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Treatment
The range of medical, psychological, and social services designed to help individuals reduce or stop substance use and manage substance use disorders. Treatment may include assessment, counselling and behavioural therapies, medication-assisted treatment, withdrawal management, and support for co-occurring mental or physical health conditions. Effective treatment is typically person-centred and evidence-informed, and may be provided in outpatient, community, or residential settings. Treatment aims to improve health and functioning, reduce substance-related harms, and support individuals in moving toward recovery and long-term wellbeing.
Managing to Extract Therapy from Punishment. Effectiveness Bank Alcohol Treatment Matrix, Cell C5
MANAGING TO EXTRACT THERAPY FROM PUNISHMENT
Key studies on the role of management in the treatment of problem drinking in criminal justice settings and/or to safeguard the community. A rare review specific to this context argues that “the...
Prevention Portraits
APSI is running a new series called Prevention Portraits, which includes a selection of informal interviews* with scientists, professionals and other stakeholders who are contributing to prevention knowledge and practice around the world.
Line Up Live Up
Sport can be a powerful tool to engage communities and prevent crime, violence and drug use among youth. As part of the Doha Declaration Global Programme, UNODC’s Youth Crime Prevention through Sport initiative has developed “Line Up Live...
Dampak Intervensi Berbasis Olahraga dan Olahraga dalam Mencegah Kekerasan Pemuda, Kejahatan dan Penggunaan Narkoba
Olahraga dapat menjadi alat yang ampuh untuk melibatkan masyarakat dan mencegah kejahatan, kekerasan dan penggunaan narkoba di kalangan pemuda. Sebagai bagian dari Program Global Deklarasi Doha, inisiatif Pencegahan Kejahatan Pemuda UNODC...
Webinar | Quality in Treatment
On February 23rd, ISSUP Global presented their Webinar on the topic of quality in substance use disorder treatment. This event tied in with the launch of the new 'Quality in Treatment' Network.
Konferensi Virtual ICUDDR 2021 - Panggilan untuk Proposal
Konferensi Virtual ICUDDR 2021 akan diselenggarakan pada tanggal 20 & 21 Juli 2021. Pada saat ini, kami sedang mencari proposal untuk acara online ini. Batas waktu adalah 26 Februari 2021.
Panggilan untuk Proposal
ICUDDR meminta proposal...
'Data Berbahaya' Bagian 1: Mengapa Panas? Topik Hangat Bank Efektivitas
'DATA BERBAHAYA' BAGIAN 1: MENGAPA PANAS?
Setiap hari Senin selama delapan minggu ke depan kami membagi topik hangat yang dirilis minggu lalu tentang minum terkontrol sebagai tujuan perawatan dan menyajikannya kepada Anda dalam potongan...
Use of Technology in Psychosocial Treatment for Methamphetamine Use
This webinar describes how telephone, mHealth (text-messaging and apps), and computer-based interventions are used in the treatment of methamphetamine use. Key elements of the webinar include
- the research supporting each modality
- sug...
The Trickier the Situation, the More the Worker Matters. Highlight from Effectiveness Bank Alcohol Treatment Matrix Cell B5
THE TRICKIER THE SITUATION, THE MORE THE WORKER MATTERS
Cell B5’s research-derived understandings of therapeutic work in a criminal justice or family protection context funnelled into the final section, tempting the formulation of a...
Memperkirakan Dampak Pencapaian Target Kebijakan Penyakit Tidak Menular Turki
Menurut Organisasi Kesehatan Dunia, sekitar 20.000 kematian bisa dihindari di Turki pada tahun 2017 jika negara itu telah mencapai tujuan saat ini untuk mengurangi konsumsi tembakau dan garam sebesar 30%, dan aktivitas fisik sebesar 10%.
P...
Survei Obat Global 2020
Global Drug Survey (GDS) menjalankan survei terbesar di dunia.
GDS percaya bahwa keahlian dan pengalaman orang-orang yang menggunakan alkohol dan obat-obatan lain dapat digunakan untuk menginformasikan penciptaan kebijakan obat yang lebih...
‘Dangerous Data’: Drinking after Dependence. An Effectiveness Bank Hot Topic
‘DANGEROUS DATA’: DRINKING AFTER DEPENDENCE
First cracked in 1960s London, the orthodoxy that abstinence is the only acceptable and feasible treatment goal for ‘alcoholics’ seemed shattered in 1973 by evidence that even physically...
Providing addiction services during a pandemic: Lessons learned from COVID-19
During the COVID-19 pandemic, social distancing measures have made in-person mutual help groups inaccessible to many individuals struggling with substance use disorders (SUDs). In this paper, we share our experience training volunteers to facilitate SMART Recovery groups and SMARTline
Stigma Reading List
Stigma is a complex construct that is present within societies at different levels. The impact of stigma can severely damage individuals and communities. People who use substances are often on the receiving end of stigmatising attitudes and...
What if the therapist works for the jailer? Effectiveness Bank Alcohol Treatment Matrix cell B5
WHAT IF THE THERAPIST WORKS FOR THE JAILER?
The title poses the dilemma for alcohol treatment staff (seen as) working for authorities controlling or punishing the ‘client’ or deciding on removing their children. Explores whether in these...
Stigma and people who inject drugs: surveillance and interventions to reduce stigma
While the National BBV/STI Strategies have emphasised the importance of stigma for people who inject drugs.
However, until recently there has not been a system to measure and report on the experience of stigma.
This presentation will...
Promoting and Broadening the Horizons of UNODC Drug Prevention Methodologies for Working with Adolescents, Youth and Families in Uzbekistan
Every morning, Dr. Lilia Muzaffarova walks to work at the Tashkent City Narcological Dispensary. During her walk regardless of the season, Lilia admires the beauty of nature, which she loves very much, and also gazes into the faces of...
Can it ever be safe to leave children with dependent drinkers? Highlight from Effectiveness Bank Alcohol Treatment Matrix cell A5
CAN IT EVER BE SAFE TO LEAVE CHILDREN WITH DEPENDENT DRINKERS?
Relapse is common after treatment – so is it simply too risky to leave their children with the most severely problematic drinkers, even if they have done well in treatment...