Psychosocial therapies in the treatment system. Effectiveness Bank Alcohol Treatment Matrix cell E4

[Editors]

 

Home | Research archive | Subject search | Text search | Key treatment studies | Hot topic reviews | Contact

View this message as a web page
Matrix cell
Alcohol Change UK The national charity working to end alcohol harm through evidence-driven change
Alcohol Treatment Matrix cell E4 Psychosocial therapies in the treatment system
Selected, explained and discussed – key studies and guidance on psychosocial therapies in local alcohol treatment systems. Focuses on guidance from NICE, England’s gatekeeper to the public provision of health and social care, questioning its interpretation of research and examining its support for care coordination, referral from treatment to mutual aid groups, and the groups themselves. Also, how far should commissioners tie the hands of treatment providers? What may be gained, and what lost, by closely specifying therapeutic programmes? Click button below to view cell and ‘bite’ commentary.
View cell and bite
One of 25 cells in the Alcohol Treatment Matrix, a staff development resource mapping seminal and key research and guidance on alcohol brief interventions and treatment.
Also see hot topics on computerised therapy and advice, residential rehabilitation, 12-step mutual aid groups, and commissioning treatment systems. “Fantastic resource – our student nurses have been very impressed, notably with [the] drug and alcohol matrices.” Pete Duffield, RAID nurse, Heartlands and Solihull Hospital, West Midlands, England More on the matrices: About the development and construction of the matrices Alcohol Treatment Matrix for brief interventions and treatment for problem drinking. Drug Treatment Matrix for harm reduction and treatment in relation to illegal drugs Share your discovery of the matrices by sending an email to your colleagues
Join the Effectiveness Bank mailing list for matrix and other updates.
Sent via a third-party mailing list by the Drug and Alcohol Findings Effectiveness Bank to alert you to site updates and UK-relevant evaluations of drug/alcohol interventions. Findings is supported by the Society for the Study of Addiction and Alcohol Change UK and advised by the National Addiction Centre.

---

This email has been checked for viruses by Avast antivirus software. www.avast.com