Home > Subject matches "youth prevention" AND Year/Date Range is 2010 or more AND Type of Item matches any of "Article", "Report", "Evidence resource", "Practitioner Research", "Conference or Workshop Item"

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[Evidence resource] Lipari, Rachael N [SAMHSA, US] . (2017) Exposure to substance use prevention messages among adolescents. Short report. SAMHSA. The CBHSQ Report, 3 October 2017 11 p.

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[Evidence resource] [Drug and Alcohol Findings] (2017) UK trial tests personality-based approach to preventing drinking. London: Drug and Alcohol Findings. Drug and Alcohol Findings (21 July 2017) 5 p.

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[Report] Bates, Geoff and Jones, Lisa and Cochrane, Madeleine and Pendlebury, Marissa and Sumnall, Harry (2017) The effectiveness of interventions related to the use of illicit drugs: prevention, harm reduction, treatment and recovery. A ‘review of reviews’. Dublin: Health Research Board.

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[Evidence resource] United Kingdom. Home Office. [Home Office UK] (2017) Criminal exploitation of children and vulnerable adults: County Lines guidance. London: Home Office. 7 p.

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[Evidence resource] Mentor ADEPSIS. (2017) The brain under construction [1]: a window into the developing brain. London: Mentor ADEPSIS. 13 p.

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[Report] Early Learning Initiative, National College of Ireland. (2017) Building hope for a brighter future. Working with children and young people in Dublin’s North East Inner City to restore relationships and bring about lasting change in their communities. Dublin: National College of Ireland.

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[Evidence resource] Carson, Kristin V and Ameer, Faisal and Sayehmiri, Kourish and Hnin, Khin and van Agteren, Joseph EM and Sayehmiri, Fatemah and Brinn, Malcolm P and Esterman, Adrian J and Chang, Anne B and Smith, Brian J [The Cochrane Library] . (2017) Mass media interventions for preventing smoking in young people. London: John Wiley & Sons, Ltd. Cochrane Database of Systematic Reviews (6) DOI: 10.1002/14651858.CD001006.pub3

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[Evidence resource] [Drug and Alcohol Findings] (2017) Family therapies best for substance using teenagers. London: Drug and Alcohol Findings. Drug and Alcohol Findings Bulletin (5 May 2017) 7 p.

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[Evidence resource] [Drug and Alcohol Findings] (2017) Intervention targets personality traits of high-risk London pupils. London: Drug and Alcohol Findings. Drug and Alcohol Findings Bulletin (5 May 2017) 5 p.

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[Evidence resource] World Health Organization. [WHO] (2017) Global accelerated action for the health of adolescents (AA-HA!): guidance to support country implementation. Geneva: World Health Organization. 176 p.

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[Evidence resource] Smedslund, Geir and Wollscheid, Sabine and Fang, Lin and Nilsen, Wendy and Steiro, Asbjørn and Larun, Lillebeth [Campbell Systematic Reviews] . (2017) Effect of early, brief computerized interventions on risky alcohol and cannabis use among young people. London: The Campbell Collaboration. Campbell Systematic Reviews, 13 (6) 216 p. DOI: 10.4073/csr.2017.6

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[Article] Guiney, Ciara (2017) Lifting the lid on Greentown. Drugnet Ireland , Issue 61, Spring 2017 , pp. 13-14.

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[Report] McMahon, Elaine M and O’Regan, Grace and Corcoran, Paul and Arensman, Ella and Cannon, Mary and Williamson, Eileen and Keeley, Helen (2017) Young lives in Ireland: a school-based study of mental health and suicide prevention. Cork: National Suicide Research Foundation.

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[Article] Millar, Sean (2017) Incidence of hepatitis C among people who inject drugs in Ireland. Drugnet Ireland , Issue 61, Spring 2017 , p. 12.

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[Evidence resource] Sumnall, Harry and Percy, Andrew and Cole, Jon C and Murphy, Lynn and Foxcroft, David [NIHR] . (2017) Steps towards alcohol misuse prevention programme (STAMPP): a school and community based cluster randomised controlled trial. Southampton: National Institute for Health Research. Public Health Research, 5 (2)

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[Evidence resource] European Monitoring Centre for Drugs and Drug Addiction. [EMCDDA] (2017) Communities That Care (CTC): a comprehensive prevention approach for communities. Luxembourg: Publications Office of the European Union. 28 p. DOI:10.2810/972747

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[Evidence resource] Mentor ADEPSIS. (2017) School-based alcohol and drug education and prevention – what works? London: Mentor ADEPSIS. 7 p.

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[Evidence resource] Watson, Judith and Toner, Paul and Day, Ed and Back, Donna and Brady, Louca-Mai and Fairhurst, Caroline and Renwick, Charlotte and Templeton, Lorna and Akhtar, Shabana and Lloyd, Charlie and Li, Jinshuo and Cocks, Kim and Ambegaokar, Sangeeta and Parrott, Steve and McArdle, Paul and Gilvarry, Eilish and Copello, Alex [NIHR] . (2017) Youth social behaviour and network therapy (Y-SBNT): adaptation of a family and social network intervention for young people who misuse alcohol and drugs - a randomised controlled feasibility trial. Southampton: National Institute for Health Research. Health Technology Assessment, 21 (15)

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[Evidence resource] National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence. (2017) Drug misuse prevention: targeted interventions. London: National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence. 50 p. NICE guideline [NG64]

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[Evidence resource] Public Health England. (2017) Specialist substance misuse services for young people. A rapid mixed methods evidence review of current provision and main principles for commissioning. London: Public Health England. 22 p.

