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'It was like coming back from the clouds': a qualitative analysis of the lived experience of overdose consequent to drug use among a cohort of people who use drugs in Scotland by Byrne, Christopher J, Sani, Fabio, Flynn, Teresa, Malaguti, Amy

“…Globally, non-fatal overdose (NFOD) rates consequent to drug use, typically opioids, continue increasing at a startling rate. Existing quantitative research…”
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Mixed-methods evaluation of point-of-care hepatitis C virus RNA testing in a Scottish prison by Byrne, Christopher J, Malaguti, Amy, Inglis, Sarah Karen, Dillon, John F

“…ObjectivesHepatitis C virus (HCV) poses a global public health threat. Prisons are a focus of prevention efforts due to high infection burdens. Expedition of…”
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Psychosocial factors associated with overdose subsequent to Illicit Drug use: a systematic review and narrative synthesis by Byrne, Christopher J, Sani, Fabio, Thain, Donna, Fletcher, Emma H, Malaguti, Amy

“…Psychological and social status, and environmental context, may mediate the likelihood of experiencing overdose subsequent to illicit drug use. The aim of this…”
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Randomised controlled trial conducted in injecting equipment provision sites to compare the effectiveness of different hepatitis C treatment regimens in people who inject drugs: A Direct obserVed therApy versus fortNightly CollEction study for HCV treatment—ADVANCE HCV protocol study by Inglis, Sarah K, Beer, Lewis JZ, Byrne, Christopher, Malaguti, Amy, Robinson, Emma, Sharkey, Christian, Gillings, Kirsty, Stephens, Brian, Dillon, John F

“…IntroductionHepatitis C is a blood-borne virus (HCV) that can seriously damage the liver and is spread mainly through blood-to-blood contact with an infected…”
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Effectiveness of the use of implementation intentions on reduction of substance use: A meta-analysis by Malaguti, Amy, Ciocanel, Oana, Sani, Fabio, Dillon, John F., Eriksen, Ann, Power, Kevin

“…•Small significant effect of implementation intentions on reducing alcohol use, g = 0.31 (95 % CI: 0.21, 0.42), p < .001.•Small significant effect of…”
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Impact of Hepatitis C treatment on behavioural change in relation to drug use in people who inject drugs: A systematic review by Caven, Madeleine, Malaguti, Amy, Robinson, Emma, Fletcher, Emma, Dillon, John F.

“…Background: A systematic review was conducted to determine the impact of Hepatitis C (HCV) treatment on substance use behaviour in people who inject drugs…”
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Drug network identification predicts injecting risk behavior among people who inject drugs on hepatitis C virus treatment in Tayside, Scotland by Malaguti, Amy, Byrne, Christopher J., Sani, Fabio, Power, Kevin, Eriksen, Ann, Dillon, John F.

“…The risk of Hepatitis C Virus (HCV) acquisition among People Who Inject Drugs (PWID) remains high when injecting risk behavior within networks endures. Several…”
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Integrating Health Psychology into Hepatitis C Treatment : a Self-efficAcy Intervention to reDuce Injecting Risk behAviour and hePatitis C reinfecTion Rates (Adapt) by Malaguti, Amy

“…This thesis is divided into two main sections. The introductory section comprises studies one and two, while the pilot RCT section comprises studies three and…”
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Randomized clinical trial: Direct‐acting antivirals as treatment for hepatitis C in people who inject drugs: Delivered in needle and syringe programs via directly observed therapy versus fortnightly collection by Beer, Lewis, Inglis, Sarah, Malaguti, Amy, Byrne, Christopher, Sharkey, Christian, Robinson, Emma, Gillings, Kirsty, Radley, Andrew, Hapca, Adrian, Stephens, Brian, Dillon, John

“…Hepatitis C virus (HCV) treatment in people who inject drugs (PWID) is delivered within settings frequented by PWID, such as needle and syringe programs (NSP)…”
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Change in injecting behaviour among people treated for hepatitis C virus: The role of intimate partnerships by Malaguti, Amy, Sani, Fabio, Stephens, Brian P., Ahmad, Farsana, Dugard, Pat, Dillon, John F.

“…Summary Injecting behaviour in people who inject drugs is the main risk factor for hepatitis C virus (HCV) infection. Psychosocial factors such as having a…”
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