Join our interdisciplinary panel as we discuss how collaborative care may help support people with co-morbid substance use and mental health issues.
The discussion is centered on Doug, a 39 year old teacher whose drinking is increasingly affecting his daily life and that of his family.
Learning outcomes
Through a panel discussion that explores Doug’s experience, the webinar provides participants with the opportunity to:
- recognise the core components of the featured disciplines' approach in screening, diagnosing and treating people with co-morbid substance use and mental health issues
- better understand the key principles of providing an integrated approach in the early identification of people with co-morbid substance use and mental health issues, increasing the likelihood of a successful course of treatment
- better understand the challenges in providing a collaborative response to people with co-morbid substance use and mental health issues, and share tips to overcome these challenges.
The webinar panel comprises:
- Assoc. Prof. Adrian Dunlop (NSW-based addiction medicine specialist)
- Dr Enrico Cementon (Vic-based psychiatrist)
- Ms Margarett Terry (NSW-based psychologist)
- Assoc. Prof. Richard Clancy (NSW-based nurse)
The webinar was facilitated by Dr Michael Murray (Qld-based GP and medical educator).
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Resources
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This webinar was produced in
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