Advances in Dual Diagnosis: Volume 1 Issue 1
Policy, practice and research in mental health and substance use
Table of contents
Policy context for dual diagnosis service delivery
Liz Hughes, Cheryl KippingThis paper aims to provide an overview of the policy guidance and will begin with an introduction and overview of policy development during this period; then focus on the more…
Overview of the NIMHE/CSIP National Dual Diagnosis Programme in England
Ann Gorry, Tom DoddThis paper reviews the work of the national dual diagnosis programme established in England in response to recommendations for improvements in the way that services treat people…
Reflections on the role of the specialist dual diagnosis clinician
Justine Trippier, Stephen ParkerThis paper explains the service model devised in one London borough to help and support people with dual diagnosis. As well as discussing management, decision‐making and training…
Dual diagnosis ‐ developing capable practitioners to improve services
David Manley, Ann Gorry, Tom DoddDeveloping capable practitioners who offer high quality care can bring significant improvement to dual diagnosis services. But developing such practitioners presents many…
Physical health and dual diagnosis
Debbie Robson, Sarah Keen, Pia MauroThe physical health of people with mental illness may be neglected for a variety of reasons. This paper looks at the common physical health problems experienced by people with a…
Dual diagnosis in service veterans with post‐traumatic stress disorder and co‐existing substance misuse
David Hill, Walter BusuttilCombat Stress, a charity that aims to meet the needs of veterans with psychological disability, often related to their service, is seeing growing demand for the care it offers…
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1757-0972Online date, start – end:
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Emerald Publishing LimitedOpen Access:
hybridEditors:
- Associate Professor Shalini Arunogiri
- Associate Professor Jacqui Cameron