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.
As part of the Australian Indigenous AOD Knowledge Centre’s ongoing webinar series, NCETA’s Associate Professor Ken Pidd will present a webinar on drug testing on 9 May 2018.
More than three quarters of people who develop dependence on codeine do not seek help despite highly effective treatments being available, says NDARC's Dr Suzanne Nielsen.
A naturally occurring compound found in cannabis may help to curb the frequency of epileptic seizures, suggests a review of the available evidence by researchers at NDARC.
New South Wales (NSW) smokers who want to quit are being recruited to take part in a world first trial comparing two smoking cessation medications – a natural plant extract, cytisine, and the presc
Professor Ann Roche presented on the patterns and prevalence of AOD use in rural Australia at the 6th Rural and Remote Health Scientific Symposium on 11 April, 2018.
On 23 March 2018, NCETA facilitated a one day planning workshop for the peak AOD bodies to discuss the development of the Capacity Building Evaluation Framework.
Following the release of its AOD WFD assessment for the Northern Territory (NT) Primary Health Network (PHN), NCETA was invited to present its findings to the AADANT 2018 Conference in Darwin.