QMJC April 2022: ‘Key informants’ and intersectionality in mixed-methods research
The latest discussion from the Qualitative Methods Journal Club (QMJC) is now available online...
Hepatitis C, injecting drug use, and the ‘syndemics’ framework
Everyone is now familiar with pandemics and epidemics, but what is a ‘syndemic’?
Understanding the health impacts of smoke-free prison policies
Dr Emily Tweed blogs for the SSA website about an [...]
‘Words matter’: From pejorative to people-first, stigmatising to strengths-based
Natalie Davies writes about why it might be time to...
In the news: ‘Levelling up’ and substance use
The 2021 UK drug strategy incorporated references to the ‘levelling-up agenda’...
QMJC March 2022: Young people’s narratives of ‘getting better’
The latest discussion from the Qualitative Methods Journal Club (QMJC) is now available online...
Stigmatising language, drugs, Twitter, and tea-breaks
Talking about language can involve having difficult conversations with yourself.
Statistics on drug deaths
Natalie Davies brings together national statistics on rising rates of [...]
Better quality care in England and Wales for people with FASD
The health advisory body for England and Wales has issued [...]
QMJC February 2022: Identity, language and substance use problems
The latest discussion from the Qualitative Methods Journal Club (QMJC) is now available online...