Agnès Roche
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 683953 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Agnès Roche |
| PRENOMES | Agnès |
| SOBRENOME | Roche |
| ASSINATURA | ROCHE A |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Flinders University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-5992-8757 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 22 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 11 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 22 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1991 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2023 |
| ÍNDICE H | 2 |
If cannabis use is increasing among workers what are the implications for policy? A secondary analysis of a nationally representative Australian dataset
Patterns, prevalence and predictors of past year cannabis use were examined by industry and occupation groups through secondary analyses of Australia’s triennial National Drug Strategy Household Surveys (2010, 2013, 2016, 2019). Frequency analyses examined cannabis prevalence. Logistic regression models estimated adjusted effects of demographics on cannabis use amongst employees overall, and within industries and occupations where prevalence diff…
La trajectoire d’Émile Guillaumin
Émile Guillaumin (1873-1951) est, en France, le plus connu et le plus cité des écrivains paysans. Sa trajectoire est bel et bien exceptionnelle. Demeuré paysan sa vie durant, il tente de pénétrer un champ littéraire particulièrement fermé aux classes populaires. Pour cela, il met en œuvre une stratégie de brandissement de son stigmate social, stratégie temporairement payante, puisqu’il parvient à publier plusieurs recueils de poèmes et des romans…
The green and the grey
The alcohol and other drugs (AOD) sector has shown strong progress with regard to recognition, professionalism and international programs of training and credentialing. Yet little is known regarding the professional development (PD) needs of AOD workers, nor how these needs differ across career stages. Australian AOD workers (N = 812) from the government and non-government sectors completed an online survey. Early career workers (≤3 years’ AOD ex…
Flying below the Radar
Background: Globally, there is growing concern regarding workers’ illicit drug use and its implications for health and workplace safety. Young workers in male-dominated industries, such as construction, may be more susceptible to illicit drug use, risky drinking and its associated harms.Purpose/objectives: To investigate drug use and perceptions of risk among male construction workers, drawing comparisons between workers under 25 years with older…
Predictors of turnover intention in the non-government alcohol and other drug sector
Background Effective delivery of alcohol and other drug (AOD) treatment is reliant on a skilled, experienced, and satisfied workforce. The need to recruit and train workers is universally acknowledged. It is equally important to retain staff, given global shortages of health and human services workers. As few studies have investigated predictors of turnover in the AOD sector, this study examined a range of potential work-related predictors.Method…
Working at heights
Employee drug use poses a serious risk to health and safety in male-dominated industries yet patterns and determinants of drug use in construction are not well understood. This study assessed prevalence rates and predictors of Australian construction workers’ use of cannabis, cocaine and meth/amphetamine. Workers (N = 511) completed a survey that assessed use of the three drug types; alcohol use; general health and mental health; job stress and t…
The non‐government alcohol and other drug workforce in Australia
‘Very demanding. Extremely rewarding’
R-E-S-P-E-C-T
Construction workers' alcohol use, knowledge, perceptions of risk and workplace norms
Predictors of work engagement among Australian non-government drug and alcohol employees
Ageing and Alcohol
Objectives: Alcohol consumption and harms among older people are increasing. We examined different demographic characteristics and drinking patterns among an older population. Methods: Secondary analyses of nationally representative Australian data; subjects aged 50+ years ( N = 10,856). Two-step cluster analysis was performed to identify demographic groups and alcohol consumption behaviours. Results: Three groups were identified: Group 1 (older,…
Lived Experience
Background: Workers with lived experience of problematic alcohol and other drug (AOD) use are increasingly recognized as integral to the AOD field. However, little is known about the prevalence or characteristics of AOD workers with lived experience across the general AOD workforce, in Australia or internationally. This study aimed to (1) investigate the prevalence of lived experience in AOD workers, (2) build an initial profile of workers with l…
Quantifying the societal cost of methamphetamine use to Australia
Do workplace policies work? An examination of the relationship between alcohol and other drug policies and workers’ substance use
