Falling Down: Problematic substance use in older generations

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Clancy, C. and Hafford-Letchfield, T. 2018. Falling Down: Problematic substance use in older generations. Dual Diagnosis in Older Adults. De Vere's, London 10 Dec 2018 pp. 1-35
TitleFalling Down: Problematic substance use in older generations
AuthorsClancy, C. and Hafford-Letchfield, T.
Abstract

This workshop will enable you to consider:
- Evidence for and implications of substance use in the over 65’s
- Issues and problems arising from older people’s unique needs and circumstances relation to substance abuse – service provision, management of care, training of care professionals and lack of coherent guidance
- Our online virtual learning programme - ‘Falling Down’ and how it addresses some of these issues
- What we have learned and how we can share this – with the aim of shifting culture and improving practice
- Recommendations for developing policy, practice and education in the field of ageing – with interactive discussion

ConferenceDual Diagnosis in Older Adults
Page range1-35
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Deposited18 Dec 2018
Completed10 Dec 2018
Accepted02 Nov 2018
Output statusPublished
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Web address (URL)https://www.healthcareconferencesuk.co.uk/
LanguageEnglish
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