The NCETA webinar series was kicked off on the 14th October with Dr Natalie Skinner presenting key findings from the recent AOD National Workforce Survey.
The Australasian Professional Society on Alcohol and other Drugs (APSAD) wrote to all federal MPs and senators in the lead up to the May general election calling for them to support increased investment in treatment services.
NCETA partnered with Flinders University’s Centre for Remote Health to conduct a webinar for Remote Area Nurses enrolled in the online Pharmacotherapeutics course.
NCETA’s Professor Ann Roche was invited by the Flinders University of the 3rd Age (U3A) to present the Centre’s research findings on AOD use among older people to a cohort of 40 retired professionals.
Building on its extensive alcohol and other drugs (AOD) workforce development (WFD) program of work, NCETA was commissioned by the Northern Territory Primary Health Network to develop a five-year AOD WFD Strategic Framework for the Northern Territory.
