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20.11.06
Getting the basics right
Dr Niamh Fitzgerald reviewed the state of drug education in Glasgow's
schools and gained a clear idea of what needed to change. She describes
her plan of action.
FDAP conference debates
Should workers be qualified? Should coercion be used to get people
into treatment? Do talking therapies work?
Way forward for Tier 4
The NTA outlines proposes follow-up action to a conference on determining
the direction of Tier 4 commissioning.
Straight route to competence
It couldn't be more straightforward to make sure you're fully equipped
to do your job - or to make sure your workforce can do theirs, says
Simon Shepherd.
The bureaucratisation
of misery
Why do we make clients conform to ready-made myths instead of letting
them explore their own story?, asks William Pryor.
Back to work, not to addiction
As an enthusiastic employer of former service users, Andy Winter
challenges other services to help former clients back to work.
Post-its from practice
Never forget HIV among injecting drug users, says Dr Chris Ford.
Background Briefing
Prof David Clark looks at the relevance of social learning and coping
models.
Letters
Responses to recent DDN features.
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