NCETA - The National Centre for Education and Training on Addiction is an internationally recognised research centre that works as a catalyst for change in the alcohol and other drugs field.
NCETA is a collaborative venture between Flinders University, the Australian Government Department of Health and Ageing and the South Australian Department of Health. It is located within the School of Medicine at Flinders University in South Australia.
Latest News from NCETA
Drug Action Week: Free NCETA Workshop - 17 May 2013
Drug Action Week 2013 (15-22 June) is a week of activities held nationally to raise awareness about alcohol and other drugs (AOD) issues in Australia. As part of Drug Action Week the National Centre for Education and Training on Addiction (NCETA) is organising a forum and workshop on how the alcohol and other drug sector can better respond to clients for whom family and domestic violence is an issue. read more read more
New NCETA Publications - 17 April 2013
"Can I ask? An alcohol and drug clinician's guide to addressing family and domestic violence" explores the relationship relationship between alcohol and other drugs (AOD) and family and domestic violence (FDV). It focuses on identifying how the AOD sector can better support clients who have co-occurring AOD and FDV issues, and minimise associated harms experienced by their children. read more read more
Upcoming Conferences & Events - 8 April 2013
This news item displays details about upcoming conferences and events. read more read more
Recent Publications - 17 December 2012
Recent reports released by NCETA include: >> Trainers Talking Training: An Examination of Vocational Education and Training for the Alcohol and Other Drugs Sector in Australia >> Breaking the Silence: Addressing family and domestic violence problems in alcohol and other drug treatment practice in Australia. >> Liquor Licensing Legislation in Australia >> Alcohol Data Reporting Standards >> Australia's Key Alcohol-Related Datasets read more read more