Guidelines, resources and other publications about best-practice interventions for inhalant use.
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Resources
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Clinical Practice Guidelines: Toxicology and toxinology / Inhalant misuse (2020)
Inhalant use Clinical Practice Guidelines for QLD Ambulance Service.
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Clinical Practice Guideline - Inhalant use
Clinical Practice Guideline for inhalant use developed by the Royal Children's Hospital Melbourne.
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"The Clinical Assessment and Treatment of Inhalant Abuse"
"This review was created to familiarise health care practitioners with inhalant abuse and to aid in the recognition, assessment, and treatment of patients presenting with this condition."
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Clinical Guideline - Inhalants/Volatile Substances (‘Chroming’)
Austin Clinical Toxicology Service Guideline for inhalants.
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Review of volatile substance use among Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people
A synthesis of key information on the use of volatile substances (petrol, paint, glue and other substances), among Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people in Australia.
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Consensus-based clinical practice guideline for the management of volatile substance use in Australia
This guideline includes evidence-based recommendations, consensus-based recommendations and practice points.
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Caring for people who sniff petrol or other volatile substances
A quick reference guide for health workers on caring for people who sniff petrol and other volatile substances.
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Volatile substance misuse: a review of interventions
Monography Series No. 65. This review examines published and unpublished literature about interventions designed to combat volatile substance misuse.
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Developing an inhalant use community strategy
This publication aims to assist local communities to address inhalant misuse.
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Dignity, Diversion, Home and Hope: a review of interventions for VSM in Regional NQ
This research examined current regional Volatile Substance Misuse (VSM) interventions and collated qualitative and statistical data to develop evidence-based locally responsive interventions.