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A Family Sensitive Policy and Practice Toolkit
For Kids’ Sake, A Family Sensitive Policy and Practice Toolkit is a comprehensive resource kit that offers ideas and practical suggestions that organisations can adopt to be more child and family sensitive. It contains:
>> For Kids' Sake: a workforce development resource
>> Taking First Steps: a survey report of AOD workers
>> The National Framework for Protecting Australia's Children
>> Checklist for Family Sensitive Practice (poster)
>> Family Sensitive Practice in the Alcohol and Other Drug Field (brochure), and
>> A CD-ROM with electronic versions of these materials, plus the following documents:
>>> Examples of Family Sensitive Policy and Practice already employed by some services including:
>>>> The Family Focus Toolkit : developed by the Eastern Drug & Alcohol Service (VIC)
>>>> Working with Young Parents: developed by Youth Substance Abuse service (YSAS)
>>>> Think Child, Think Family: an article by Professor Dorothy Scott
>>>> Alcohol, Drugs and the Family Assessment Tools for Adult Family Members Supporting a Person with Substance Abuse Problems including:
>>>>> The 'Stress-Strain-Coping-Support' Model: The 'Stress-Strain-Coping-Support' Model: 5-Step Intervention (PDF-1MB)
>>>>> Assessment tools for assessing 'Stress-Strain-Coping-Support' (Microsoft Word-340KB)
>>>>> Assessment of Social Support for Family Members (Microsoft Word-33KB).
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A Family Senstive Policy and Practice Toolkit (CD Rom)
This CD Rom contains the components of the A Family Senstive Policy and Practice Toolkit including:
>> The Family Sensitive Practice in the Alcohol and Other Drug Field brochure
>> An article by Professor Dorothy Scott 'Think Child, Think Family'
>> The National Framework for Protecting Australia's Children
>> A Checklist for Family Sensitive Practice (poster)
>> Examples of Family Sensitive Policy and Practice employed by some services including:
>> Working with Young Parents developed by Youth Substance Abuse Service (YSAS)
>> The Family Focus Toolkit developed by the Eastern Drug & Alcohol Service (VIC)
>> Alcohol, drugs and family assessment tools including:
>> Assessment of Social Support for Family Members
>> The 'Stress-Strain-Coping-Support' Model.
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A profile of workers in South Australian alcohol and other drugs non-government organisations. [pdf 1,314 KB]
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A workforce development checklist for the AOD field. [pdf 149KB]
In response to increasing interest in workforce development (WFD) in the alcohol and other drugs (AOD) field, NCETA has developed a checklist which provides a quick overview of some of the key issues that fall under the umbrella of WFD. This checklist has been developed to ensure that:
>> workforce development is tackled effectively by the AOD sector
>> the AOD sector continues to provide optimal service delivery at the level of prevention, policy, and clinical care.
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Alcohol & Other Drugs, Mental Health & Comorbidity: Australian Training Courses Database 2008. [mdb 20,072 KB]
This interactive resource lists 1192 AOD, CM, MH and psychology courses
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Alcohol and other drug issues in the workplace: A Training Kit.
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Alcohol and Other Drug VET Qualifications and Training Providers Database [pdf 6,257 KB]
This document presents up-to-date details of the training providers of alcohol and drug related vocational education qualifications, as at 30 August 2011. It includes details of the courses offered by publically funded Technical and Further Education Institutes (TAFEs) and industry based and private registered training organisations (RTOs).
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Alcohol data reporting standards [pdf 6,231 KB]
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Alcohol use in the Australian workforce: Prevalence, patterns, & implications. Findings from a secondary analysis of 2004 NDSHS data. [pdf 1,576 KB]
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An Indigenous Services Database and Other Resources. [mdb 17,820KB]
The National Centre for Education and Training on Addiction (NCETA) has compiled a database of services and resources relevant to both new and experienced workers in the fields of Indigenous health, and Alcohol and Other Drugs (AOD). The database contains contact details of over 500 services across Australia, covering AOD, Social and Emotional Wellbeing, Professional Networks, Education and Training, Policy, and Other. This resource is an interactive Access database and contains pdf reports sorted by state.
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An Indigenous Workforce Development Checklist for the AOD Field [pdf 1,768 KB]
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Annual Report 2008-2009 [pdf 6,941KB]
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Annual Report 2009-2010 [pdf 3,014 KB]
This report is available as a CD.
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Annual Report 2010-2011. [pdf 2257 KB]
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Annual Report 2011-2012. [pdf 603 KB]
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Australia's key alcohol-related datasets [pdf 6,231 KB]
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Breaking the Silence: Addressing family and domestic violence problems in alcohol and other drug treatment practice in Australia. [pdf 2,265 KB]
There is a growing impetus for a more comprehensive approach to understanding and addressing the causes of family and domestic violence (FDV), and its prevention and treatment across the broader welfare system. This review explores the relationship between alcohol and other drug (AOD) and FDV services. It focuses on strategies that may be developed to enhance the responses of AOD treatment providers to FDV issues affecting clients and their children.
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Can I Ask...? An Alcohol and Drug Clinician’s Guide to Addressing Family and Domestic Violence. [pdf 1,293 KB]
This resource explores the 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.
