This report evaluates the effectiveness of the Soilse-Rutland Partnership programme as a model of intervention. The partnership was established as a means of providing a holistic and strategic response to drug use on a continuum of care model utilising a case management approach (incorporating care plans) and a total drug-free philosophy. The continuum of care recognises that drug addicts have complex needs, and unless a substantial number of these needs are met, the addict will find it very difficult to become and remain drug free. This evaluation makes several recommendations including the allocation of funding in order to secure transitional accommodation and that the model outlines by the Soilse-Partnership model should be replicated in...
In the ‘austere’ UK financial climate, it seems unclear whether treatment services will be forced to...
Contingency management is based upon principles of behavior modification. It involves providing posi...
The goals of this evaluation were to: examine the implications of delivering the service as a specia...
Soilse, the HSE addiction rehabilitation programme in Dublin North Central, experienced another chal...
The Mid-term Review of the National Drugs Strategy agreed that rehabilitation should become the fift...
In February 2011, the UK government commissioned a sector-wide consultation on the model of care to ...
The Drug Systems Change pilot programme, funded jointly by the UK Department of Health and the Home ...
In the UK, drug misuse gives rise to between £10 billion and £18 billion a year in social and econom...
This study determined the effectiveness of the New Beginnings Foundation\u27s Primary Residential Tr...
This thesis describes the development and the research evaluation of an alcohol treatment programme ...
This document seeks to clarify the nature of residential rehabilitation services and the range of se...
Substance misuse is a key public health priority within the UK. Recent policy recommendations have h...
This study evaluated an outpatient treatment programme for stimulant drug misusers based in a Centra...
This report presents a model of reintegration for former drug users based on two years of learning f...
Our team approaches drug and alcohol addiction through the lense of a holistic medical model and foc...
In the ‘austere’ UK financial climate, it seems unclear whether treatment services will be forced to...
Contingency management is based upon principles of behavior modification. It involves providing posi...
The goals of this evaluation were to: examine the implications of delivering the service as a specia...
Soilse, the HSE addiction rehabilitation programme in Dublin North Central, experienced another chal...
The Mid-term Review of the National Drugs Strategy agreed that rehabilitation should become the fift...
In February 2011, the UK government commissioned a sector-wide consultation on the model of care to ...
The Drug Systems Change pilot programme, funded jointly by the UK Department of Health and the Home ...
In the UK, drug misuse gives rise to between £10 billion and £18 billion a year in social and econom...
This study determined the effectiveness of the New Beginnings Foundation\u27s Primary Residential Tr...
This thesis describes the development and the research evaluation of an alcohol treatment programme ...
This document seeks to clarify the nature of residential rehabilitation services and the range of se...
Substance misuse is a key public health priority within the UK. Recent policy recommendations have h...
This study evaluated an outpatient treatment programme for stimulant drug misusers based in a Centra...
This report presents a model of reintegration for former drug users based on two years of learning f...
Our team approaches drug and alcohol addiction through the lense of a holistic medical model and foc...
In the ‘austere’ UK financial climate, it seems unclear whether treatment services will be forced to...
Contingency management is based upon principles of behavior modification. It involves providing posi...
The goals of this evaluation were to: examine the implications of delivering the service as a specia...