Drug Testing Technology: Assessment of Field Applications

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Tom Mieczkowski
CRC Press, Apr 27, 1999 - Law - 392 pages
Covering a wide range of research currently being done in drug analysis, Drug Testing Technology: Assessment of Field Applications compares and evaluates various methods used to determine abused drugs taken by individuals, and their application in various programs and contexts.
Controversies associated with various methods, including urine analysis and hair analysis, are examined. Contributors from a wide diversity of disciplines offer advanced knowledge, encompassing work which is technical as well as markedly philosophical.
Chapters provide overviews of drug incorporation into hair; the use of hair analysis for compliance measurement in the use of anti-epileptic medications; and the application of drug testing to the psychiatric treatment of substance abuse disorders.
Drug Testing Technology: Assessment of Field Applications provides information useful in medical applications, workplace testing, criminal justice monitoring community epidemiology, and drug treatment assessment.

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Contents

Chapter
2
John Williams Ph D
3
Chapter
9
Hair Samples
10
References
29
Novel Biological and Mechanical Analysis Techniques
33
The Effects of Physiochemical Factors on Incorporation
49
Chapter 4
66
Drug Testing Applications in an Offender Diversion Program
145
Testing for Drugs of Abuse in the Pediatric Population
161
Paul R Marques Ph D
180
Chapter 10
190
Chapter 11
215
The Feasibility of Hair Testing in a Household Survey
235
Drug Assessment Methods in the Workplace
255
Advantages and Issues
283

Chapter 5
91
Chapter 6
109
Applying Hair Assays
125
An Analysis of the Racial Bias Controversy in the
313
A Feminist Analysis of Hair Testing Women
349

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