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Drug testing in schools: Evidence, impacts and alternatives. (ANCD research paper No. 371.784). [pdf 1,470 KB]
Due to limited supplies, only one copy will be sent per order.
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Drug use in the Australian workforce: Prevalence, patterns, & implications. Findings from a secondary analysis of 2004 NDSHS data. [pdf 1,597 KB]
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Effective Dissemination: A 3-part series on dissemination and implementation strategies for the AOD field
This kit contains the three reports:
>> Effective Dissemination: A systematic review of implementation strategies for the AOD field
>> Effective Dissemination: An examination of the costs of the implementation strategies for the AOD field
>> Effective Dissemination: An examination of theories and models of change for research dissemination in the AOD field, and
>> A CD containing an introduction and digital versions of the three books.
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Effective dissemination: A systematic review of implementation strategies for the AOD field.
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Effective dissemination: An examination of the costs of implementation strategies for the AOD field.
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Effective dissemination: An examination of theories and models of change for research dissemination in the AOD field.
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Feeling Deadly, Working Deadly: Indigenous AOD Worker Wellbeing Resource Kit.
The 'Feeling Deadly, Working Deadly' Resource Kit is aimed at reducing stress and burnout, and enhancing wellbeing amongst Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander alcohol and other drug (AOD) workers. The Kit contains the following components:

>> An Introduction outlining the background and rationale for the development of the Kit and how to use the Kit
>> 2 DVDs, including a video resource which takes a humorous look at a day in the life of an Indigenous AOD worker
>> A handbook of strategies for preventing stress and burnout among Indigenous AOD workers
>> 7 Theory Into Practice (TIP) Sheets for managers and supervisors of Indigenous AOD workers to help them enhance the wellbeing of their staff
>> 4 Theory Into Practice (TIP) Sheets for Indigenous AOD workers to help them enhance their wellbeing and help prevent stress and burnout
>> 5 Case Studies designed to act as discussion starters concerning problems faced by Indigenous AOD workers
>> A Talking Circle Guide for conducting talking circle discussions which can be a very useful way to bring staff together to identify and address issues that can
contribute to stress and burnout in the workplace
>> A Workforce Development Checklist
>> An Online Directory of Worker Resources provides Indigenous AOD workers with easy and user-friendly access to worker wellbeing resources throughout Australia
>> Other Resources (e.g., Post-It Notes and Bookmark).
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Guidelines for evaluating alcohol & other drug education & training programs.
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Health professionals' attitudes towards licit and illicit drug users. [pdf 1,567 KB]
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In pursuit of excellence: Alcohol and drug-related workforce development issues for Australian police into the 21st century. [pdf 1322 KB]
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Indigenous Alcohol and Drug Workforce Challenges: A literature review of issues related to Indigenous AOD Workers' Wellbeing, Stress and Burnout [pdf 2,499 KB]
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Indigenous Alcohol and Other Drug (AOD) Workers' Wellbeing Stress & Burnout Brief Report No.1. [pdf 1,170 KB]
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Indigenous AOD Workers' Stress, Burnout and Wellbeing: Findings from an online survey [pdf 3,237 KB]
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Indigenous Worker Wellbeing CD-Rom [pdf ]
This CD contains electronic copies of the three Indigenous Worker Wellbeing reports.
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Indigenous Worker Wellbeing Resource
This comprehensive package comprises the following three reports:
>> Stories of Resilience: Indigenous Alcohol and Other Drug Workers’ Wellbeing, Stress and Burnout
>> Indigenous AOD Workers’ Wellbeing, Stress and Burnout: Findings from an online survey
>> Indigenous Alcohol and Drug Workforce Challenges: A literature review of issues related to Indigenous AOD workers’ wellbeing, stress and burnout
>> CD-Rom containing the above reports.
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Key Features of Liquor Licensing Legislation in Australia. [pdf 1 MB]
This information sheet outlines some of the key features of liquor licensing legislation in all Australian states and territories. Issues covered include trading hours, lockouts, freeze periods, liquor accords, responsible service of alcohol and venue management training, barring orders and banning notices, and risk-based licensing fee structures.
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Liquor Licensing in Australia: A Jurisdictional Breakdown [pdf 2,781 KB]
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Liquor Licensing in Australia: An Overview [pdf 3,466 KB]
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Liquor Licensing in Australia: Police Expectations and Experiences [pdf 3,745 KB]
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Liquor Licensing Legislation in Australia: DVD [wmv ]
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Liquor Licensing Legislation in Australia: Executive Summary [pdf 2,955 KB]
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Making sense of Australia's alcohol guidelines: A workforce development tool. [pdf 2,162 KB]
This brief explanatory document is designed for health and human services workers to assist their understanding of:

>> the new NHMRC guidelines
>> the ways in which the new guidelines differ from the previous guidelines
>> how health and human services workers may use the new guidelines in their day-to-day roles.
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NCETA Annual Report 2006 - 2007.
