Gary Reid
Biographic Data
| ID | 5414383 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Gary Reid |
| GIVEN NAMES | Gary |
| FAMILY NAME | Reid |
| SIGNATURE | REID G |
| AFFILIATIONS | Burnet Institute |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 9 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 7 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 9 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2000 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2010 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Vietnam moves forward with harm reduction
Historically, the response of the Vietnamese government to illicit drug use and HIV has been slow and ineffective. However, 2006 saw the government formally endorse harm reduction interventions. This paper examines the views of senior key informants inside Vietnam on the development of an advocacy strategy for harm reduction. Twenty-nine informants were interviewed across public health, public security, social affairs and other international bodi…
Advocacy for harm reduction in China
Malaysia and harm reduction
Knowledge Attitudes and Sexual Practices of Medical Students towards HIV/Aids
Introduction The centrality of behaviour change in combating HIV has been recognized since the beginning of the epidemic. One of the most widespread approaches to behaviour change used in the battle against HIV/AIDS has been information, education and communication (IEC) campaigns focused on raising awareness about the virus and the syndrome, avoiding behaviours associated with increased risk, and providing behavioural strategies for the caregive…
Drug offending and criminal justice responses
Vulnerability among Vietnamese illicit drug users in Australia
The need for dialectical models as shown in the response to the HIV/Aids epidemic
Argues that strong social analysis can make a large contribution to understanding and fighting HIV/AIDS plus other infective diseases. Contends a global perspective is necessary to rethink our approach to infections as, globally, the virus seems to be strengthening, generally. Describes, through case studies, the transition of HIV outbreaks in South Africa, Eastern Europe, Russia, and Indonesia. Makes the case that HIV/AIDS is deeply tied up in f…
Drug Treatment Services for Ethnic Communities in Victoria, Australia
Under-representation of ethnic minorities at drug treatment services represents under-utilisation rather than a lower need. To explore barriers to drug treatment among ethnic communities we undertook a comprehensive review of international and Australian literature to identify problems their members experience upon the discovery of illicit drug use in their community, how drug treatment is addressed and challenges for improved drug treatment outc…
Rapid assessment of drug use and HIV vulnerability in south-east and east Asia
Drug Treatment Services for Ethnic Communities in Victoria, Australia
Under-representation of ethnic minorities at drug treatment services represents under-utilisation rather than a lower need. To explore barriers to drug treatment among ethnic communities we undertook a comprehensive review of international and Australian literature to identify problems their members experience upon the discovery of illicit drug use in their community, how drug treatment is addressed and challenges for improved drug treatment outc…
The need for dialectical models as shown in the response to the HIV/Aids epidemic
Argues that strong social analysis can make a large contribution to understanding and fighting HIV/AIDS plus other infective diseases. Contends a global perspective is necessary to rethink our approach to infections as, globally, the virus seems to be strengthening, generally. Describes, through case studies, the transition of HIV outbreaks in South Africa, Eastern Europe, Russia, and Indonesia. Makes the case that HIV/AIDS is deeply tied up in f…
Rapid assessment of drug use and HIV vulnerability in south-east and east Asia
Drug Treatment Services for Ethnic Communities in Victoria, Australia
Under-representation of ethnic minorities at drug treatment services represents under-utilisation rather than a lower need. To explore barriers to drug treatment among ethnic communities we undertook a comprehensive review of international and Australian literature to identify problems their members experience upon the discovery of illicit drug use in their community, how drug treatment is addressed and challenges for improved drug treatment outc…
Drug offending and criminal justice responses
Vulnerability among Vietnamese illicit drug users in Australia
The need for dialectical models as shown in the response to the HIV/Aids epidemic
Argues that strong social analysis can make a large contribution to understanding and fighting HIV/AIDS plus other infective diseases. Contends a global perspective is necessary to rethink our approach to infections as, globally, the virus seems to be strengthening, generally. Describes, through case studies, the transition of HIV outbreaks in South Africa, Eastern Europe, Russia, and Indonesia. Makes the case that HIV/AIDS is deeply tied up in f…
Knowledge Attitudes and Sexual Practices of Medical Students towards HIV/Aids
Introduction The centrality of behaviour change in combating HIV has been recognized since the beginning of the epidemic. One of the most widespread approaches to behaviour change used in the battle against HIV/AIDS has been information, education and communication (IEC) campaigns focused on raising awareness about the virus and the syndrome, avoiding behaviours associated with increased risk, and providing behavioural strategies for the caregive…
Malaysia and harm reduction
Advocacy for harm reduction in China
Vietnam moves forward with harm reduction
Historically, the response of the Vietnamese government to illicit drug use and HIV has been slow and ineffective. However, 2006 saw the government formally endorse harm reduction interventions. This paper examines the views of senior key informants inside Vietnam on the development of an advocacy strategy for harm reduction. Twenty-nine informants were interviewed across public health, public security, social affairs and other international bodi…
Medicine (7 works) · Political science (7 works) · HIV, Drug Use, Sexual Risk (6 works) · Law (5 works) · Law (5 works) · Psychology (5 works) · Harm reduction (4 works) · Human immunodeficiency virus (HIV (4 works) · Opioid Use Disorder Treatment (4 works) · Public relations (4 works)