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Safe Injecting Facilities: Should Victoria have a SIF Pilot-Trial?
Publication type:
Position Paper
| Attachment | Size |
|---|---|
 chodarr1452.pdf | 480.32 KB |
Agency:
Victorian Drugs and Crime Prevention Committee
Date:
1998
Pages:
12
Collections:
Summary:
The document is produced on behalf of the Victorian Drugs and Crime Prevention Committee in Australia to consider introducing a safe-injection facility (SIF) trial project in the City of Greater Dandenong. The author provides a summary of current trends in drug policy and the public debate surrounding SIF; a background on the issues specific to the community; national and international perspectives on SIF; and answers to commonly asked questions about SIF.
Keywords:
Australia; drug use; harm reduction; injection drug use; project proposal; safe injection site; Victorian Drugs and Harm Prevention Committee;