The monthly Research eBulletin features newly published research findings and other research activities of particular relevance to ATOD and allied workers in the ACT. It aims to highlight research developments specific to the ACT ATOD sector.
The Research eBulletin’s evidence summaries are compiled by Mr David McDonald — National Alcohol and Drug Awards Honour Roll Inductee, Outstanding Contributions Award Recipient; Director of Social Research and Evaluation, Visiting Fellow at The Australian National University and consultant to ATODA.
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2022
- ACT ATOD Sector Research eBulletin – July 2022
- ACT ATOD Sector Research eBulletin – June 2022
- ACT ATOD Sector Research eBulletin – May 2022
- ACT ATOD Sector Research eBulletin – April 2022
- ACT ATOD Sector Research eBulletin – March 2022
- ACT ATOD Sector Research eBulletin – February 2022
- ACT ATOD Sector Research eBulletin – January 2022
2021
- ACT ATOD Sector Research eBulletin – November 2021
- ACT ATOD Sector Research eBulletin – September 2021
- ACT ATOD Sector Research eBulletin – August 2021
- ACT ATOD Sector Research eBulletin – July 2021
- ACT ATOD Sector Research eBulletin – June 2021
- ACT ATOD Sector Research eBulletin – May 2021
- ACT ATOD Sector Research eBulletin – April 2021
- ACT ATOD Sector Research eBulletin – March 2021
- ACT ATOD Sector Research eBulletin – February 2021
2020
- ACT ATOD Sector Research eBulletin – December 2020
- ACT ATOD Sector Research eBulletin – November 2020
- ACT ATOD Sector Research eBulletin – October 2020
- ACT ATOD Sector Research eBulletin – September 2020
- ACT ATOD Sector Research eBulletin – August 2020
- ACT ATOD Sector Research eBulletin – July 2020
- ACT ATOD Sector Research eBulletin – May & June 2020
- ACT ATOD Sector Research eBulletin – April (amended) 2020
- ACT ATOD Sector Research eBulletin – February 2020
2019
- December 2019
- October-November 2019
- August 2019
- June-July 2019
- May 2019
- March-April 2019
- February 2019
- January 2019
2018
- November 2018
- October 2018
- September 2018
- August 2018
- July 2018
- May (Part B) 2018
- May (Part A) 2018
- March 2018
- February 2018
2017
- December 2017
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2016
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2015
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2014
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2013
- December 2013
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- August 2013 (Amendment: in this issue it says that ‘In the ACT almost 25 000 people received pharmacotherapy treatment for their opioid dependence on a snapshot day in 2012’ where it should have said: ‘In the ACT about 25 clients per 10,000 population received pharmacotherapy treatment for their opioid dependence on a snapshot day in 2012’)
- July 2013
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- March 2013 (Part 2)
- March 2013 (Part 1)
2012
2011