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Database ID  497
Title  Drug Use Monitoring in Australia (DUMA)
Description  Drug Use Monitoring in Australia (DUMA) is a project which seeks to measure drug use among those people who have been recently apprehended by police. Data from DUMA is used to examine issues such as the relationship between drugs and property and violent crime, monitor patterns of drug use across time, and help assess the need for drug treatment amongst the offender population.
Status  Ongoing
Researchers 
Keywords  drug use; offenders; police; crime;
Methodology  Urinalysis information on offender use of opiates, marijuana, cocaine, methadone, amphetamines and benzodiazepines
Self-reported data on patterns of illicit drug use
Self-reported data on current and prior arrest and prison experiences
Self-reported data on treatment utilisation
Institution  Australian Institute of Criminology
Funding institutions 
  • Australia. Attorney-General's Department
  • South Australia. Attorney-General's Department
Start Date  01-2002
Publications 
Contact 
Name  Jenny Mouzos
Phone  (02) 6260 9200
Fax  (02) 6260 9201
Ethics Statement  Project has Ethics Committee approval
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