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 is conducting a series of workforce development consultation workshops in the Central Queensland/Wide Bay/Sunshine Coast Primary Health Network (PHN) catchment area.
NCETA staff facilitated two one-day workshops on crystal methamphetamine (ice) for approximately 60 frontline workers, supervisors and managers from 14 service providers in Alice Springs.
Two NDARC researchers have won prestigious NSW Young Tall Poppy Science Awards, recognising their commitment to science and their drive to communicate.
In reviewing its drug policy, and seeking advice about evidence-based AOD programs for schools, an independent school in NSW contacted NCETA for guidance.
As part of its ongoing work with Northern Territory Primary Health Network (PHN), NCETA recently conducted a series of consultations with AOD policy makers, managers, supervisors and frontline work
The rate of accidental deaths due to opioids is increasing and has more than doubled among Australians aged 35 to 44 since 2007 with more than two thirds of the deaths due to pharmaceutical opioids