George Christopher Dertadian (George Dertadian)

Scopus Author ID ORCID

Publication Activity (10 Years)

Years Active: 2017-2023
Publications (10 Years): 7

Top Topics

Systematic Review

Ultrasound Guided

Top Venues

Drug and alcohol review

Addiction (Abingdon, England)

University of New South Wales

Western Sydney University (PHD)

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Affiliation History

University of New South Wales Jan 15 2019

Australia

Lecturer :: School of Social Sciences

Western Sydney University - Dec 14 2018

Australia

Lecturer :: School of Social Science and Psychology

University of New South Wales

Australia

Associate Lecturer :: Kirby Institute

Education History

Western Sydney University

Australia

PHD :: Institute for Culture and Society

Publications

George Christopher Dertadian, Theresa Caruana, Lisa Maher
The gendered violence of injecting-related stigma among relatively affluent, suburban women who inject drugs. Drug and alcohol review (2023)
George Christopher Dertadian, Theresa Caruana, Lisa Maher
Injection drug use in an affluent beachside community in Sydney: An exploratory qualitative study. Drug and alcohol review (2022)
George Christopher Dertadian, Theresa Caruana, Lisa Maher
Injection drug use in an affluent beachside community in Sydney: An exploratory qualitative study. Drug and alcohol review 42 (3) (2022)
George Christopher Dertadian, Theresa Caruana, Lisa Maher
Injection drug use in an affluent beachside community in Sydney: An exploratory qualitative study. Drug and alcohol review 42 (3) (2022)
George Christopher Dertadian, Theresa Caruana, Lisa Maher
Injection drug use in an affluent beachside community in Sydney: An exploratory qualitative study. Drug and alcohol review 42 (3) (2022)
George Christopher Dertadian, Theresa Caruana, Lisa Maher
Injection drug use in an affluent beachside community in Sydney: An exploratory qualitative study. Drug and alcohol review 42 (3) (2022)
Lisa Maher, George Christopher Dertadian
Qualitative research. Addiction (Abingdon, England) 113 (1) (2017)