Equipping health care practitioners with addiction treatment competences and techniques

Introduction to illicit drug abuse and addiction

Understand Drug abuse

Introduction to illicit drug Addiction

Health, psychological and behavioural aspects

Module 1 – Assessment Questions

Assessment Strategies for the addiction of Illicit Substances

Evaluation of Addiction

Module 2 – Unit 1 – Assessment Questions

Assessment Tools and Techniques

Module 2 – Unit 2 – Assessment Questions

Practical Application and Collaborative Work

Module 2 – Unit 3 – Assessment Questions

Theoretical Frameworks in Addiction Counselling

Introduction to counseling theories applicable to addiction

Motivational Interview

Module 3 – Assessment Questions

Ethical Considerations and Support systems

Ethical considerations

Module 4 – Unit 1 – Assessment Questions

Boundaries and confidentiality issues

Module 4 – Unit 2 – Assessment Questions

Familiarizing with national community resources and support groups

Module 4 – Unit 3 – Assessment Questions

Prevention and Harm Reduction

Prevention Science Introduction

Classification, Types, and Settings of Prevention

Theoretical Background and Concepts in Prevention

UNODC/WHO International Standards on Drug Use Prevention

Basics of Harm Reduction Strategies in the Field of Drugs

Module 5 – Assessment Questions

Module 2 – Unit 3 – Assessment Questions

Equipping health care practitioners with addiction treatment competences and techniques Assessment Strategies for the addiction of Illicit Substances Practical Application and Collaborative Work Module 2 – Unit 3 – Assessment Questions

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Question 1 of 11

1. Question
1. Why is interdisciplinary collaboration essential in addiction treatment?
- A) It speeds up the treatment process
- B) It ensures a holistic and tailored approach
- C) It reduces the need for assessments
- D) It replaces the need for individual treatment plans
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2. Which of the following best describes the role of a social worker in addiction treatment?
- A) Diagnosing substance use disorders and prescribing medication
- B) Providing psychotherapy and psychological assessments
- C) Assisting with social support, community resources, and advocacy
- D) Administering medical treatments and managing withdrawal symptoms
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3. What is the first step in integrating assessment results into a treatment plan?
- A) Selecting a random treatment approach
- B) Defining treatment goals based on assessment data
- C) Immediately prescribing medication
- D) Avoiding input from the person
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4. Why is ongoing assessment crucial in addiction treatment?
- A) It ensures treatment remains effective and adaptable
- B) It only serves research purposes
- C) It determines if treatment should be terminated early
- D) It replaces initial assessment results
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Question 5 of 11

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5. Which strategy helps engage a person in their treatment plan?
- A) Setting collaborative goals
- B) Imposing strict behavioral changes
- C) Limiting involvement in decision-making
- D) Ignoring personal preferences
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6. Question
6. What is a common barrier to effective collaborative work in addiction treatment?
- A) Poor communication among team members
- B) Having multiple specialists involved
- C) The use of structured assessment tools
- D) Frequent person evaluations
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7. What is a role-play exercise designed to achieve in addiction assessment training?
- A) Increase theoretical knowledge
- B) Practice real-world assessment skills
- C) Replace clinical interviews
- D) Minimize therapeutic relationships
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Question 8 of 11

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8. What is an important aspect of follow-up assessments?
- A) Monitoring progress and adjusting treatment
- B) Avoiding discussion of relapse
- C) Reducing therapeutic engagement
- D) Making treatment decisions without input
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Question 9 of 11

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9. How can professionals improve their collaborative work in addiction treatment?
- A) Prioritizing their role over others
- B) Participating in interdisciplinary meetings
- C) Working independently without consulting the team
- D) Minimizing communication
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Question 10 of 11

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10. What should a treatment plan prioritize?
- A) The person’s specific needs and goals
- B) General treatment guidelines only
- C) A fixed intervention method
- D) Short-term results only
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11. Question
11. How can interdisciplinary teamwork improve addiction treatment outcomes, and what challenges might arise in collaboration?
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