The primary objective of this study (ROSIE - research outcome study in Ireland) was to evaluate the effectiveness of treatment and other intervention strategies for opiate use in Ireland. The Study recruited 404 opiate users entering treatment. Participants were interviewed at treatment intake, 1-year and 3 years after the baseline interview. This report presents outcomes at 1-year and 3 years for the whole population and the ‘per protocol’ population i.e. participants who completed all three interviews
A pilot study was performed to assess the effectiveness of treatment in an opioid dependent populati...
Retention in treatment is a key indicator of methadone treatment success. The study aims to identify...
Substance abuse and dependence have detrimental effects at both the individual and societal levels. ...
The Research Outcome Study in Ireland (ROSIE) is the first national, prospective, longitudinal, mult...
The Research Outcome Study in Ireland Evaluating Drug Treatment Effectiveness (ROSIE) is the first p...
The Research Outcome Study in Ireland evaluating drug treatment effectiveness (ROSIE) is the first n...
The Research Outcome Study in Ireland (ROSIE) is the first national, prospective, longitudinal, mult...
The Research Outcome Study in Ireland (ROSIE) is the first national, prospective, longitudinal, mult...
Aim: The Research Outcome Study in Ireland (ROSIE) is the first large-scale, prospective, multi-site...
Evidence has shown that frequency and quantity of drug usage are reduced after treatment but the eff...
Drawing upon innovative research methods this article provides the first Irish estimates of opiate u...
Minister of State with responsibility for Health Promotion and the National Drugs Strategy, Catherin...
Drawing upon innovative research methods this article provides the first Irish estimates of opiate ...
The international literature indicates that men and women entering drug treatment differ in demograp...
This report presents the results of a study that used the four-sample capture-recapture method, alon...
A pilot study was performed to assess the effectiveness of treatment in an opioid dependent populati...
Retention in treatment is a key indicator of methadone treatment success. The study aims to identify...
Substance abuse and dependence have detrimental effects at both the individual and societal levels. ...
The Research Outcome Study in Ireland (ROSIE) is the first national, prospective, longitudinal, mult...
The Research Outcome Study in Ireland Evaluating Drug Treatment Effectiveness (ROSIE) is the first p...
The Research Outcome Study in Ireland evaluating drug treatment effectiveness (ROSIE) is the first n...
The Research Outcome Study in Ireland (ROSIE) is the first national, prospective, longitudinal, mult...
The Research Outcome Study in Ireland (ROSIE) is the first national, prospective, longitudinal, mult...
Aim: The Research Outcome Study in Ireland (ROSIE) is the first large-scale, prospective, multi-site...
Evidence has shown that frequency and quantity of drug usage are reduced after treatment but the eff...
Drawing upon innovative research methods this article provides the first Irish estimates of opiate u...
Minister of State with responsibility for Health Promotion and the National Drugs Strategy, Catherin...
Drawing upon innovative research methods this article provides the first Irish estimates of opiate ...
The international literature indicates that men and women entering drug treatment differ in demograp...
This report presents the results of a study that used the four-sample capture-recapture method, alon...
A pilot study was performed to assess the effectiveness of treatment in an opioid dependent populati...
Retention in treatment is a key indicator of methadone treatment success. The study aims to identify...
Substance abuse and dependence have detrimental effects at both the individual and societal levels. ...