Ice and the outback: Patterns and prevalence of methamphetamine use in rural Australia

ConclusionsInterventions tailored to address the specific and unique circumstances of rural settings are required to reduce and prevent methamphetamine use, particularly crystal methamphetamine. Scope exists to focus prevention efforts on rural workplaces and primary care settings. Greater understanding of the higher prevalence of methamphetamine use in rural areas is required, plus implementation of comprehensive strategies and optimised treatment utilisation.
Source: Australian Journal of Rural Health - Category: Rural Health Authors: Tags: Original Research Source Type: research