The notion of 'recovery'as an overarching approach to drug policy remains controversial.
This cross-national analysis considers how the problem of drugs was constructed and …

This paper contributes to theorizing and analysing different processes of co-production and
value co-creation within outcome-based contracting (OBC). It investigates how different OBC …

This rapid review of the evidence on poverty and alcohol misuse was commissioned by the
Joseph Rowntree Foundation as part of their programme to develop Anti-Poverty Strategies …

Substance use disorders (SUDs) represent a critical public and occupational health issue.
Therefore, understanding the process of SUD recovery has become an issue of growing …

Background Long-acting opioid pharmacotherapy (OPT) is presumed to offer benefits over
more conventional OPT formulations. This paper analyzes the views and experiences of …

This article critically examines the implications accompanying the introduction and
implementation of recovery‐based policy. The article draws upon research conducted in L …

Background: In recent years, the role of social identity (or identities which are developed
through involvement in social groups with others), has received increasing attention in …

Purpose–The purpose of this paper is to provide a gendered reading of the 2010 UK drug
strategy and draw out the implications of the new recovery paradigm for female drug users …

Employment problems are common among people with substance use disorders (SUDs),
and improving vocational functioning is an important aspect of SUD treatment. More detailed …

Background Studies have shown rates of IPV-perpetration among men in substance misuse
treatment at rates far higher than the general population. There is poor evidence for the …