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Research Development & Statistics (RDS)
The Research Development and Statistics Directorate (RDS) is an integral part of the Home Office. Listed below are recent drug related (RDS) publications.
They provide information that helps Ministers and policy makers take evidence-based decisions, and also help the police, probation service, the courts and immigration officials to do their jobs as effectively as possible. They do so both by maintaining the various statistical services published by the Home Office and by carrying out research themselves or commissioning others to do so.
For more information on Research Development & Statistics (RDS) visit their what's new page at
http://www.homeoffice.gov.uk/rds/whatsnew1.html
A list of their drug publications can be viewed at: www.homeoffice.gov.uk/rds/drugs1.html#publications
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Drug Seizure and Offender Statistics (19/07/2004)
Author: Research, Development and Statistics Directorate
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This bulletin looks at 2001 and 2002 drug seizure and offender statistics in the United Kingdom. |
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Estimating the prevalence of problematic and injecting drug use for drug action team areas in England: a feasibility study using the Multiple Indicator Method (19/07/2004)
Author: Drugs Strategy Directorate
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The aim of this project is to examine the feasibility of using the Multiple Indicator Method (MIM) to produce prevalence estimates for problematic and injecting drug use for Drug Action Teams (DATs) in England in 2001. |
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The dynamics of drug misuse: assessing changes in prevalence (19/07/2004)
Author: Drugs Strategy Directorate
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This research estimates the prevalence of problem drug misuse and considers prevalence trends. |
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Tackling Street Prostitution: Towards an holistic approach (19/07/2004)
Author: Drugs Strategy Directorate
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This overview presents material from three evaluations to present the key findings from 11 Crime Reduction Programme projects, and present lessons on how to tackle street based prostitution. |
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Estimating the prevalence of problem and injecting drug use at the local level: an overview of a Home Office funded research programme (19/07/2004)
Author: Research, Development and Statistics Directorate
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Three recent studies applied, piloted and developed ‘indirect methods’ to estimate the prevalence of problem drug misuse in 2000/01. |
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Online Report - The Results of the First Two Years of the NEW-ADAM Programme (30/04/2004)
Author: Research, Development and Statistics Directorate
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This report summarises the results from the first two years of the NEW-ADAM programme of
interviewing and drug testing those arrested by the police in 16 custody suites in England and
Wales. |
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Findings 179: Drug Use and Offending - Summary Results of the First Two Years of the NEW-ADAM Programme (30/04/2004)
Author: Research, Development and Statistics Directorate
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The survey data collected provide information on the characteristics, drug use and offending
behaviour of adults entering the Criminal Justice System. |
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Findings 219: Trends in Drug Use and Offending - the Results of the NEW-ADAM Programme 1999 - 2002 (30/04/2004)
Author: Research, Development and Statistics Directorate
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This report provides a summary of the results of the first and third years of the NEW- ADAM
(New English and Welsh Arrestee Drug Abuse Monitoring) programme. |
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Understanding problematic drug use among vulnerable young people accessing drug services: a multivariate approach using statistical modelling techniques (24/03/2004)
Author: Research, Development and Statistics Directorate
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This study aimed to determine the hierarchy of risk and protective factors associated with problematic drug use among adolescents attending designated young drug services in Newcastle-Upon-Tyne and Stoke-on-Trent. |
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Development and Practice Report 16 - On-charge drug testing: evaluation of drug testing in the criminal justice system (27/02/2004)
Author: Research, Development and Statistics
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This report brings together the key messages from the drug testing pilot sites to highlight some of the key issues for
consideration around the establishment and maintenance of
drug testing on charge. |
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