Publications in Peer-Reviewed
Journals
Lloyd C and Hunt N (Editorial submitted to IJDP) ‘A
rational and overdue extension to the harm reduction policy…in
the UK’: an Independent Working Group’s attempt
to inject some evidence into the Drug Consumption Room debate.
Hunt N, Lloyd, C, Kimber J and Tompkins C (submitted to IJDP)
Public injecting among UK needle and syringe programme (NSP)
attenders
McSweeney T, Stevens A, Hunt N and Turnbull PJ (submitted)
Twisting arms or a helping hand?: Assessing the impact of
‘coerced’ and comparable ‘voluntary’
drug treatment options.
McSweeney T, Stevens A, Hunt N and Turnbull PJ (submitted)
Promoting and monitoring compliance with court-ordered drug
treatment: the uses and limitations of drug testing and court
review hearings.
Hickman M, Carrivick S, Paterson S, Hunt N, Griffiths C,
Zador D, Cusick L , Henry J (submitted) London Audit of Drug
Related Overdose Deaths: characteristics and typology, and
implications for prevention and monitoring.
Stevens A, Berto D, Frick U, Hunt N, Kerschl V, McSweeney
T, Oeuvray K, Schaaf S, Trinkl B, Unchtenhagen A, Werdenich
W (submitted to European Addiction Research) The relationship
between legal status, perceived pressure and motivation in
treatment for drug dependence: results from a European study
of quasi-compulsory treatment.
McCambridge J, Winstock A, Hunt N and Mitcheson L 5-year
trends in use of hallucinogens and other adjunct drugs among
U.K. dance drug users. European Addiction Research (in press)
Marsden J, Stillwell G, Barlow H, Boys A, Taylor C, Hunt
N and Farrell M (2006) A
controlled trial of motivational interviewing with young ecstasy
and cocaine users: no effect on substance and alcohol use
outcomes. Addiction. 101: 1014-1026.
Rhodes T, Stoneman A, Hope V, Hunt N, Martin A, Judd A (2006)
Groin
injecting in the context of crack cocaine and homelessness:
From ‘risk boundary’ to ‘acceptable risk’?
The International Journal of Drug Policy.17: 164-170.
McCambridge J, Mitcheson L, Hunt N and Winstock A. (2006)
The
rise of Viagra among British illicit drug users: 5-year survey
data. Drug and Alcohol Review. 25: 111-113.
Hunt N (2005) Coercing
change: balancing rights, justice and health. Drugs and
Alcohol Today. 5 (3): 28-33.
McCambridge J, Mitcheson, Winstock A and L Hunt N (2005)
Five-year
trends in patterns of drug use among people who use stimulants
in dance contexts in the United Kingdom. Addiction. 100:
1140-1149.
McCambridge J, Hunt N, Winstock A and Mitcheson L (2005)
Has
there been a decline in the prevalence of cannabis use among
British nightclubbers? Five-year survey data. Drugs: Education,
Prevention and Policy. 12, 2: 167-169.
Hunt N (2005) Public
health or human rights? Author’s rejoinder to responses.
The International Journal of Drug Policy.
Hunt N (2004) Public
health or human rights: what comes first? The International
Journal of Drug Policy. 15: 231-237.
Hunt N, Stevens A W (2004) Whose
harm? Harm reduction and the shift to coercion in UK drug
policy. Social Policy and Society. 3,4: 333-342.
Hunt N (2001) Reasoning
and restricted choices within recreational drug repertoires.
The International Journal of Drug Policy. 12, 5-6: 425-428
Hunt N (2001) The
importance of clearly communicating the essence of harm reduction.
The International Journal of Drug Policy. 12: 35-36.
Hunt N and Ashenhurst A (2000) Drug use, mental health and
social exclusion: cause, effect and what we can do about it.
Mental Health Care. 4, 1: 18-21.
Griffiths P, Vingoe, L Hunt N, Mounteney J and Hartnoll R
(2000) Drug information systems, early warning and new drug
trends: Can drug monitoring systems become more sensitive
to emerging trends in drug consumption? Substance Use and
Misuse. 35, 6-8: 811-844.
Hunt, N, Griffiths P, Southwell M, Stillwell G, and Strang
J (1999) Preventing
and curtailing injecting drug use: opportunities for developing
and delivering ‘route transition interventions’.
Drug and Alcohol Review. 18, 4: 441-451.
Stillwell G, Hunt N Taylor C & Griffiths P (1999) The
modelling of injecting behaviour and initiation into injecting.
Addiction Research 7(5): 447-459.
Hunt N, Stillwell G, Taylor C & Griffiths P (1998) Evaluation
of a brief intervention to reduce initiation into injecting.
Drugs: Education, Prevention and Policy 5, 2: 185-193.
Hunt N (1997) Risk
of needlestick injuries to injecting drug users. Addiction
92, (2): 219-220.
Hunt N, Jones K and Shelley H (1993) What happens when Ecstasy
is injected? International Journal of Drug Policy, 4, (3),
pp. 161-162.
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Reports and reviews
Contributing author (2006) The
Report of the Independent Working Group on Drug Consumption
Rooms. York: Joseph Rowntree Foundation.
Hunt N (2006) Indicators
of the need for drug consumption rooms in the UK. Independent
Working Group on Drug Consumption Rooms. York: Joseph Rowntree
Foundation.
Hunt N (2006) The
evaluation literature on drug consumption rooms. Independent
Working Group on Drug Consumption Rooms. York: Joseph Rowntree
Foundation.
Hunt N (2006) An
overview of models of delivery of drug consumption rooms.
Independent Working Group on Drug Consumption Rooms. York:
Joseph Rowntree Foundation.
Hunt N, Lenton S and Witton J (2006)
Cannabis and mental health: responses to the emerging evidence.
KCA/Beckley Foundation Drug Policy Programme. Report 8.
Hunt N, Trace M and Bewley-Taylor D (2005)
Reducing drug-related harms to health: a global overview of
the evidence. London: Beckley Foundation.
Hunt N and Stevens A (2005) One-to-one interventions for
young people: overview of available evidence. A report for
Kent Drug and Alcohol Action Team. EISS, University of Kent.
Stillwell G, Hunt N and Preston A (2005) A Survey of Drug
Route Transitions
among Non-injecting and Injecting Heroin Users in South Eastern
Europe. Romania: Population Services International.
Hunt, N, Ashton, M, Lenton S, Mitcheson L, Nelles B, Stimson
G (2003) A
review of the evidence-base for harm reduction approaches
to drug use. London: Forward Thinking on Drugs.
John Howard, Neil Hunt and Anthony Arcuri (2003) A
situation assessment and review of the evidence for interventions
for the prevention of HIV/AIDS among Occasional, Experimental
and Young Injecting Drug Users. Background Paper prepared
for: UN Interagency and CEEHRN Technical Consultation on Occasional,
Experimental and Young IDUs in the CEE/CIS and Baltics. Geneva:
UNICEF
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