Commentary on Caulkins et al (2019): Supervised Consumption Sites: A Nuanced Assessment of the Causal Evidence

Tom May; Katy  Holloway; Trevor Bennett

Commentary on Caulkins et al (2019): Supervised Consumption Sites: A Nuanced Assessment of the Causal Evidence

Tom May, Katy Holloway, Trevor Bennett

Criminology, Policing and Security Research and Innovation Group

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Abstract

The evidence base for supervised consumption sites is limitedin scope and strength. More evaluation researc h, based onrigorous and robust designs suc h as r andomized controlledtrials, is needed to provide evidence of their effectiveness.

Original language	English
Pages	2116
Number of pages	2121
Publication status	Published - 2019

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Commentary on Caulkins et al (2019): Supervised Consumption Sites: A Nuanced Assessment of the Causal Evidence

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