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1. Amphetamine-type stimulant use and self-harm: protocol for a systematic review of observational studies. Issue 1 (24th January 2022)

Authors:: Cumming, Craig; Armstrong, Gregory; Borschmann, Rohan; Foulds, James A; Newton-Howes, Giles; McKetin, Rebecca; Vallesi, Shannen; Preen, David; Young, Jesse
Journal:: BMJ open
Issue:: Volume 12:Issue 1(2022)
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2. Barriers to accessing methamphetamine treatment: A systematic review and meta-analysis. (1st November 2016)

Authors:: Cumming, Craig; Troeung, Lakkhina; Young, Jesse T.; Kelty, Erin; Preen, David B
Journal:: Drug and alcohol dependence
Issue:: Volume 168(2016)
Page Start:: 263
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3. Barriers to accessing methamphetamine treatment: A systematic review and meta-analysis. (1st November 2016)

Authors:: Cumming, Craig; Troeung, Lakkhina; Young, Jesse T.; Kelty, Erin; Preen, David B
Journal:: Drug and alcohol dependence
Issue:: Volume 168(2016)
Page Start:: 263
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4. Buprenorphine alone or with naloxone: Which is safer?. (March 2018)

Authors:: Kelty, Erin; Cumming, Craig; Troeung, Lakhhina; Hulse, Gary
Journal:: Journal of psychopharmacology
Issue:: Volume 32:Number 3(2018)
Page Start:: 344
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5. Closing the Gap in Indigenous health: why section 19(2) of the Health Insurance Act matters. Issue 6 (19th September 2016)

Authors:: Cumming, Craig; Kinner, Stuart A; Preen, David B
Journal:: Medical journal of Australia
Issue:: Volume 205:Issue 6(2016)
Page Start:: 283
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6. Combining cross-sectoral, prospective data linkage with other data sources to examine health outcomes for socially excluded populations: A case study from Australia. (2018)

Authors:: Kinner, Stuart; Preen, David B; Young, Jesse; Cumming, Craig; Borschmann, Rohan
Journal:: International journal of population data science
Issue:: Volume 3:Number 4(2018)
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7. Hospital collaboration with a Housing First program to improve health outcomes for people experiencing homelessness. Issue 1 (11th December 2018)

Authors:: Wood, Lisa; Wood, Nicholas J.R.; Vallesi, Shannen; Stafford, Amanda; Davies, Andrew; Cumming, Craig
Journal:: Housing, care and support
Issue:: Volume 22:Issue 1(2019)
Page Start:: 27
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8. Hospital collaboration with a Housing First program to improve health outcomes for people experiencing homelessness. Issue 1 (18th March 2019)

Authors:: Wood, Lisa; Wood, Nicholas J.R.; Vallesi, Shannen; Stafford, Amanda; Davies, Andrew; Cumming, Craig
Journal:: Housing, care and support
Issue:: Volume 22:Issue 1(2019)
Page Start:: 27
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9. Mental health outcomes associated with the use of amphetamines: A systematic review and meta-analysis. (November 2019)

Authors:: McKetin, Rebecca; Leung, Janni; Stockings, Emily; Huo, Yan; Foulds, James; Lappin, Julia M.; Cumming, Craig; Arunogiri, Shalini; Young, Jesse T.; Sara, Grant; Farrell, Michael; Degenhardt, Louisa
Journal:: EClinicalMedicine
Issue:: Volume 16(2019)
Page Start:: 81
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10. People experiencing homelessness urgently need to be recognised as a high risk group for COVID‐19. (14th May 2020)

Authors:: Cumming, Craig; Wood, Lisa; Davies, Andrew
Journal:: Health promotion journal of Australia
Issue:: Volume 32:Number 2(2021)
Page Start:: 359
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