What police want from liquor licensing legislation
Qualitative interviews were undertaken with 53 Australian police officers with specialist expertise in liquor law enforcement to ascertain their perspectives concerning the liquor licensing legislation in Australia’s eight states and territories. Respondents generally indicated that current arrangements favoured the interests of the alcohol industry and did not sufficiently empower them to reduce alcohol-related harms. Other key themes included: …
Drug testing in Australian schools
La résistance du vote rural (1981-2002)
L'objet de cet article est de mesurer l'importance du vote communiste en milieu rural, à l'échelon du canton, lors des présidentielles de 1981 et de 2002, et de tester des corrélations entre ce vote et des variables sociodémographiques. Il apparaît que les électeurs urbains n'ont pas une propension plus forte que les ruraux à voter pour le PC, et que les cantons qui résistent le mieux au déclin électoral sont majoritairement ruraux. Les zones de …
Un terreau favorable
Le Bourbonnais présente certaines caractéristiques favorables à l'implantation précoce et rapide de la gauche. Des rapports sociaux très conflictuels (grande propriété et métayage dominants) et un dynamisme syndical constituent un terreau propice aux « rouges ». La création, dans les premières années du xxe siècle, de la Fédération des syndicats des travailleurs de la terre marque le début de la mobilisation paysanne dans l'Allier
Smoking-related knowledge and attitudes of senior Australian medical students
Positive smoking cessation knowledge changes can be readily achieved through training. However, specific smoking cessation training is needed for medical trainees to develop appropriate skills and strategies. Attention to particular weaknesses related to specific intervention strategies and cessation practices is required to develop competence in this area and to maximise the chances of new medical graduates fully using the opportunities availabl…
Des Verts de toutes les couleurs. Histoire et sociologie du mouvement ecolo
Doctors' willingness to intervene in patients' drug and alcohol problems
Des Verts de toutes les couleurs. Histoire et sociologie du mouvement ecolo
Doctors' willingness to intervene in patients' drug and alcohol problems
Lived Experience
Background: Workers with lived experience of problematic alcohol and other drug (AOD) use are increasingly recognized as integral to the AOD field. However, little is known about the prevalence or characteristics of AOD workers with lived experience across the general AOD workforce, in Australia or internationally. This study aimed to (1) investigate the prevalence of lived experience in AOD workers, (2) build an initial profile of workers with l…
Un terreau favorable
Le Bourbonnais présente certaines caractéristiques favorables à l'implantation précoce et rapide de la gauche. Des rapports sociaux très conflictuels (grande propriété et métayage dominants) et un dynamisme syndical constituent un terreau propice aux « rouges ». La création, dans les premières années du xxe siècle, de la Fédération des syndicats des travailleurs de la terre marque le début de la mobilisation paysanne dans l'Allier
Doctors' willingness to intervene in patients' drug and alcohol problems
Des Verts de toutes les couleurs. Histoire et sociologie du mouvement ecolo
Smoking-related knowledge and attitudes of senior Australian medical students
Positive smoking cessation knowledge changes can be readily achieved through training. However, specific smoking cessation training is needed for medical trainees to develop appropriate skills and strategies. Attention to particular weaknesses related to specific intervention strategies and cessation practices is required to develop competence in this area and to maximise the chances of new medical graduates fully using the opportunities availabl…
La résistance du vote rural (1981-2002)
L'objet de cet article est de mesurer l'importance du vote communiste en milieu rural, à l'échelon du canton, lors des présidentielles de 1981 et de 2002, et de tester des corrélations entre ce vote et des variables sociodémographiques. Il apparaît que les électeurs urbains n'ont pas une propension plus forte que les ruraux à voter pour le PC, et que les cantons qui résistent le mieux au déclin électoral sont majoritairement ruraux. Les zones de …
Un terreau favorable
Le Bourbonnais présente certaines caractéristiques favorables à l'implantation précoce et rapide de la gauche. Des rapports sociaux très conflictuels (grande propriété et métayage dominants) et un dynamisme syndical constituent un terreau propice aux « rouges ». La création, dans les premières années du xxe siècle, de la Fédération des syndicats des travailleurs de la terre marque le début de la mobilisation paysanne dans l'Allier
Drug testing in Australian schools
What police want from liquor licensing legislation
