Table 1: National policy documents setting out research priorities reflecting the need for promoting a specific approach Yes Belgium France Italy The Netherlands Portugal United Kingdom No Cross-disciplinary approaches questions in combining to respond to Not formally made Not formally made explicit in the “Key “Gaps “Need “Interdisciplinary covering multiple public health with the drug problem explicit (DWP, 1996) studies should be policy documents here examined competences should human and social with an included when it be sought” (BCD, research” (FP integrated to setting 2010) and research priorities” multidisciplinary (PR 46/99) approach” (DPA, in favour of “Action 2011) prevention and use of is “The treatment requires neither the development of comprehensible nor an ambitious explainable without multidisciplinary the help of a wide research policy” range of (FGP, 2013-17) knowledge. is therefore to carry out “Need fundamental for multidisciplinary research on drugs research into and drug motivations, addiction” ((PR perceptions and 46/99). attitudes” (FGP, 2013-17) Cross-border initiatives
Table 1: National policy documents setting out research priorities reflecting the need for promoting a specific approach Yes No Belgium France Italy The Netherlands Portugal United Kingdom Cross-disciplinary approaches “Key questions covering multiple competences should be sought” (BCD, 2010) “Gaps in combining public health with human and social research” (FP “Action in favour of prevention and treatment requires the development of an ambitious multidisciplinary research policy” (FGP, 2013-17) “Need to carry out multidisciplinary research into motivations, perceptions and attitudes” (FGP, 2013-17) “Need to respond to the drug problem with an integrated and multidisciplinary approach” (DPA, 2011) Not formally made explicit (DWP, 1996) “Interdisciplinary studies should be included when it to setting research priorities” (PR 46/99) “The use of is neither comprehensible nor explainable without the help of a wide range of knowledge. is therefore fundamental for research on drugs and drug addiction” ((PR 46/99). Not formally made explicit in the policy documents here examined Cross-border initiatives
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