Final report Drugs in prison
Laura Kikas Kadri Pendin Margus Murašin Richard Braam Franz Trautmann Main objectives Identification of the attitudes and knowledge of prisoners and prison officers regarding narcotic substances; mapping drug use problems for the long-term planning of activities in the field of drug use prevention in prisons, including suggestions for the development of appropriate rehabilitation programmes.
| Categorie: | Rapid assessment and response (RAR) |
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| Aanmaakdatum: | 04-18-2021 |
| Datum laatste update: | 04-18-2021 |
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