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Australian Indigenous HealthBulletin
 

Treatment approaches for users of methamphetamine: a practical guide for frontline workers (2008)

Author

Jenner L, Lee N

City

Canberra

Type

Report

Institution

Department of Health and Ageing Australia

 

Description

Treatment approaches for users of methamphetamine: a practical guide for frontline workers aims to provide all AOD workers with up-to-date information on how to deal with methamphetamine using clients, including information on: how to deal with overdose using emergency management techniques; best practice involving an individually focused, mutually acceptable treatment plan; good communication skills; psychosocial treatments such as cognitive behaviour therapy (CBT); withdrawal support for more severe dependence; harm reduction interventions for those who continue to use methamphetamine; and advice based on good practice where research evidence is lacking for culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds, the Indigenous community and pregnant women.

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Last updated: 17 May 2010
 
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