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Inter Agency Drug Misuse Database Manager
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Tel No: 0151 231 4349
The Inter Agency Drug Misuse database collects data from a wide variety of sources, including NDTMS, Syringe Exchange Schemes and various Criminal Justice systems. We also collect data from a range of lower level services such as Outreach and Connexions.
I provide performance monitoring reports for both D(A)ATs and service providers as well as responding to ad hoc requests for data and analyses. The integration of a wide range of datasets enables me to perform analyses across datasets to reveal changing profiles of problem drug users and trends in drug use within a given area. The database is being slowly expanded to incorporate more service providers as well as more D(A)AT areas. Previously I worked for the Royal Free Hospital, Hampstead as a researcher, conducting a Systematic Review of preference effects in randomised controlled trials. I have also worked for the Investigative Psychology Unit at the University of Liverpool on a range of research projects, in particular an analysis of expert behaviour in detective decision making processes related to sexual assault.
The Inter Agency Drug Misuse database collects data from a wide variety of sources, including NDTMS, Syringe Exchange Schemes and various Criminal Justice systems. We also collect data from a range of lower level services such as Outreach and Connexions.
I provide performance monitoring reports for both D(A)ATs and service providers as well as responding to ad hoc requests for data and analyses. The integration of a wide range of datasets enables me to perform analyses across datasets to reveal changing profiles of problem drug users and trends in drug use within a given area. The database is being slowly expanded to incorporate more service providers as well as more D(A)AT areas. Previously I worked for the Royal Free Hospital, Hampstead as a researcher, conducting a Systematic Review of preference effects in randomised controlled trials. I have also worked for the Investigative Psychology Unit at the University of Liverpool on a range of research projects, in particular an analysis of expert behaviour in detective decision making processes related to sexual assault.
IAD Pan-Merseyside Annual Report 2005/06. Comprehensive performance monitoring report on treatment and intervention services across Merseyside.
Authors: Martin Chandler, Esther Shepherd, Jim McVeigh
Published:
10/05/2007
IAD Pan-Merseyside Annual Report 2004/05.
Comprehensive performance monitoring report on treatment and intervention services across Merseyside.
Authors: Martin Chandler, Esther Shepherd, Jim McVeigh
Published:
12/05/2006
Summary of data provided to the Merseyside Inter Agency Drug Misuse Database 2003/4
Authors: Martin Chandler, Jim McVeigh, Tony Bullock, Paul Duffy
Published:
02/02/2005
Chandler M.D., McVeigh J., Beynon C.M., (Accepted)
Integrating drug related monitoring systems – An intelligence led approach
- Contemporary Drug Problems (Special Edition). :Accepted
Mackridge A.J., Beynon C.M., McVeigh J., Whitfield M., Chandler M., (Accepted)
Meeting the Health Needs of Problematic Drug Users Through Community Pharmacy: A Qualitative Study
- Journal of Substance Use. :(Accepted)
Evans-Brown M, Dawson RT, Chandler M, McVeigh J, (2009)
Use of Melanotan I and II in the General Public
- British Medical Journal 2009, 338 :b566
Link to corresponding website
Beynon C, McVeigh J, Chandler M, Wareing M, Bellis MA (2007)
The impact of citrate introduction at UK syringe exchange programmes: a retrospective cohort study in Cheshire and Merseyside, UK
- Harm Reduction Journal :4; 21
Link to corresponding website
Wareing M, Fisk JE, Montgomery C, Murphy PN, Chandler M (2007)
Information Processing Speed in Ecstasy (MDMA) Users
- Human Psychopharmacology. 22 :81-88
King M, Nazareth I, Lampe F, Bower P, Chandler M, Morou M, Sibbald B, Lai R (2005)
Impact of Participant and Physician Intervention Preferences on Randomized Trials
- Journal of the American Medical Association. 293(9) :1089-1099
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