They tend to have worse physical and mental health than the general population. Substance use is more prevalent among people who are homeless than in the general population, and...

Patient and Provider Knowledge of and Attitudes toward Medical Conditions and Medication during Pregnancy

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Scientific article
Themes
Treatment
Treatment Settings
Populations
Women

Abstract

Background

Knowledge of medical conditions and their evidence-based medications varies among individuals. This range of knowledge may affect attitudes and influence medical decision-making of both patients and providers...