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19. Law, Liquor, and Love

Author

Sellman, Doug, primary, Connor, Jennie, additional, Robinson, Geoff, additional, McBride, Sam, additional, and Farrell, Tony, additional

Published
2018
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27. Measuring change in cannabis use

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Adamson, Simon J., primary, Kay-Lambkin, Frances J., additional, Baker, Amanda, additional, Frampton, Chris M. A., additional, Sellman, Doug, additional, and Lewin, Terry J., additional

Published
2014
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28. Here's the news.

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Ridley-Smith, Roger, Hughes, June, Orsulich, Eddie, Thomson, Arch, Anderson, Brian, McConaughy, Doug, Schrader, Ben, Clay, Gin, Sellman, Doug, Moore, H., Girardin, Luigi, and Naismith, Margaret

Subjects
TAXATION, GOVERNMENT spending policy
Published
2017

36. Measuring change in cannabis use.

Author

Adamson, Simon J., Kay-Lambkin, Frances J., Baker, Amanda, Frampton, Chris M. A., Sellman, Doug, and Lewin, Terry J.

Subjects
SUBSTANCE abuse treatment, SUBSTANCE abuse diagnosis, AFFECT (Psychology), EMPLOYMENT, MOTIVATION (Psychology), PSYCHOLOGICAL tests
Abstract

We examined the ability of the Cannabis User Disorders Identification Test - Revised (CUDIT-R) to detect change in a treatment sample, including correlation with changes in other clinically relevant areas of functioning, and to determine reliable and clinically significant change thresholds. 133 cannabis-using patients taking part in a treatment trial for concurrent substance use and mood disorder were administered the 8-item CUDIT-R at baseline, 6 and 12 months, in addition to assessment of current cannabis use disorder, mood, alcohol use, motivation and employment status. Significant reductions in CUDIT-R scores were observed and were correlated with change in cannabis diagnosis, and improvement in mood. Higher motivation at baseline predicted greater reduction in CUDIT-R score. Reliable change was identified as occurring when CUDIT-R score changed by two or more, while clinically significant change, benchmarked against an increase or decrease of one DSM-IV cannabis dependence symptom, was equated to a CUDIT-R score changing by 3 or more points. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2015
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41. Taking a stand against alcohol: alcohol--New Zealand's favourite recreational drug--causes enormous collateral damage and harm. A broad-based public health approach is required to bring about much needed change

Author

Sellman, Doug

Subjects
New Zealand Nurses Organisation -- Services, Control, Prevention, Services, Drinking (Alcoholic beverages) -- Prevention, Alcoholism -- Control -- Prevention, Drinking of alcoholic beverages -- Prevention
Abstract

NZNO is leading the way on major social change related to heavy alcohol use in New Zealand and I applaud its decision to support a new alcohol policy plan called [...]

Published
2009

43. Alcohol harms.

Author

Sellman, Doug and Adamson, Simon

Published
2012

44. The other side of the Commonwealth.

Author

Parkinson, Colleen, Williams, Roger, Thatcher, Alan, Fitzsimons, Jeanette, Kennedy, Liz, Sellman, Doug, and McDonald, Ian

Abstract

Several letters to the editor are presented in response to previous articles including "Water Torture," in the August 9, 2014 issue, and "The Trouble With Green," in the July 19, 2014 issue.

Published
2014

45. Letters.

Author

Bartley, Mike, Sellman, Doug, Church, AJ, Morris, Beverly, Fisher, Tony, Tisch, Geoff, McCall, Peter, Hayward, Phillip G., Cooper, Peter, Ogden, John, McKinlay, Dennis, and Leadbeater, Maire

Abstract

Several letters to the editor are presented in response to articles in previous issues including "20 Ideas for a Better World," by Mark Henaghan in the December 26, 2009 issue, "The Demonness Drink," in the December 19, 2009 issue and "Into Africa," by Kim Hill in the December 26, 2009.

Published
2010

46. Letters.

Author

EVANS, VIC, MITCHELL, LARRY, BULL, PETER, SMYTHE, MICHAEL, BRADY, CHRIS, JACK, MICHAEL, VEAL, DENNIS, HAMMOND, JENNY, DICKSON, GRAHAM, BARNETT, JOHN, SELLMAN, DOUG, WILSON, JOHN, BROUGHAN, KEVIN, and SCOTT, TOM

Abstract

Several letters to the editor are presented in response to articles in previous issues including one on the perilous state of local government in New Zealand, the opening night debacle of the Rugby World Cup (RWC) and the highest rate of obesity of Pacific Island New Zealanders.

Published
2011

47. Letters.

Author

MADDEN, KATE, BARNETT, JOHN, MURRIE, JOHN, SELLMAN, DOUG, MULLER, WALTER, and MCROBIE, ALAN

Abstract

Several letters to the editor are presented in response to articles in previous issues including "Stung" in the September 10, 2011 issue, "All aboard" in the August 27, 2011 issue, and the editorial on New Zealand's adoption of a four-year parliamentary term in the September 3, 2011 issue.

Published
2011

49. 'I'll have some bread, milk and a Class B drug'.

Author

Sellman, Doug

Abstract

In this article, the author discusses aspects of alcohol maketing that relates to drug pushing in New Zealand. He is critical to the growing number of alcoholics and the egression of alcohol as one of the recreational drugs in the country apart from cigarettes. Also investigated is the number, duration, and length of alcohol advertisements on the daily publications of newspapers in the country which include the "Press," "New Zealand Herald," and "Dominican Post."

Published
2010

50. Letters.

Author

Clemeau, Eleanor, Penman, David, Underhill, Mike, Sellman, Doug, Gregory, Elisabeth, Arbuthnot, Barbara, Jelicich, Stephen, Dudley, Claire, and McLeay, Rod

Abstract

Several letters to the editor are presented in response to articles in previous issues, including "A law both hated and hailed" in the July 25, 2009 issue, "Television," by Diana Wichtel in the July 18, 2009 issue, and "Confessions of a bad parent," by Nigel Latta in the July 18, 2009 issue.

Published
2009

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