The Internet provides access to a wealth of information on alcohol, tobacco, and other drugs (ATOD). Websites exist for the many topics and issues related to ATOD. The following list is a selection only and includes resources contributed by SALIS members.
DATABASES
Screening and Assessment Instruments Database
Collection of measures used in the screening & assessment of substance use disorders; maintained by ADAI (Alcohol & Drug Abuse Institute) at the University of Washington.
ATOD Serials Database
Info about 350+ addiction journals, newsletters & monograph series — both active titles and ceased publications. Search by peer-reviewed, free online, focus areas (treatment, policy, etc). A resource from ADAI (Alcohol & Drug Abuse Institute) at the University of Washington.
Databases and Data Archives
For researchers, librarians, students, and anyone searching for literature and statistical information on addictions, SALIS presents this compilation of more than 100 databases and other online resources. International in scope, it consists of bibliographic, statistical, and related databases covering all aspects of substance use.
A Directory of University and Academic Research Centers
Created for both SALIS members and the public, this directory provides an overview of university and academic research centers by location and area of focus. Organized alphabetically, each entry includes a brief profile of the center, highlights its particular research strengths, and provides a direct link to the center’s website.
OTHER COMPILATIONS & READING LISTS
For resources specific to the COVID-19 Pandemic, please see the hot topics page: COVID-19 and Substance Use.
Reading Around…Drugs, Alcohol, Tobacco
A selection of archival and historical resources from the UK, USA, Canada, including from SSA (Society for the Study of Addiction), UK.
SALIS in the World’s Literature (pdf)
This bibliography compiled by Barb Weiner, retired librarian, Hazelden Betty Ford Foundation addiction library, lists almost 60 articles and documents in which SALIS is discussed and highlighted. 2019
Drugs in Sport (pdf)
Info brief created by Christine Goodair, St. George’s, University of London, listing the major anti-doping organizations and regulatory bodies for sports taking part in the 2016 Olympics and Paralympics, plus sites focused on health and ethical issues, educational resources, journals, and texts. 2016.
Legal Highs: International Resources and Information (pdf)
Resource guide by Christine Goodair, St. George’s , University of London, describes novel or new psychoactive substances (legal highs). Sections for information/help and advice, science, government/monitoring, teacher/parent resources, videos/films, and media clips. Resources from UK, Europe, Australia, North America. 2016.