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INpho 40: Substance Misuse in the East of England, 2009-2010This report aims to provide the public health community, Drug and Alcohol Action Teams (DAATs) and Primary Care Trusts (PCTs) responsible for planning and commissioning treatment services, Regional and Local Authorities, treatment services, user and carer groups and others having a broader interest in substance misuse in the East of England with a valuable overview of this complex social issue.
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Home Location ERPHO
National or Regional Regional
Short Title MUSE report 2009-2010
Rights © Eastern Region Public Health Observatory (ERPHO)
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Publication date 31 Oct 2011
Creator(s) MUSE
Contributor(s) NTA
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  • INpho series
  • RDHIU: Drug Misuse Topic Page - Local Reports
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PHL ADDICTION
ALCOHOL CONSUMPTION
ALCOHOL MISUSE
ALCOHOL-RELATED HARM
DRUG USER
DRUGS MISUSE
HARM REDUCTION
INJECTING DRUG USER
SUBSTANCE MISUSE
SUBSTANCE MISUSER
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Geographical unit Local Authority
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