Resources
Multicultural Drink Drug Driving Flyer QPASTT Burmese
ResourcesThis information is for people and communities who live in Queensland who may not be familiar with laws about driving a vehicle after using alcohol and other drugs. This version is translated to Burmese.
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Multicultural Drink Drug Driving Flyer QPASTT English
ResourcesThis information is for people and communities who live in Queensland who may not be familiar with laws about driving a vehicle after using alcohol and other drugs.
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Multicultural Drink Drug Driving Flyer QPASTT Arabic
ResourcesThis information is for people and communities who live in Queensland who may not be familiar with laws about driving a vehicle after using alcohol and other drugs. This version is translated to Arabic.
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Responsive Systems Summary Paper
QNADA has recently completed Phase 1 of our ‘Responsive Systems’ project, which included a rapid review of relevant inquiries and reports undertaken over the past 10 years in Qld. The purpose of this review was to determine to what extent these inquiries have arrived at consistent recommendations in relation to responding to people who are affected by AOD use; and to what extent recommendations from the reports had been accepted and implemented. Have a read over the summary paper.
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Western Queensland Alcohol and Other Drug (AOD) Development Project
The Western Queensland Primary Health Network (WQPHN) has partnered with the Queensland Network of Alcohol and Other Drug Agencies (QNADA) to work with a number of primary health care services to deliver activities and support to increase the confidence and capacity of primary health care services to work with people experiencing concerns related to their or a loved ones’ alcohol and drug use.
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Peer Peak Body Scoping Project Video
QNADA ReportsQNADA collaborated with QuIVAA and QAIHC/QISMC to undertake consultation with people who use drugs in Queensland. Watch the Project Video.
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Peer Peak Body Scoping Project Report Infographics
QNADA ReportsQNADA collaborated with QuIVAA and QAIHC/QISMC to undertake consultation with people who use drugs in Queensland. These infographics summarise the main findings of the consultation. The purpose of this consultation was to understand the experiences of people who use drugs in Queensland, the issues that are important to them and how their voices could be amplified to influence the policies, systems and services that are relevant to them.
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Peer Peak Body Scoping Project Report Summary
QNADA ReportsQNADA collaborated with QuIVAA and QAIHC/QISMC to undertake consultation with people who use drugs in Queensland. The purpose of this consultation was to understand the experiences of people who use drugs in Queensland, the issues that are important to them and how their voices could be amplified to influence the policies, systems and services that are relevant to them.
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Peer Peak Scoping Project Final Report
QNADA ReportsQNADA collaborated with QuIVAA and QAIHC/QISMC to undertake consultation with people who use drugs in Queensland. The purpose of this consultation was to understand the experiences of people who use drugs in Queensland, the issues that are important to them and how their voices could be amplified to influence the policies, systems and services that are relevant to them.
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Impact of the Covid-19 Pandemic on alcohol and other drug service delivery
National Reports & FrameworksThe State and Territory Alcohol and Other Drugs Peaks Network undertook a survey of alcohol and other drug treatment services in all States and Territories between 21 May and 5 June 2020 on the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic. Responses were received from 210 organisations across Australia, including organisations operating in metropolitan, regional, rural and remote areas.
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Stretch2Engage Service Engagement Framework for the Mental Health (MH) and Alcohol and Other Drug Services (AOD)
QNADA ResourcesStretch2Engage provides a framework for use by the public, non-government and private mental health and alcohol and other drug services. This was developed by the Stretch2Engage Partnership
which include QAMH, QNADA & Enlightened Consultants.
Engaging general practice and General Practitioners in alcohol and other drug treatment
QNADA ReportsThis report identifies practical recommendations and initiatives that Primary Health Networks (PHNs) could undertake in order to improve General Practitioners (GPs) engagement with people around alcohol and other drug (AOD) problems.
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