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NCETA Annual Report 2007-08. [pdf 2,053 KB]
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Pharmaceutical Drug Misuse in Australia: Complex Problems, Balanced Responses [pdf 3,361 KB]
Over recent years, there has been growing awareness of potential harms that can result from the misuse of pharmaceutical drugs. This concern culminated in the decision by the Ministerial Council on Drugs (MCDS) through the Inter-Governmental Committee on Drugs (IGCD) to take decisive action to develop a comprehensive set of strategic responses.
This task was overseen by the Victorian Department of Health who in 2010 called for tenders to undertake the development of Australia’s first national strategy to address pharmaceutical drug misuse. The National Centre for Education and Training on Addiction (NCETA) headed a consortium that was awarded this tender.
As part of the process of developing the strategy, a comprehensive examination was undertaken of relevant contextual factors. This document provides a summary overview of these contextual factors. It is hoped that this document will contribute to understanding the complex nature of pharmaceutical misuse and will help inform appropriate preventative responses.
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Resource kit for GP trainers on illicit drug issues.
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Responding to alcohol and other drug issues in the workplace: An information and resource package.
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Secondary Supply: What The Legislation Says About Supplying Alcohol To Young People. [pdf 2,091 KB]
This resource provides information about the secondary supply legislation in all Australian states and territories. Supplying minors with alcohol is regulated in five Australian jurisdictions including the Northern Territory, New South Wales, Queensland, Tasmania, and Victoria. In the Australian Capital Territory, South Australia and Western Australia there are no legislative provisions on who may supply alcohol to minors on private premises.
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Stories of Resilience: Indigenous AOD Workers: Wellbeing, Stress and Burnout [pdf 4,055 KB]
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Stress and burnout: A prevention handbook for the alcohol and other drugs workforce.
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The Role of VET in Alcohol and Other Drugs Workforce Development [pdf 898 KB]
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The social context of alcohol use in Australia. [pdf 5,335 KB]
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The Work Practice Questionnaire: A training evaluation measurement tool for the alcohol and other drugs field.
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Trainers Talking Training: An Examination of Vocational Education and Training for the Alcohol and Other Drugs Sector in Australia. [pdf 3,236 KB]
In 2011, the National Centre for Education and Training on Addiction (NCETA) conducted a national survey of training providers involved in the delivery of alcohol and other drugs (AOD) qualifications through Registered Training Organisations (RTOs) across Australia. This review was undertaken by the National Centre for Education and Training on Addiction (NCETA) at Flinders University to examine aspects of alcohol and drug training courses offered through Registered Training Organisations (RTOs) within the vocational education and training (VET) sector.

The aim of the study was to examine the content and delivery of AOD qualifications, the demand for and availability of these courses, and to develop a national database of RTOs which deliver these qualifications. In addition, the extent to which cannabis content was addressed within these qualifications was assessed. Training providers’ interest in supporting the development of cannabis-specific training and associated resources was also ascertained.

The background, rationale, methodology, results and implications of the project are presented in this report.
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Walking a Tightrope. Alcohol and Other Drug Use and Violence: A Guide for Families. [pdf 388 KB]
Walking a Tightrope is a comprehensive resource for people who have a family member who uses both alcohol and other drugs (AOD) and violence in their relationships. The resource has been produced through a partnership between Family Drug Support (FDS) and the National Centre for Education and Training on Addiction (NCETA) and was funded by the Department of Social Security.
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Workforce development TIPS (Theory Into Practice Strategies): A resource kit for the alcohol and other drugs field.
This resource kit provides straightforward and practical guidance, tools and resources to support workforce development activities and initiatives in the alcohol and other drug (AOD) field. The kit contains 14 chapters: an introduction to workforce development and 13 workforce development topics relevant to the AOD field. Each chapter contains evidence-based strategies to address a particular workforce development issue, as well as resources and tools that can be used to implement the strategies.
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Workplace Drug and Alcohol Testing [pdf 2,317 KB]
This brochure forms part of NCETA's Workplace Drug and Alcohol Use Information and Data Series. The information sheet provides a brief overview of some of the main issues surrounding workplace testing. It examines the evidence for and against testing, and describes best practice in workplace drug testing programs.
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Workplace Drug Testing: Evidence and Issues [pdf 7,861 KB]
This report investigates the role of workplace drug testing in improving workplace safety. A critical review of relevant literature identified the extent and nature of alcohol or drug related risk to workplace safety. While the research literature indicates that there is an association between alcohol and drug use and workplace injuries and accidents, particularly amongst younger workers, males, and certain industries and occupations, the proportion of injuries caused by alcohol or drug use is relatively small. A growing body of evidence indicates that other factors, such as fatigue, noise, dangerous working conditions, and sufficient training and supervision, contribute more to the incidence of workplace accidents and injuries.
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Young Workers and Workplace Safety: Guidelines for managing alcohol and other drug risk [pdf 3,156 KB]
These guidelines were developed by NCETA as part of a project funded by SafeWork SA. This project examined ways to best manage the issue of elevated occupational health and safety risk experienced by young workers. These guidelines focus on alcohol and drug related workplace safety risk and contain strategies to minimise this risk. However, the guidelines have wider applicability beyond addressing drug and alcohol concerns and may be of assistance to managers in delaing with young workers' safety in general.
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