Heroin Research

Feasibility Research into the Controlled Availability of Opioids
Volume 1

Feasibility Research into the Controlled Availability of Opioids
Volume 2a - Background Papers

Feasibility Research into the Controlled Availability of Opioids
Volume 2b - Appendices

Heroin treatment - new alternative
Proceedings of a seminar held on 1 November 1991, Ian Wark Theatre, Backer House, Canberra

Stage 2 - Report and Recommendations

Working Papers

Estimating the Numbers of Heroin Users in the ACT

Australian Drug Markets Research: What Are We Doing? Where Are We Going? What Are the Gaps?
Proceedings of a one-day workshop held at the Australian National University, Monday 22 February 1993

Drug Use and HIV Risk among Homeless and Potentially Homeless Youth in the Australian Capital Territory

Becoming and Ex-user: Would the Controlled Availability of Heroin Make a Difference?

Does Childhood Sexual Abuse Contribute to Alcohol, Heroin and/or other Drug Problems?
Proceedings of a one-day workshop held at the NCEPH, Tuesday 22 June 1993

"It Will Kill Us Faster than the White Invasion"
Views on alcohol and other drug problems and HIV/AIDS risk in the Canberra/Queanbeyan Aboriginal community and on the suitability of a 'heroin trial' for Aboriginal heroin users.

Economic Issues in a Trial of the Controlled Provision of Heroin

Issues for Designing and Evaluating a "Heroin Trial" - Three Discussion Papers

How Could an Influx of Users be Prevented if Canberra Introduces a Trial of Controlled Availability of Heroin?

How Would the Controlled Availability of Heroin Affect the Illicit Market in the Australian Capital Territory?
An examination of the structure of the illicit heroin market and methods to measure changes in price, purity and availability, including heroin-related overdoses.

Civil Liability Issues Associated with a "Heroin Trial"

Statistical Issues in Planning a Randomised Controlled "Heroin Trial"

Criminal Liability Issues Associated with a "Heroin Trial"

International Perspectives on the Prescription of Heroin to Dependent Users: A Collection of Papers from the United Kingdom, Switzerland, the Netherlands and Australia