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Sector watch: November 2020

Working towards improved performance measurement and reporting for members
Supporting members to advocate for improved, consistent and reduced performance measures (indicators) to demonstrate service level outcomes and accountability to funders has been priority for some time. As many of you would be aware, NADA CEO, Robert Stirling, is undertaking a professional doctorate at the University of NSW to respond to this issue for members. Under the supervision of Professor Alison Ritter (Drug Policy Modelling Program) and Dr Sally Nathan (School of Population Health), the study is making good progress. This issue of the NADA Sector Watch serves to provide members with an update.
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