Alcohol and other drug (AOD) services in Australia currently meet less than half of the treatment demand. Even when individuals with AOD use problems access these services, the majority attend only one or two sessions.
NCETA’s Responding to Pharmaceutical Opioid-related Problems: A resource for prescribers, and the accompanying literature review are both available for download from NCETA’s website.
The International Narcotics Control Board (INCB) has released its Annual Report 2018 and again highlights low availability of opioid medications for pain relief in low income countries.
Recognising the need to provide ongoing support to workplaces to assist them address AOD and safety related issues, NCETA regularly offers advice and consultancy to a range of businesses and organi
The peer-reviewed ‘Review of the harmful use of alcohol among Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people’ is now available in a plain language format.
A project to investigate the feasibility of delivering routine alcohol screening and brief intervention in a hospital emergency setting has won a WA Health Excellence Award.
NCETA’s latest resource, Responding to Pharmaceutical Opioid-related Problems: A resource for prescribers which was launched on Friday 8 February 2019, at Flinders University’s Victoria Sq
NCETA’s Professor Ann Roche was invited to present a webinar on workplace alcohol and other drug (AOD) related issues on 11 December 2018, to the Addiction Doctors Program.