Add to ORKGThe National Advisory Committee on Drugs commissioned The Health Promotion Research Centre, (Department of Health Promotion, National University of Ireland, Galway) to track and evaluate the development and delivery process of the National Drugs Awareness Campaign 2003/5. This project comprises two distinctly separate pieces of work carried out. The first comprises an assessment of the effectiveness of mass media campaigns for drugs prevention and harm reduction through a critical examination of the pertinent literature. The second consists of research that tracks the process of campaign development and dissemination from November 2003 to October 2005
In April 2000, the Cabinet Committee on Social Inclusion requested that a review of the current nati...
This summary is based on the Report of an Evaluation Study carried out on the Strengthening Family C...
This is the second report of the NACD on its research activities from August 2003 to December 2005. ...
This report presents the two distinctly separate pieces of work carried out. The first part provides...
In response to the National Drugs Strategy 2001-2008 a national mass media awareness campaign was un...
This summary report presents an evaluation of three phases of the HPA's public information campaign ...
The Department of Community, Rural and Gaeltacht Affairs has responsibility for co-ordinating the im...
A quasi-experimental design was used to evaluate an alcohol-related problem prevention programme. Th...
tag=1 data=The evaluation of Australia's national campaign against drug abuse. by Mel Miller, Margar...
'This is the first report of the National Advisory Committee on Drugs ...'. Includes bibliographical...
This report presents an evaluation of the Finglas/Cabra Drugs Prevention Programme called 'Awareness...
A chapter report issued by the General Accounting Office with an abstract that begins "Pursuant to a...
Summary report of the proceedings of the Drugs Prevention Initiative held 3-5 Dec 1997Available from...
Citywide Drugs Crisis Campaign was set up in 1995 as a community based response to the ever worsenin...
The Department has responsibility for co-ordinating the implementation of the National Drugs Strateg...
In April 2000, the Cabinet Committee on Social Inclusion requested that a review of the current nati...
This summary is based on the Report of an Evaluation Study carried out on the Strengthening Family C...
This is the second report of the NACD on its research activities from August 2003 to December 2005. ...
This report presents the two distinctly separate pieces of work carried out. The first part provides...
In response to the National Drugs Strategy 2001-2008 a national mass media awareness campaign was un...
This summary report presents an evaluation of three phases of the HPA's public information campaign ...
The Department of Community, Rural and Gaeltacht Affairs has responsibility for co-ordinating the im...
A quasi-experimental design was used to evaluate an alcohol-related problem prevention programme. Th...
tag=1 data=The evaluation of Australia's national campaign against drug abuse. by Mel Miller, Margar...
'This is the first report of the National Advisory Committee on Drugs ...'. Includes bibliographical...
This report presents an evaluation of the Finglas/Cabra Drugs Prevention Programme called 'Awareness...
A chapter report issued by the General Accounting Office with an abstract that begins "Pursuant to a...
Summary report of the proceedings of the Drugs Prevention Initiative held 3-5 Dec 1997Available from...
Citywide Drugs Crisis Campaign was set up in 1995 as a community based response to the ever worsenin...
The Department has responsibility for co-ordinating the implementation of the National Drugs Strateg...
In April 2000, the Cabinet Committee on Social Inclusion requested that a review of the current nati...
This summary is based on the Report of an Evaluation Study carried out on the Strengthening Family C...
This is the second report of the NACD on its research activities from August 2003 to December 2005. ...