Search Results - "Tabatadze, Mzia"
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Costs of syringe vending machines in Tbilisi, Georgia
Published in Harm reduction journal (02-08-2023)“…Syringe vending machines (SVM) can improve access to sterile injecting equipment, but they have not been widely implemented or evaluated. We evaluate the cost…”
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Perceived acceptability of and willingness to use syringe vending machines: results of a cross-sectional survey of out-of-service people who inject drugs in Tbilisi, Georgia
Published in Harm reduction journal (21-03-2019)“…The growing HIV epidemic in Eastern Europe and Central Asia has been driven by high rates of injection drug use. The Republic of Georgia has among the highest…”
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Smart Syringe Vending Machines: Research Capabilities and Implications for Research Data Collection
Published in Journal of studies on alcohol and drugs (01-11-2021)“…Syringe vending machines (SVMs) are intended to supplement the standard syringe exchange programs to access hard-to-reach groups and to cover unserved…”
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Implementation and evaluation of a syringe vending machine trial in Tbilisi, Georgia
Published in The International journal of drug policy (01-05-2022)“…•It is feasible to implement Syringe vending machines (SVM) in existing harm reduction facilities in Tbilisi, Georgia.•SVM improve access to sterile injection…”
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Republic of Georgia estimates for prevalence of drug use: Randomized response techniques suggest under-estimation
Published in Drug and alcohol dependence (01-06-2018)“…•Randomized Response Technique (RRT) was applied to the nation-scale survey (General Population Survey; GPS) of drug use.•Standard GPS estimates for illegal…”
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Policing, massive street drug testing and poly-substance use chaos in Georgia - a policy case study
Published in Substance abuse treatment, prevention and policy (16-01-2016)“…Since early 2000, intensive policing, wide scale street drug testing, and actions aimed at limiting the availability of specific drugs have been implemented in…”
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