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Matua Raki will lead the evaluation of all training and programmes it delivers to the addiction workforce and will stimulate, support and collaborate on research initiatives relevant to the addiction workforce.
As part of its long-term planning, Matua Raki is developing a research and evaluation strategy to 2015 which will outline the high level research and evaluation outcomes the organisation seeks to achieve.
ADOM implementation project
The Alcohol and Drug Outcome Measure (ADOM) is a brief outcome measure relevant to New Zealand alcohol and other drug (AOD) services.
The project is a collaboration between Te Pou and Matua Raki. It began in October 2011 and will result in the development of:
- an ADOM implementation training pack that includes ADOM information protocols and data collection tools
- a data collection system that allows easy feedback on ADOM data entered and aggregated data
- further testing of Part B improvements alongside implementation of Part A
- an AOD sector communication plan for promoting/marketing voluntary uptake of ADOM
- a plan to deliver a staged approach to implementing ADOM in interested AOD service
Pilot sites for testing the ADOM are being recruited from the Addiction Sector. If your service would like to participate in this project please conatct:
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