Items where Author is "Harris, J."

GOSSOP, M., HARRIS, J., BEST, David, MAN, L. H., MANNING, V., MARSHALL, J. and STRANG, J. (2003). Is attendance at Alcoholics Anonymous meetings after inpatient treatment related to improved outcomes? : a 6-month follow-up study. Alcohol and Alcoholism, 38 (5), 421-426.

HARRIS, J., BEST, David, GOSSOP, M., MARSHALL, J., MAN, L. H., MANNING, V. and STRANG, J. (2003). Prior Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) affiliation and the acceptability of the twelve steps to patients entering UK statutory addiction treatment. Journal of Studies on Alcohol, 64 (2), 257-261.

BEST, David, SIDWELL, C., GOSSOP, M., HARRIS, J. and STRANG, J. (2001). Crime and expenditure amongst polydrug misusers seeking treatment : the connection between prescribed methadone and crack use, and criminal involvement. British Journal of Criminology, 41 (1), 119-126.

BEST, David, MAN, L. H., GOSSOP, M., HARRIS, J., SIDWELL, C. and STRANG, J. (2001). Understanding the developmental relationship between drug use and crime : are drug users the best people to ask? Addiction Research and Theory, 9 (2), 151-164.

HARRIS, J., BEST, David, MAN, L. H., WELCH, S., GOSSOP, M. and STRANG, J. (2000). Changes in cigarette smoking among alcohol and drug misusers during inpatient detoxification. Addiction Biology, 5 (4), 443-450.

BEST, David, HARRIS, J., GOSSOP, M., FARRELL, M., FINCH, E., NOBLE, A. and STRANG, J. (2000). Use of non-prescribed methadone and other illicit drugs during methadone maintenance treatment. Drug and Alcohol Review, 19 (1), 9-16.

LOVELL, S., SHERIDAN, J., HARRIS, J., BEST, David and STRANG, J. (1999). Methadone maintenance clients and the acceptability of supervised consumption of methadone. Journal of Substance Use, 4 (2), 92-97.

BEST, David, GOSSOP, M., LEHMANN, P., HARRIS, J. and STRANG, J. (1999). The relationship between overdose and alcohol consumption among methadone maintenance patients. Journal of Substance Use, 4 (1), 41-44.

BEST, David, LEHMANN, P., GOSSOP, M., HARRIS, J., NOBLE, A. and STRANG, J. (1998). Eating too little, smoking and drinking too much : wider lifestyle problems among methadone maintenance patients. Addiction Research and Theory, 6 (6), 489-498.