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21.03.05
Debate: 'This house believes we
need more coercive testing and treatment services'
Paul Hayes, chief executive, NTA v Paul Wells, a director of UKHRA.
Learning from the
experts
Prof David Clark, Gemma Salter and Sarah Davies from Wired reveal
results of their research that shows the value of listening to service
users' views on treatment.
Welcome to the team...
Jaye Foster, Karen Tyrell, Vanessa Cropper and Neil Hunt look at
two services that took the challenge of involving service users
in the process of recruiting for new staff.
Interview
Srabani Sen, Alcohol Concern's new chief executive, talks to DDN
about getting safe drinking messages heard above the constant hum
of the drinks industry.
How I became a... heroin addict
The first part of David Wright's diary starts with the prospect
of a bit of light fun, that all too soon turns to paranoia and the
need for a fix.
Background Briefings
Prof David Clark examines drugs, chemicals, the brain and behaviour.
Letters
Responses to ‘The Two Year Rule' (DDN, 7 March 2005).
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