Resources

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Reports

RRISK (Reduce Risk Increase Student Knowledge) Evaluation Report 2002-2005
Zask A, van Beurden E, Dight R. Health Promotion Unit, North Coast Area Health Service, September 2005. Full Report
RRISK (Reduce Risk Increase Student Knowledge) Summary Report 2002-2005
Zask A, van Beurden E, Dight R. Health Promotion Unit, North Coast Area Health Service, September 2005.
RRISK 2002 Program Report.
Dight R, Zask A, Hondow M, Johnson W. Health Promotion Unit, Northern Rivers Area Health Service, July 2003. Full Report
RRISK 2001 Process Evaluation Report.
Dight R, Johnson W, Clark R. Health Promotion Unit, Northern Rivers Area Health Service, 2002.Full Report
Youth Speak-Casino & District Youth Forum Evaluation Report .
van Beurden E, Dight R, Mills J. Health Promotion Unit, Northern Rivers Area Health Service , 2004.Full Report

Drinkcheck: A manual for alcohol brief intervention in health and community settings.
NSW Health , 2000.

RRISK A sustainable intersectoral partnership.
Elkington J, van Beurden E, Zask A, Dight R, Johnson W. Youth Studies Australia, 2006;20:1-4. Abstract
Is it worth the RRISK? Evaluation of the RRISK (Reduce Risk Increase Student Knowledge) program for adolescents in rural Australia.
Zask A, van Beurden E, Brooks L, Dight R. Journal of Adolescent Health, 2006;38:495-503. Abstract
A checklist of strategies for high schools - Student Risk Taking: What can your school do? Checklist
Heavy episodic drinking and sensation seeking in adolescents as predictors of harmful driving and celebrating behaviours - Implications fro prevention.
van Beurden E, Zask A, Brooks L, Dight R. Journal of Adolescent Health, 2005; 37:37-43. Abstract
Alcohol brief intervention in bars and taverns: a 12 month follow-up study of Operation Drinksafe in Australia.
van Beurden E, Reilly D, Dight R, Mitchell E, Beard J. Health Promotion International, 2000;15:293-302. Abstract
Alcohol education in licensed premises using brief intervention strategies.
Reilly D, van Beurden E, Mitchell E, Dight R, Scott C, Beard J. Addiction ;1998;93:385-398. Abstract