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Alcohol and Drug Education and Training: A review of key issues

Ann M. Roche Queensland Alcohol and Drug Research and Education Centre, University of Queensland, Level 2, Edith Cavell Building, Herston, 4029, Queensland, Australia
Pages 85-99 | Published online: 10 Jul 2009

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Katinka van de Ven, Alison Ritter & Ann Roche. (2020) Alcohol and other drug (AOD) staffing and their workplace: examining the relationship between clinician and organisational workforce characteristics and treatment outcomes in the AOD field. Drugs: Education, Prevention and Policy 27:1, pages 1-14.
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Carol Daws, Sarah J Egan & Steve Allsop. (2013) Brief Intervention Training for Smoking Cessation in Substance Use Treatment. Australian Psychologist 48:5, pages 353-359.
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Mutsumi Karasaki, Suzanne Fraser, David Moore & Paul Dietze. (2013) The place of volition in addiction: Differing approaches and their implications for policy and service provision. Drug and Alcohol Review 32:2, pages 195-204.
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ANN M. ROCHE, KEN PIDD & TOBY FREEMAN. (2009) Achieving professional practice change: From training to workforce development. Drug and Alcohol Review 28:5, pages 550-557.
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STEVE J. ALLSOP & CLARE F. STEVENS. (2009) Evidence‐based practice or imperfect seduction? Developing capacity to respond effectively to drug‐related problems. Drug and Alcohol Review 28:5, pages 541-549.
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Tom Waller & Daphne Rumball. 2004. Treating Drinkers and Drug Users in the Community. Treating Drinkers and Drug Users in the Community 409 448 .
STEVE J. ALLSOP & SUE HELFGOTT. (2009) Whither the drug specialist? The work‐force development needs of drug specialist staff and agencies. Drug and Alcohol Review 21:3, pages 215-222.
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CELIA WILKINSON, MYRA BROWNE & PETER DWYER. (2009) Partnerships: imperative or illusion in work‐force development. Drug and Alcohol Review 21:3, pages 209-214.
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Ross Flett, Cathie Collinson, Jocelyn Handy & Fiona Alpass. (2012) Skill Development and Problems in the Achievement of Transfer of Training Effects: Some New Zealand Rehabilitation Case Manager Data. The Australian Journal of Rehabilitation Counselling 8:2, pages 127-132.
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ANN M. ROCHE, KERRIANNE WATT & JANE FISCHER. (2009) General Practitioners' views of home detoxification. Drug and Alcohol Review 20:4, pages 395-406.
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ANN M. ROCHE, KERRIANNE WATT, ROD McCLURE, DAVID M. PURDIE & DAVID GREEN. (2009) Injury and alcohol: a hospital emergency department study. Drug and Alcohol Review 20:2, pages 155-166.
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TIM STOCKWELL. (2009) HARM REDUCTION DIGEST 12. Harm reduction, drinking patterns and the NHMRC Drinking Guidelines*. Drug and Alcohol Review 20:1, pages 121-129.
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