NADA is pleased to present this webinar on how to use ATOP data for service evaluation, quality improvement and research activities, with Dr Rachel Deacon.
NADA is pleased to present this webinar on how to use ATOP data for service evaluation, quality improvement and research activities, with Dr Rachel Deacon.
NADA is pleased to present this webinar on ‘How to use the ATOP in your clinical practice’, presented by Professor Nick Lintzeris BMedSci, MBBS, PhD, FAChAM. Nick will describe the multiple uses and benefits of using ATOPs as a clinical screening tool, to monitor a person’s progress throughout treatment and to help standardise treatment and […]
This webinar is aimed at frontline workers, managers and other service staff interested in learning how to use data to inform practice. NADAbase has collected 10 years worth of outcomes data – how can you use it to inform your organisation’s practice? Quality outcomes data is important in assisting services in being able to design […]
Using evidence to improve and deliver the best possible AOD services is widely acknowledged as good practice. Join us for this webinar to understand how you can also use evidence to optimally lead your staff and organisation. There is a science to how we attract, retain, develop, and motivate employees and volunteers. NADA and VAADA […]
How can AOD services become more inclusive for older people, Aboriginal communities, sexuality diverse people, and culturally and linguistically diverse communities? Panellists with lived experience of accessing AOD services from these communities responded to two important questions in this webinar. Firstly, they responded to the query: ‘what are the barriers to AOD treatment for your […]
This is a video recording of the NGO Community of Practice webinar held in August 2021. It provides an update on COVID-19 issues for NSW Health funded NGOs, and includes a Q&A with Dr Fizzell, Senior Medical Advisor, NSW Ministry of Health.
Brush up on your AOD basics with this foundational webinar series on the range of substances used by people in the community. Approached from a harm reduction perspective, each webinar will refresh your knowledge and/or give you new information about emerging drugs. Join expert trainer and key figure in the AOD education and research sector […]
The theme for 2021 is a call to action for all of us to collaborate, support and walk the walk when it comes to reconciliation. One of the key things we can all do in the AOD sector is to grow and support the Aboriginal workforce. Join members of the Aboriginal Drug and Alcohol Network […]
This panel discussion explores the approaches, resources and experiences of women accessing specialist AOD treatment in NSW from women who provide treatment. We will Choose To Challenge the current status quo around treatment provision to women and celebrate International Women’s Day. Facilitators Dr Suzie Hudson with special guests – Michelle Ridley (Clinical Program Manager, NADA) […]
Hepatitis C screening is part and parcel of the work we do in the non-government AOD sector. How can we support our clients to get tested and treated for hep C while they’re engaging in our service? Dried Blood Spot (DBS) testing is a new program that offers an easy, self-sampling option for anyone wishing […]
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