National Drug Strategy Household Survey
The National Drug Strategy Household Survey series examines current awareness of attitudes and behaviours toward drugs and drug problems within the Australian community, focussing on respondents personal attitudes toward drugs, knowledge of drugs and drug histories.
There are now ten studies in the series of national household surveys, focussing on drugs and drug behaviour. This includes the National Campaign Against Drug Abuse Social Issues in Australia surveys (1985 -1993) and the National Drug Strategy Household Surveys (1995 – 2016). The data collection for the most recent six studies has been conducted by the Australian Institute of Health and Welfare (AIHW).
Year | ADA ID | DOI | Study documentation |
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1995 | 00862 | 10.4225/87/GF5LNY | Dataverse Catalogue |
1998 | 01016 | 10.4225/87/XJE0KQ | Dataverse Catalogue |
2001 | 01050 | 10.4225/87/DZIPIJ | Dataverse Catalogue |
2004 | 01082 | 10.4225/87/M3IFO8 | Dataverse Catalogue |
2007 | 01139 | 10.4225/87/T7FITH | Dataverse Catalogue |
2010 | 01237 | 10.4225/87/VTUV4C | Dataverse Catalogue |
2013 | 01274 | 10.4225/87/USGEQS | Dataverse Catalogue |
2016 | 01389 | 10.4225/87/JUDY2Y | Dataverse Catalogue |