June 2024

High risk drinking among men

High risk drinking among men, potential intervention periods and health promotion strategies to prevent the occurrence of, or change, risky drinking practices, co-funded with the Alcohol and Drug Foundation sponsoring our new PhD student Stefano Z

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September 2014

Workplace AOD policies and consumption patterns

This project will examine the relationship between workplace alcohol and other drug (AOD) policies and employees’ consumption patterns.

September 2014

Secondary data analysis of alcohol and other drug-related workplace absenteeism

This project will examine the extent and nature of alcohol and other drug-related absenteeism among the Australian workforce.

July 2014

The Primary Care Project

NCETA is collaborating on a project with Anthony Shakeshaft and Maree Teesson from NDARC to enhance General Practitioners’ alcohol brief intervention responses.

July 2014

Inequalities and Alcohol Addiction

The National Centre for Education and Training on Addiction (NCETA), Flinders University, was commissioned by VicHealth to undertake a literature review of alcohol consumption and related harms from a social determinants and inequalities perspective.

July 2014

New Methamphetamine Project

NCETA is developing a new program of work focusing on methamphetamine research.

July 2014

Identifying opportunities for the prevention of harmful use of alcohol, tobacco and other drugs among young Noongar (Aboriginal) people in the south-west of Western Australia

This is a collaborative project between the Southern Aboriginal Corporation and the National Drug Research Institute. Utilising a community consultation process, this study will identify risk and resilience factors and opportunities for intervention and enable an Aboriginal community controlled organisation to develop an evidence-based strategy to address the harmful effects of substance use at a local level.

July 2014

Modelling the public health and safety impacts of liquor licensing changes on communities: enhancing evidence-based liquor licensing decisions

There is currently intense interest in finding efficient and reliable ways to inform evidence-based liquor licensing decisions. This multi-stage project will develop a model to assist in predicting the likely impacts of proposed/planned licensing changes on a range of alcohol-related indicators (e.g. emergency department presentations, road crashes, assaults) within WA and other Australian jurisdictions.

July 2014

Experiences of addiction, treatment and recovery: An online resource for members of the public, health professionals and policymakers

This project is the first of its kind in Australia and around the world. Funded by the Australian Research Council, it will generate much-needed new insights into the range of experiences that make up life for people who consider themselves to have an addiction.

July 2014

The Drug and Alcohol Service Planning Model for Australia – Indigenous Project

This project aims to develop a culturally appropriate planning tool for Aboriginal treatment service planning.

July 2014

Pulmonary granulamatosis amongst injecting drug users

The injection of tablet preparations has increased markedly in recent years. This project aims to determine the number of cases of sudden or unnatural deaths in which pulmonary granulamatosis was diagnosed, and the medical consequences of pulmonary granulamatosis.

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