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Prevention and Early Intervention,ectivity and skills development are all factors conducive to effective primary prevention. Initiatives in screening and early intervention are also reviewed. The chapter describes efforts to embed screening and early interventions in primary healthcare settings, and the barriers encountered in these

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Community-Controlled Liquor Outlets and Permit Systems,heir doing so..The use of individual liquor permit systems today is confined to some remote communities in the Northern Territory, Australia, and some Inuit communities in Nunavut, Canada. Evidence of their impact is sparse but suggests that liquor permit systems can enhance community management of

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Alcohol and Community Policing,more culturally appropriate than mainstream policing practices. External authorities, however, including funding bodies, have tended to view them as extensions of state-based policing with primary roles of keeping drunks off the streets and crime prevention. We explore the emergence of these expecta

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Conclusion: Outcomes and Issues,of programs; the importance of interpersonal relationships among key players, both within Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal domains and, especially, across these domains, and the need, in evaluating programs, to incorporate Aboriginal criteria and ways of knowing as well as indicators grounded in Wester

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