August 2017

Building Bridges: Co-designing engagement with Aboriginal youth

This project aims to develop a unique intervention that increases the engagement of Aboriginal young people with youth mental health services.

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February 2016

Social Work Students’ Attitudes about Alcohol and Drug Use and Misuse

NCETA is undertaking a study to explore social work students’ attitudes towards; and their knowledge, skills and capabilities for working with clients who may present with AOD and/or gambling problems.

February 2016

Employee Assistance Programs: A 50 year perspective

NCETA has partnered with a USA-based research team to conduct a historical review of the development and evolution of Employee Assistance Programs (EAPs) around the world from the 1960s through to the present time.

February 2016

Making INROADs: Interrupting the cycle of Anxiety and Drinking

NDARC is undertaking a project which aims to address crucial questions about when and how to intervene to prevent the onset and exacerbation of alcohol and anxiety comorbidity.

February 2016

Cytisine versus varenicline for smoking cessation

Tobacco smoking is a leading cause of preventable disease and death. New strategies that have a greater population wide health benefit are needed, yet there are few effective evidence-based interventions. This study aims to redress this gap.

February 2016

POINT II – Pain and Opioids IN Treatment

This study aims to build on the findings from the Pain and Opioids IN Treatment (POINT) study which was the first Australian study to examine the patterns of prescribing for individual patients, and the outcomes for these patients in the longer term. POINT II aims to shed light on the extent to which patients experience problematic opioid use, some of the precursors and protective factors to problematic use, and the consequences of problematic opioid use resulting from chronic opioid therapy.

February 2016

Understanding recent Australian trends in alcohol consumption and harms

This project attempts to explain puzzling recent trends in alcohol consumption and harm in Australia.

February 2016

An adaptation of “Snow Control”, an internet delivered intervention for problematic cocaine use, to an intervention for problematic methamphetamine use

This project aims to address the limited treatment options for users of methamphetamine by adapting an intervention originally designed for cocaine users (Snow Control) in Switzerland for Australian methamphetamine users.

December 2015

Alcohol-related harm in Western Australia reduced through cost-effective initiatives

The aim of this project is to improve understanding of the costs of alcohol-related harm in Western Australia and the potential cost offsets or savings that might be achieved through the implementation of selected alcohol harm reduction initiatives.

December 2015

Pub extended trading hours: Effects on drunkenness and alcohol-related harm

The aim of this project is to inform and encourage evidence-based liquor licensing decisions in relation to extended late-night trading hours for licensed premises in Western Australia. At present, decisions in relation to trading hour extensions for licensed premises are made on an ad hoc basis, with inconsistent reference to research evidence.

December 2015

Impact of codeine rescheduling – health professional and consumer perspectives

A University of Tasmania led research project will seek to understand how codeine sales restrictions will affect codeine consumers and health professionals and are asking affected people to answer a questionnaire.

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