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[Evidence resource] Andell, Paul and Pitts, John . (2017) Preventing the violent and sexual victimisation of vulnerable gang-involved and gang-affected children and young people in Ipswich. Suffolk: University of Suffolk. 70 p.

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[Evidence resource] United Kingdom. Ministry of Justice, Public Health England. (2017) The impact of community-based drug and alcohol treatment on re-offending. Joint experimental statistical report from the Ministry of Justice and Public Health England. London: Ministry of Justice and Public Health England. 33 p.

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[Article] Davoren, Martin P and Cronin, Mary and Perry, Ivan J and Demant, Jakob and Shiely, Frances and O'Connor, Karl (2016) A typology of alcohol consumption among young people – A narrative synthesis. Addiction Research & Theory , 24 , (4) , pp. 261-273.

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[Report] Irish Youth Justice Service. (2016) Tackling youth crime. Youth justice action plan 2014-2018: progress report 2014/2015. Dublin: Department of Justice and Equality.

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[Evidence resource] Warren, Fran [Scottish Government] . (2016) ‘What works’ in drug education and prevention? Edinburgh: Scottish Government. 44 p.

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[Evidence resource] Das, Jai K and Salam, Rehana and Arshad, Ahmed and Finkelstein, Yaron and Bhutta, Zulfiqar A . (2016) Interventions for adolescent substance abuse: an overview of systematic reviews. Elsevier. Journal of Adolescent Health, 59 (4 supp) S61–75.

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[Evidence resource] Mentor ADEPSIS. (2016) Preventing children and young people’s mental health and substance use problems. London: Mentor. 7 p.

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[Report] Williams, James and Nixon, Elizabeth and Smyth, Emer and Watson, Dorothy, eds. (2016) Cherishing all the children equally? Ireland 100 years on from the Easter Rising. Dublin: Oak Tree Press.

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[Evidence resource] Public Health England. (2016) Young people – substance misuse JSNA support pack 2017-18: commissioning prompts. Good practice prompts for planning comprehensive interventions. London: Public Health England. 20 p.

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[Article] Dillon, Lucy (2016) Drug service for LGBT young people. Drugnet Ireland , Issue 58, Summer 2016 .

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[Evidence resource] [Drug and Alcohol Findings] (2016) “Inconclusive” verdict on brief alcohol advice for young emergency patients. London: Drug and Alcohol Findings. Drug and Alcohol Findings Bulletin (8 June 2016)

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[Evidence resource] Wilson, David B and Gill, Charlotte and Olaghere, Ajima and McGlure, David [Campbell Systematic Reviews] . (2016) Juvenile curfew effects on criminal behavior and victimization. A systematic review. The Campbell Collaboration. Campbell Systematic Reviews (2016:3) 97 p. DOI: 10.4073/csr.2016.3

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[Evidence resource] Adler, Joanna R and Edwards, Sarah K and Scally, Mia and Gill, Dorothy and Puniskis, Michael J and Gekoski, Anna and Horvath, Miranda AH [gov.uk] . (2016) What works in managing young people who offend? A summary of the international evidence. London: Ministry of Justice. 78 p.

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[Evidence resource] Bazian. [NHS Choices] (2016) Antidepressants linked to suicide and aggression in teens. London: NHS Choices. NHS Choices: Behind the headlines

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[Article] Brown, Katherine (2016) Association between alcohol sports sponsorship and consumption: a systematic review. Alcohol and Alcoholism , 51 , (6) , pp. 747-755.

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[Report] Department of Children and Youth Affairs. (2016) Lifting the lid on Greentown. – Why we should be concerned about the influence criminal networks have on children’s offending behaviour in Ireland. Dublin: Government Publications.

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[Evidence resource] Bonell, Chris and Dickson, Kelly and Hinds, Kate and Melendez-Torres, GJ and Stansfield, Claire and Fletcher, Adam and Thomas, James and Lester, Katrina and Oliver, Elizabeth and Murphy, Simon M and Campbell, Rona [NIHR] . (2016) The effects of Positive Youth Development interventions on substance use, violence and inequalities: systematic review of theories of change, processes and outcomes. Southampton: National Institute for Health Research. Public Health Research, 4 (5)

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[Evidence resource] Semczuk, Megan and Shakeshaft, Anthony and Knight, Alice and Maple, Myfanwy and McKay, Kathryn and Shakeshaft, Bernie [NDARC] . (2015) An analysis of the relationship between a community-based prevention program for young people with multiple and complex needs and the prevalence of crime. Sydney: National Drug and Alcohol Research Centre. 50 p. NDARC Monograph Number 65

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[Article] Villalbí, Joan R and Bartroli, Montserrat and Bosque-Prous, Marina and Guitart, Anna M and Serra-Batiste, Enric and Casas, Conrad and Brugal, M Teresa (2015) Enforcing regulations on alcohol sales and use as universal environmental prevention. Adicciones , 27 , (4) , pp. 288-293.

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[Report] Ballymun Youth Action Project. (2015) Ballymun Youth Action Project annual report 2014. Dublin: Ballymun Youth Action Project.