Alcohol and Other Drug Withdrawal Management Policy - Review
Overview
The Alcohol and Other Drug Withdrawal Management Policy is a mandatory policy under the Mental Health Policy Framework pursuant to section 26(2)(a, c) of the Health Services Act 2016.
The purpose of the policy is to ensure that patients receive the right care at the right time and place to prevent and reduce the adverse impacts of alcohol and/or other drug dependence.
Health Service Providers must provide access to a range of available AOD services closer to home, which may include inpatient, outpatient and community based AOD withdrawal services, to meet the needs of thier communities. Access to these services may help support people in their ongoing journey to obtain follow up care and support as required.
Why your views matter
Your professional experiences offer valuable insights to assist us in determining if this policy remains current or if it requires amendment(s).
The Mental Health Unit is using this survey as the primary form of engagement with WA Health employees who currently work in roles relevant to the Policy.
What happens next
Once the consultation period closes, all feedback will be reviewed to determine if the current policy needs to be amended. Dependin on the amendments required, further consultation with relevant stakeholders may occur.
Audiences
- Citizen Space Training
- Event Participants
- Health Network Leads
- Consumers
- Doctors
- External Agencies
- WA Health Service Providers
- Department of Health Executive
- Clinical Senate
- Royal St Staff
- Public and Aboriginal Health Division
- Students
- HealthPathways
- WA Health services and staff
- State government agencies
- Non-government organisations
- Peak bodies and associations
- Local governments
- Research institutions
- Universities
- Contracted service providers
- Aboriginal health
- Health professionals
- Health workforce
- Primary Care
- Researchers
- Policy
- Planning
- Consumers
- Carers
- Health Service Providers
- WA Health
- Public
- Department of Health
- Allied Health
- Doctors
- Nurses
- Aboriginal Health
- Carers
- Consumer
- Medicare Local
- Midwife
- Non Government Organisations
- Population Health
- Prevention Professionals
- Policy
- Planning
- Primary Care Teams
- Researchers
- Academics
- HealthPathways WA
- External agencies
- Aboriginal Health
- Allied Health
- Carers
- Consumers
- Doctors
- External Agencies
- HealthPathways WA
- Non Government Organisations
- Nurses
- Peak Bodies
- Planning
- Policy
- Population Health
- Prevention Professionals
- Primary Care
- Advisory Council
- 189 Royal St (May Holman Building) Staff
- L3, GPO Building Staff
- WASON Building staff
- L1, 125 Murray St Staff
- 40 Lord St Staff
Interests
- Clinical Excellence
- Consumer/carer/community engagement
- All interests
- Mental Health
- Mental Health
- Alcohol and Other Drugs
- Co-occurring Mental Health, Alcohol and Other Drugs
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