Clinical Care Standard 5: Monitoring treatment progress and outcomes This guide outlines an approach to reviews and monitoring treatment outcomes that is collaborative, strength-based and
The delivery of a comprehensive assessment needs to be respectful, holistic, culturally safe, trauma-informed and provide a positive experience of contact with the AOD sector.
When we reflect on our intake processes, we come back to the intention, which is to provide a positive experience of a person’s first contact
The intention of the transfer of care process is to ensure that clients feel supported as they exit from our services. It is followed by
The way we work has been changing and we are not always in the office together for supervision support. However, we do need to maintain
The Network of Alcohol and other Drugs Agencies (NADA) is the peak organisation for non-government alcohol and other drug services in NSW.
Advocacy is one of our primary roles. To see our policy and advocacy updates, click here.
We provide expert commentary on alcohol and other drug issues including new and emerging drugs of concern, policy and research. We also speak to the needs of our membership in delivering effective and evidence based services to the communities they serve.
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NADA proudly acknowledges the Gadigal and Birrabirragal people as the custodians of the land on which our office stands and the waterways we view. We extend this acknowledgement to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people across Australia and pay our respects to Elders past, present and future.
NADA has award level accreditation under the Australian Services Excellence Standards (ASES) a quality framework certified by Quality Innovation and Performance (QIP).
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