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 4 – Unit 3 – Assessment Questions

Equipping health care practitioners with addiction treatment competences and techniques Ethical Considerations and Support systems Familiarizing with national community resources and support groups Module 4 – Unit 3 – Assessment Questions

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1. Question
1. When is it time to make a referral?
- A) When the patients’ needs cannot be met by your institution
- B) When the treatment is not effective
- C) When a conflict of interests appears
- D) When the patient's family doest agree to your treatment approach
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2. What are the elements of an effective referral?
- A) Good communication
- B) Having a personal relationship with the patient
- C) Having access to many resources and institutions
- D) Having the primary focus on the patients’ needs
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3. What are the two elements of a good network in the referral process?
- A) Good communication
- B) A resource mapping and inventory
- C) Consistency of the agencies
- D) An organizational alignment
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4. What is the primal focus of an effective referral?
- A) Agencies priorities
- B) An effective communication
- C) Agencies consistencies
- D) Patients’ needs
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5. What is the first step in the referral process?
- A) Discuss treatment options
- B) Make a referral and coordinate care
- C) Identify and screen patients
- D) Monitor and follow up
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6. What are possible barriers that can appear when it comes to discussing treatment options with the patient?
- A) Stigma
- B) Cost
- C) Family's concerns
- D) Accessibility
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7. What should you do after you make a referral and coordinate care?
- A) Nothing, you did everything that you were supposed to do
- B) Monitor and follow up with the patient
- C) Provide education and resources
- D) Keep in touch with the patient's family in order to obtain further information
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8. What should you consider doing if your competencies cannot meet the patients needs?
- A) Refer him to an institution that can properly address his needs
- B) Be honest with the patient and offer him what you can
- C) Discuss the case with your colleagues
- D) Start the treatment and try to get the proper skills meanwhile
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9. What does a resource mapping and inventory contains?
- A) Main actors name in the field
- B) Funding sources
- C) Main Research in the specific domain
- D) Project and programs relevant to the patient
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10. What is required of you to do in order to give an effective referral?
- A) Provide a holistic view in order to facilitate the treatment
- B) Increase the capacity building of your institution
- C) Offer all the data available along with the referral
- D) Get yourself involved in research in that domain in order to increase the knowledge in this domain
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