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David J. Kavanagh

Queensland University of Technology

2 George Street

Brisbane, Queensland 4000

Australia

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QuikFix: A Randomized Controlled Trial of Telephone-Based Motivational Interviewing Enhanced with Individualised Personality-Targeted Coping Skills Training for Young People with Alcohol-Related Injuries and Illnesses Accessing Emergency Services

Number of pages: 41 Posted: 09 Dec 2019
Leanne Hides, Catherine Quinn, Gary Chan, Susan Cotton, Nina Pocuca, Jason P. Connor, Katie Witkiewitz, Mark R. C. Daglish, Ross McD. Young, Stoyan Stoyanov and David J. Kavanagh
University of Queensland - Lives Lived Well Group, University of Queensland - Lives Lived Well Group, University of Queensland - Lives Lived Well Group, University of Melbourne - Orygen, The National Centre of Excellence in Youth Mental Health, University of Queensland - Lives Lived Well Group, University of Queensland - Lives Lived Well Group, University of New Mexico, University of Queensland, Queensland University of Technology, University of Queensland - Lives Lived Well Group and Queensland University of Technology
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Bidirectional Relationship Between Methamphetamine Use and Positive Psychotic Symptoms in Regular Methamphetamine Users: Evidence From a Prospective Cohort Study

Number of pages: 27 Posted: 10 Oct 2018
Leanne Hides, Gary Chan, Sharon Dawe, Rebecca McKetin, David J. Kavanagh, Ross Young, Maree Teesson and John B. Saunders
University of Queensland - Lives Lived Well Group, University of Queensland - Lives Lived Well Group, Griffith University, Curtin University, Queensland University of Technology, Queensland University of Technology, University of New South Wales (UNSW) and University of Queensland, School of Psychology, Centre for Youth Substance Abuse Research
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methamphetamine, psychotic symptoms, psychotic disorder, bidirectional, prospective