Educational Resources

there are two good publications aimed at increasing staff capabilities in dual diagnosis

Closing the Gap, a dual diagnosis capabilities framework for staff.
The aim of the framework is to establish the core competencies required to deliver effective care for people with combined mental health and substance use problems.
This framework covers all staff that comes into contact with this service user group in a range of settings.
Dual Diagnosis: Developing capable practitioners to improve services and increase positive service user experience.

To download these document you can find it in media gallery below

there are currently two web based packages available free:

A comprehensive dual diagnosis modular training resource from the University of Lincoln and CCAWI can be downloaded, after login from www.visit.lincoln.ac.uk

Embrace e-learning package

The successful Out of Your Head guides, developed by Manchester Mental Health and Social Care Trust, Lifeline Publications and the University of Salford, featured on this website have formed the basis of an e-learning programme accessible to practitioners, service users and carers.
It was developed by embrace-learning who are experienced in devising and delivering health and social care e-learning courses. Click here for more information.

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Educational Resources 909.9Kb	CapablePractitioners.pdf	Apr 30 2009	909.9 KB
	Capable Pratitioner
	The content of this document aims at applying to dual diagnosis, and refining, the key concepts outlined in New Ways of Working (DH 2005) and the Creating Capable Teams Approach (DH 2007) which is “intended to help local health and social care services at a multidisciplinary team level to review their skill mix and refine their learning and development needs.
Educational Resources 223.9Kb	DDCapbilityFramework.pdf	Apr 23 2009	223.9 KB
Educational Resources 223.9Kb	Closing the Gap capability framework