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CONFERENCE ANNOUNCEMENT - 11 March 2008 - Mental Health and Substance Use: dual diagnosis - meeting the challenge: current thinking and developments.

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The Welsh Assembly Government is currently consulting on its proposed alcohol service framework. The consultation ends on 22nd Jan 2008. Jeff Champney-Smith will be collating responses from the Council and may be contacted at Jeff Champney-Smith by the 13th Jan 2008 at the latest.

Consultation Document

Models of Care for Alcohol Misusers ( MoCAM)

Good Doctors, safer patients: Proposals to strengthen the system to assure and improve the performance of doctors and to protect the safety of patients

The regulation of the non-medical healthcare professions: a review by the Department of Health

Alcohol Health Worker Poster

PowerPoints from the NCA Conference September 2005

Addiction-a Northern Ireland perspective

Alcohol policy for England

Alcohol Brief Interventions in Community Pharmacies

Alcohol policy in Scotland

Cannabis-Terry Hammond of RETHINK

Devolution revolution or what - addiction policy in Wales

Genetic Counselling

Genetic Influences on Risk for Developing Substance Dependence

Genetics and alcohol use

Listening to people with learning disabilities who misuse alcohol

Professionals perceptions on working with people with a learning disability

Professionals perceptions on working with people with a learning disability and a substance problem

Sex drugs & the role of the consultant midwife

Substance use in people with learning disabilities

The Irish Affected Sib Pair Study of Alcohol Dependence

Nursing Council on Alcohol Priory Essay Competition 2004

Nursing Council on Alcohol Priory Essay Competition 2004

Membership

A Word document with membership information is here.

Since the NCA is a Recognised Charity, full and associate members can elect to Gift Aid their membership fee. This means that, if you pay income or capital gains tax, the NCA can claim from the Inland Revenue 28% of the fee and any donation that you make to the NCA at no additional cost to you. Indeed, if you pay tax at the higher rate, you can claim tax relief in your Self Assessment tax return. Remember too, that you ca claim your NCA membership fee as professional expenses allowed by the Inland Revenue.

You can download a Gift Aid form here .

Management committee minutes

May 2003

Oct 2003

March 04

September 04

March 05

Management Committee

The Council's management committee is directing its energies towards raising awareness, and providing advice and information, to the nursing profession. The theory is that raised awareness of harmful alcohol use will lead to the early identification and the consequential provision of adequate and appropriate intervention at the entrance point to nursing care. View the minutes of the last meeting here.

A new initiative has been launched in Wandsworth for alcohol abuse in older people. Details here.

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