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Access and equity: Barriers and enablers associated with access and equity in AOD treatment in NSW


A key issue for those working in the AOD treatment sector are the difficulties that clients have in accessing treatment, staying engaged with treatment, and maintaining their positive outcomes in the post-treatment period. This research was undertaken to better understand these issues and to offer insight about how support can be better provided to clients navigating the treatment system.

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Associate Professor Joanne Bryant, Centre for Social Research in Health

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