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The Politics of Addiction

Part of the Science, Technology and Medicine in Modern History Book Series

DOI: 10.1057/9781137272218

ISBN: 978-1-349-30688-6

Publisher: Palgrave Macmillan UK - Springer Journals

Oct 27, 2015

1 - 9 of 9 Chapters

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Chapter 1Introduction

Mars, Sarah G.

Pages: 1 –5

[If you are sick, who decides what treatment you should receive? Who controls where treatment should be given and by whom? Do you as a patient have a choice, or is it all in the hands of doctors, civil servants or even politicians? If you were seeking help for drug dependence, would the same...
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Chapter 21965–2010: A Background Sketch

Mars, Sarah G.

Pages: 6 –25

[From the 1930s through the 1950s, while England faced and fought fascism in Europe and rebuilt in its aftermath, the country’s drug scene was relatively peaceful. The rest of the 20th century, however, saw a dramatic transformation in the ways drugs were obtained and used, stimulating growing...
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Chapter 3Prescribing and Proscribing: The Treatment and Rehabilitation Report

Mars, Sarah G.

Pages: 26 –43

[It might be surprising that a new system of specialist, state-funded Clinics could be set up with so little idea of how to approach their task, but seen through the eyes of senior psychiatrist Thomas Bewley, such was the situation in the early days of the Clinics. According to the minutes of a...
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Chapter 4Defining ‘Good Clinical Practice’

Mars, Sarah G.

Pages: 44 –64

[Hostilities between private prescribers and their critics did not cease with Treatment and Rehabilitation. Attacks from each side continued in medical journals2 and carried over into a new arena of medical regulation: guidelines on good clinical practice. Published in 1984 by the Department of...
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Chapter 5Ambiguous Justice: The General Medical Council and Dr Ann Dally

Mars, Sarah G.

Pages: 65 –88

[In the 1980s, as co-founder and leader of the Association of Independent Doctors in Addiction (AIDA), Ann Dally spoke out vehemently against the Clinic system. During this time the General Medical Council (GMC) brought two disciplinary cases against her. The process of these cases shaped the...
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Chapter 6‘Friendly’ Visits and ‘Evil Men’: The Home Office Drugs Inspectorate

Mars, Sarah G.

Pages: 89 –116

[From its origins in 19162 to its demise in 2007 the Home Office Drugs Inspectorate gained and then lost great influence over British drugs policy and the regulation of prescribing. The Inspectorate was just one strand in a web of control systems, both state and professional, which emerged over...
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Chapter 7Unifying Hierarchs and Fragmenting Individualists: Three Professional Groups

Mars, Sarah G.

Pages: 117 –146

[After Ann Dally left the drugs scene, her organisation, the Association of Independent Doctors in Addiction (AIDA), collapsed; but its short life and that of two other doctors’ groups can help us answer a question central to The Politics of Addiction. Why were the London consultants able to fend...
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Chapter 8Guidelines and the Licensing Question

Mars, Sarah G.

Pages: 147 –166

[Unorganised and leaderless, the eight years between the Association of Independent Doctors in Addiction’s passing and the Association of Independent Prescribers beginning saw private prescribers lose any foothold in the policy community. Yet conversely, this was a time when the message of their...
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Chapter 9Conclusion

Mars, Sarah G.

Pages: 167 –180

[This book began by asking how decisions about addiction treatment have been made in England and how conflicts between doctors affected national treatment policies. By now, it is clear that there are many answers to these questions. Who makes these decisions has changed, with doctors dominating...

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