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Opioid Pharmacotherapy Self-paced Learning
This online module provides a comprehensive overview of opioid pharmacotherapy. It covers key topics such as the definition of opioid treatments, a review of various medications, and important considerations for effective management. This module offers a comprehensive introduction to opioid pharmacotherapy, covering essential topics such as: Definition: Understand what opioid pharmacotherapy is and its role in
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Depression and alcohol or other drug use: what clinicians need to know
Depression and alcohol or other drug use: what clinicians need to know
Presented by: Dr. Vicki Giannopoulos (Senior Clinical Psychologist, Sydney Local Health District Drug Health Services, Royal Prince Alfred Hospital) This webinar will provide participants with an understanding of: How to identify comorbid depression in patients with substance use disorder The current evidence-based practice for treating comorbid depression and substance use disorders Practical treatment strategies for
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BreakThrough – Addiction and Mental Health
BreakThrough – Addiction and Mental Health
It's important to note that BreakThrough is an education program and while each session includes group discussion about a particular topic or theme, people requiring more intensive support in relation to their own circumstances are strongly encouraged to contact Family Drug and Gambling Help on 1300 660 068 to speak to a trained volunteer with
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Rethinking the governance of ‘young people’ and drugs
Rethinking the governance of ‘young people’ and drugs
VSURF quarterly in-person seminar, hosted by Social Equity Research Centre, RMIT, Swanston St, Melbourne. When: Friday 16th August, 4-5pm, followed by drinks/networking Where: This is a hybrid event. Register here for in-person or online attendance: https://events.humanitix.com/the-victorian-substance-use-research-forum-vsurf-quarterly-seminar What: A talk followed by Q&A Title: Rethinking the governance of ‘young people’ and drugs Abstract: This talk, based
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