ADDICTION Movement
@ADDICTION_unity
A collaborative movement to create practical, evidence-based Substance Use Disorder (SUD) solutions for Africa.
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FREE access for 12 months to the content of ADDICTION 2021 online conference. Those who didn't register for the live event, but requires a CPD certificate will be charged R 1 150 (incl VAT) to view the On Demand content at their own pace. Register here: confsa.eventsair.com/addiction.../r…
To drive change in the way substance use disorders are managed, adoption of best practice policies and legislation must be facilitated. #ADDICTION2021 #health #wellness #wellbeing #change
To bolster progression in finding evidence-based, tailor-made solutions for substance use disorders in Africa, the public and private sector must consolidate their efforts. #ADDICTION2021
To transform the treatment landscape and break the stigma around of addiction disorders, prevention services should be re-positioned as a science. #ADDICTION2021
To trigger the ethical, professional and effective management of substance use and co-occurring disorders, capacity within in the treatment community requires a serious boost. #ADDICTION2021
Addressing dual diagnosis, co-occurring disorders and behavioural addictions must, among others, be prioritised to find responsive and individualised solutions to tackle addiction. #ADDICTION2021
We have the responsibility to create inclusive and comprehensive prevention and treatment strategies. At #ADDICTION2021 the resolution was reached that improving evidence-based practices in the treatment of people using substances, will go along way in achieving that.
A powerful resolution to effectively reduce stigma was reached at ADDICTION Conference 2021, and this is to move away from punishment towards a public health approach. #ADDICTION2021
At the recent #ADDICTION2021 online conference, Minister of Social Development, Lindiwe Zulu, and Deputy Minister of Health, Dr Joe Phaala, acknowledged the urgency of focusing on the public health crisis of Substance Use Disorders (SUD). Read more here: confsa.eventsair.com/addiction-conf…
There were many positive outcomes from the ADDICTION Conference 2021. One of the resolutions reached to drive practical solutions and enable effective treatment that is tailor-made for our country and continent, was to address the gaps in data and surveillance. #ADDICTION2021
We are grateful that ADDICTION Conference 2021 was a resounding success. But, the hard work starts now, we must work to realise the resolutions that came from the conference so that we can ignite the movement for change towards towards destigmatisation and effective treatment.
#addiction2021 Ignite a movement for change which places the individual at the heart of our work. #addiction2021
#addiction2021 Lets reframe our engagement with addicted persons and their families in light of all the latest combined learnings #addiction2021
@CentralDrug Chairperson Ms Nandi Mayathula Khoza in the closing plenary panel of @ADDICTION_unity #addiction2021 clarifying the role of the CDA in Drug Demand Reduction
#addiction2021 CDA chairperson Ms Nandi Mayathula Khoza speaks on the role of the CDA at #addiction2021
@LeviSingh6 leading a discussion in collaboration with our friends from @HigherHealthSA on the @_AfricanUnion driven Development of a Continental Strategy on Education for Health and Well-being for adolescents and young people in Africa on Track 1 @ADDICTION_unity #addiction2021
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