Qualitative interviews were undertaken with 53 Australian police officers with specialist expertise in liquor law enforcement to ascertain their perspectives concerning the liquor licensing legislation in Australia’s eight states and territories. Respondents generally indicated that current arrangements favoured the interests of the alcohol industry and did not sufficiently empower them to reduce alcohol-related harms. Other key themes included: …
Do workplace policies work? An examination of the relationship between alcohol and other drug policies and workers’ substance use
Quantifying the societal cost of methamphetamine use to Australia
Construction workers' alcohol use, knowledge, perceptions of risk and workplace norms
Predictors of work engagement among Australian non-government drug and alcohol employees
Ageing and Alcohol
Objectives: Alcohol consumption and harms among older people are increasing. We examined different demographic characteristics and drinking patterns among an older population. Methods: Secondary analyses of nationally representative Australian data; subjects aged 50+ years ( N = 10,856). Two-step cluster analysis was performed to identify demographic groups and alcohol consumption behaviours. Results: Three groups were identified: Group 1 (older,…
Lived Experience
Background: Workers with lived experience of problematic alcohol and other drug (AOD) use are increasingly recognized as integral to the AOD field. However, little is known about the prevalence or characteristics of AOD workers with lived experience across the general AOD workforce, in Australia or internationally. This study aimed to (1) investigate the prevalence of lived experience in AOD workers, (2) build an initial profile of workers with l…
Flying below the Radar
Background: Globally, there is growing concern regarding workers’ illicit drug use and its implications for health and workplace safety. Young workers in male-dominated industries, such as construction, may be more susceptible to illicit drug use, risky drinking and its associated harms.Purpose/objectives: To investigate drug use and perceptions of risk among male construction workers, drawing comparisons between workers under 25 years with older…
Predictors of turnover intention in the non-government alcohol and other drug sector
Background Effective delivery of alcohol and other drug (AOD) treatment is reliant on a skilled, experienced, and satisfied workforce. The need to recruit and train workers is universally acknowledged. It is equally important to retain staff, given global shortages of health and human services workers. As few studies have investigated predictors of turnover in the AOD sector, this study examined a range of potential work-related predictors.Method…
Working at heights
Employee drug use poses a serious risk to health and safety in male-dominated industries yet patterns and determinants of drug use in construction are not well understood. This study assessed prevalence rates and predictors of Australian construction workers’ use of cannabis, cocaine and meth/amphetamine. Workers (N = 511) completed a survey that assessed use of the three drug types; alcohol use; general health and mental health; job stress and t…
The non‐government alcohol and other drug workforce in Australia
‘Very demanding. Extremely rewarding’
R-E-S-P-E-C-T
The green and the grey
The alcohol and other drugs (AOD) sector has shown strong progress with regard to recognition, professionalism and international programs of training and credentialing. Yet little is known regarding the professional development (PD) needs of AOD workers, nor how these needs differ across career stages. Australian AOD workers (N = 812) from the government and non-government sectors completed an online survey. Early career workers (≤3 years’ AOD ex…
If cannabis use is increasing among workers what are the implications for policy? A secondary analysis of a nationally representative Australian dataset
Patterns, prevalence and predictors of past year cannabis use were examined by industry and occupation groups through secondary analyses of Australia’s triennial National Drug Strategy Household Surveys (2010, 2013, 2016, 2019). Frequency analyses examined cannabis prevalence. Logistic regression models estimated adjusted effects of demographics on cannabis use amongst employees overall, and within industries and occupations where prevalence diff…
La trajectoire d’Émile Guillaumin
Émile Guillaumin (1873-1951) est, en France, le plus connu et le plus cité des écrivains paysans. Sa trajectoire est bel et bien exceptionnelle. Demeuré paysan sa vie durant, il tente de pénétrer un champ littéraire particulièrement fermé aux classes populaires. Pour cela, il met en œuvre une stratégie de brandissement de son stigmate social, stratégie temporairement payante, puisqu’il parvient à publier plusieurs recueils de poèmes et des romans…
Medicine (17 obras) · Psychology (13 obras) · Psychiatry (10 obras) · Substance Abuse Treatment and Outcomes (10 obras) · Environmental health (9 obras) · Political science (9 obras) · Workforce (8 obras) · Workplace Health and Well-being (8 obras) · Nursing (7 obras) · Business (6 obras)