Cambodia / Laos / Thailand / Malaysia / Australia / China / Philippines / India / / /
Event
FDA Phase / /
Facility
Open Society Institute / Nossal Institute / WHO Headquarters / /
IndustryTerm
treatment of attention deficit hyperactivity disorder / prevention of HIV / health services / drug dependence services / peer education services / drug services / clinical management / specialist health services / heterogeneous / treatment of attention deficit disorders / final product / law enforcement authorities / treatment services / treatment of ATS use disorders / harm reduction services / law enforcement / /
MedicalCondition
HIV / hepatitis B / HIV epidemic / drug dependence / obesity / e.g. sleeplessness / attention deficit disorders / single drug dependence / attention deficit hyperactivity disorder / Diseases / HIV/AIDS / infection / /
MedicalTreatment
counselling / /
Organization
US Federal Drug Administration / World Health Organization / Nossal Institute for Public Health / Community police / National Institute on Drug Abuse / Lao PDR / Global Fund / Centers for Disease Control and Prevention / civil society / United Nations / Open Society Institute / Human Rights Watch / www.wpro.who.int/sites/mhi World Health Organization Regional Office / WHO Regional Office for the Western Pacific / Regional office of the Western Pacific / Department of Health and Human Services / Turning Point Alcohol and Drug Centre / UNAIDS / /
Person
Graham Shaw / Nicholas Clark / Fabio Mesquita / Annette Verster / Edna Oppenheimer / Nina Rehn-Mendoza / /
Technical Briefs on amphetamine-type stimulants (ATS) Principle 7: Community involvement, participation and patient orientation A community-based response to ATS use and dependence can support and encourage