Indigenous Alcohol and Drug Child and Youth Mental Health Service PSYCHOSIS
Indigenous Alcohol and Drug Child and Youth Mental Health Service PSYCHOSIS
Indigenous Alcohol and Drug Child and Youth Mental Health Service SNIFFING
Indigenous Alcohol and Drug Child and Youth Mental Health Service SNIFFING
Indigenous Alcohol and Drug Child and Youth Mental Health Service TRAUMA
Indigenous Alcohol and Drug Child and Youth Mental Health Service TRAUMA
Indigenous Alcohol and Drug Child and Youth Mental Health Service YARNDI
Indigenous Alcohol and Drug Child and Youth Mental Health Service YARNDI
Indigenous Risk Impact Screen and Brief Intervention Project
IRIS is a culturally appropriate screening and brief intervention tool. The IRIS tool is an evidence based and validated tool to assist and strengthen treatment outcomes for Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander people that: - provides an Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander focus - has been developed by Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander people for Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander people - has been validated as a culturally secure screening tool - is a screening Instrument for both; Alcohol & Other Drugs and Mental health & Emotional Wellbeing To learn how to use this tool it is recommended you attend an AOD Culturally Secure practice workshop. Statewide dates available in the Training section of this site – or contact iris@health.qld.gov.au for more info.
Information Sharing Guidelines Between Mental Health Staff, Consumers, Family, Carers, Nominated Support Persons and Others - QLD Health
This document provides information on the legislative framework within which consumer information can and should be shared, and how it can be applied in clinical practice.
Key Features of Effective AOD Treatment Services
Poster - Key Features of Effective AOD Treatment Services.
Making Tracks: Policy and Accountability Framework - QLD Health (2010)
Making Tracks towards closing the gap in health outcomes for Indigenous Queenslanders by 2033 – policy and accountability framework. Qld Health 2010.
Management of Patients with Psychostimulant Toxicity: Guidelines for Emergency Departments - NDS (2006)
These guidelines are for Emergency Departments to assist with the Management of Patients with Psychostimulant Toxicity: NDS (released 2006).