'Ice', 'Crystal Meth', 'Tina' - Drug Profile and Effects Explained
CPD
50m
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Lecture Overview
What is ice and how does it differ from other methamphetamines? Known by multiple names, ice is a crystallised form of methamphetamine. They physiological effects of this stimulant on the human body are vast. This session explains what ice is, where it comes from and how it is taken.
Educators
Shaun Greene
Dr Shaun Greene is a clinical toxicologist and emergency medicine physician who works at Austin Health in Melbourne. He is currently medical director of the Victorian Poisons Information Centre and Director of the Austin Hospital Clinical Toxicology Service. Shaun trained as a clinical toxicologist in the United Kingdom where he developed a keen professional interest in recreational drugs. His research interests include novel psychoactive substances and pharmaceutical opioid harm reduction. See Educator Profile
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4.8
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Mary Wyn
Excellent
Craig Broomhall
Extremely informative presentation with a knowledgeable and engaging presenter. Highly recommended.
tracey lackmann
very good
Olivia Collins
This educator was very thorough with the situations and effects of different drugs and what to consider when assessing a new patient.
Natalie King
great lecture, thank you.
Alanna Bennett
Gained further knowledge
Daryl Stuart
Excellent learning opportunity.
Narelle Howell
Great video
Donna Sebille
Love this presented, provides factual information in an ongoing and succinct manner. Very helpful and informative
DEIDRE Bartier
I really enjoyed this lecture - the content was interesting and I found it most informative. The lecturer made it easy to listen too - I would have liked to hear more.