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Providing drug injectors with easier access to sterile injecting equipment : a description of a pharmacy based scheme.
BRITISH JOURNAL OF ADDICTION, vol. 87, n° 7, 1992, pages 987-992, 21 réf., ISSN 0952-0481, GBR
Univ Glasgow. Public health res unit. Glasgow. GBR
In this short paper we describe the operation of a pharmacy-based scheme operating in Glasgow to provide injecting drug users with sterile injecting equipment.
The operation of the scheme is described under a number of headings: its physical location, the policy of selling injecting equipment the return of previously used equipment, counselling and referral, and, the style of working of pharmacy staff.
It is shown that while retail pharmacies may be an important point of contact with injecting drug users it should not be assumed that pharmacy staff already possess the requisite skills for working in this area.
Mots-clés BDSP : Toxicomanie, Stérilisation, Travail équipe, Laborantin, Aptitude travail, Royaume Uni, Europe, Homme
Mots-clés Pascal : Toxicomanie, Voie intraveineuse, Accessibilité, Seringue, Stérilisation, Travail équipe, Personnel sanitaire, Aptitude professionnelle, Ecosse, Grande Bretagne, Royaume Uni, Europe, Homme
Mots-clés Pascal anglais : Drug addiction, Intravenous administration, Accessibility, Syringe, Sterilization, Team work, Health staff, Vocational aptitude, Scotland, Great britain, United Kingdom, Europe, Human
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