Incarceration and drug use patterns among a cohort of injection drug users.
Kora DeBeck, Thomas Kerr, Kathy Li, MJ Milloy, Julio Montaner & Evan Wood
Drug Situation in Vancouver, October 2009
Urban Studies Institute, BC Centre for Excellence in HIV/AIDS
General
Insight into Insite, (Research Summary Series) BC Centre for Excellence in HIV/AIDS
BC Health Officers Council Support for Supervised Injection Services PDF
Nursing and Insite
R. Alan Wood, Evan Wood, Calvin Lai, Mark W. Tyndall, Julio S.G. Montaner, Thomas Kerr
(Research to Community Series) BC Centre for Excellence in HIV/AIDS
Policing and Insite
Police and public health partnerships: Evidence from the evaluation
of Vancouver's supervised injection facility,
Kora DeBeck, Evan Wood, Ruth Zhang, Mark Tyndall,
Julio Montaner, and Thomas Kerr
Policing and public health partnerships: the role of
Vancouver police in supporting a supervised injection
facility, (Research Summary) BC Centre for Excellence in HIV/AIDS
Aboriginal Persons
Burden of HIV Infection Among Aboriginal Injection
Drug Users in Canada,
Evan Wood, Julio S. G. Montaner, Kathy Li, Ruth Zhang, Lucy Barney, Steffanie A. Strathdee, Mark W. Tyndall,
and Thomas Kerr
(Research Summary), BC Centre for Excellence in HIV/AIDS
Women
Seeking refuge from violence in street-based drug scenes: Women’s
experiences in North America’s first supervised injection facility
Nadia Fairbairn, Will Small, Kate Shannon, Evan Wood, Thomas Kerr
Insite: A safe haven for women who inject drugs
(Research to Community Series) BC Centre for Excellence in HIV/AIDS
Prison Issues
HIV risks associated with incarceration among injection drug users: implications for prison-based public health strategies,
Daniel Werb,Thomas Kerr, Will Small, Kathy Li, Julio Montaner, Evan Wood
Incarceration experiences in a cohort of active injection drug users,
M.J. Milloy, Evan Wood, Will Small, Mark Tyndall, Calvin Lai,
Julio Montaner, & Thomas Kerr
Canada’s prison system is contributing to the spread of
HIV/AIDS, according to two new studies conducted by
researchers at the BC Centre for Excellence in HIV/AIDS, (Research to Community Series), BC Centre for Excellence in HIV/AIDS
Insite, Evidence and Research
Canada’s government continues to mishandle research: international scientists
(Research to Community Series) BC Centre for Excellence in HIV/AIDS
The Canadian government’s treatment of scientific process and
evidence: Inside the evaluation of North America’s first
supervised injecting facility,
Evan Wood, Thomas Kerr, Mark W. Tyndall, Julio S.G. Montaner
Adrift from the moorings of good public policy: Ignoring evidence and human rights,
Richard Elliott
Going soft on evidence and due process: Canada adopts US style harm maximization,
A. Wodak
The implicit rules of evidence-based drug policy: A U.S. perspective,
Robert MacCouna and Peter Reuter
Health, Wellness and Employment
Accessing care for injection-related infections through a medically
supervised injecting facility: A qualitative study
Will Small, Evan Wood, Elisa Lloyd-Smith, Mark Tyndall, Thomas Kerr
Overdose deaths prevented in Insite
Urban Health Institute, BC Centre for Excellence in HIV/AIDS (Research to Community Series)
M.J.S. Milloy, Thomas Kerr, Richard Mathias, Ruth Zhang, Julio S. Montaner, Mark Tyndall, Evan Wood
Insite Users Not More Likely to Overdose
Urban Health Research Institute, BC Centre for Excellence in HIV/AIDS (Research to Community Series)
Employment Among Users of a Medically Supervised Safer Injection Facility
Lindsey Richardson, Evan Wood, Ruth Zhang, Julio Montaner, Mark Tyndall, and Thomas Kerr
Andrea Krusi, Will Small, Evan wood and Thomas Kerr
Economic Issues
A cost-benefit and cost-effectiveness analysis of Vancouver’s supervised
injection facility
Martin A. Andresen and Neil Boyd
Updated: December 14, 2009