My take away is simple. We have an international body of evidence based interventions (practice). The implementation of these interventions is assisted (or maybe hindered) by some national policies. These policies may be a reflection of national cultural norms. The great achievment of this event is that we can now start to see the global challenges that face us in each of our member nations. My take away is that this conference provides us with a global template of what is happening where and what the next evidence based steps could be in each country. For example, over the last ten years the UK has made great strides towards evidencing what works to create and sustain individual recovery and communities of recovery. We are now ensuring that Harm Reduction and people who do not have abstinence as a goal for their recovery are not marginalised. My take away is an image of a continuum of evidence based progress that will allow each member state to see where they are and how they might move further along the continuum based on real life examples in other places. Inspirational and exciting. Thank you all
My take aways are the same as yours. I think advocacy is needed so we can persuade the desicion makers for better policies about evidence based prevention.
You are being great to join us during this whole week!
Certificates will be available after 20th May. You will be able to download them from our website under the 'My Membership' section of your 'My ISSUP Dashboard'
Don't forget that the Online Event continues until the 18th of May !
My take is how effective would evidence based interventions be implemented in some developing countries , coupled with the assistances needed. Hence the reasons , networking is very important to assist with the re-tooling of key intervention workers Globally and I do agree with Mark statement on the global challenges we are presented with in our member nations. Furthermore , I must add that I am grateful for the ISSUP members who has built a system whereby the methodology of tools needed for intervention ,training and implementation is accessible on this platform for all members globally.
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My take away is simple. We…
My take away is simple. We have an international body of evidence based interventions (practice). The implementation of these interventions is assisted (or maybe hindered) by some national policies. These policies may be a reflection of national cultural norms. The great achievment of this event is that we can now start to see the global challenges that face us in each of our member nations. My take away is that this conference provides us with a global template of what is happening where and what the next evidence based steps could be in each country. For example, over the last ten years the UK has made great strides towards evidencing what works to create and sustain individual recovery and communities of recovery. We are now ensuring that Harm Reduction and people who do not have abstinence as a goal for their recovery are not marginalised. My take away is an image of a continuum of evidence based progress that will allow each member state to see where they are and how they might move further along the continuum based on real life examples in other places. Inspirational and exciting. Thank you all
Dear Mark, I love your…
Dear Mark,
I love your takeaways. It is a great feeling to see we are not alone on this journey, right?
Enjoy the rest of the conference!
My take aways are the same…
My take aways are the same as yours. I think advocacy is needed so we can persuade the desicion makers for better policies about evidence based prevention.
Well done to all…
Well done to all facilitators and even us, the attendants/participants. JJust want to know if we will get our certificates the ISSUP usual way?
You are being great to join…
You are being great to join us during this whole week!
Certificates will be available after 20th May. You will be able to download them from our website under the 'My Membership' section of your 'My ISSUP Dashboard'
Don't forget that the Online Event continues until the 18th of May !
My take is how effective…
My take is how effective would evidence based interventions be implemented in some developing countries , coupled with the assistances needed. Hence the reasons , networking is very important to assist with the re-tooling of key intervention workers Globally and I do agree with Mark statement on the global challenges we are presented with in our member nations. Furthermore , I must add that I am grateful for the ISSUP members who has built a system whereby the methodology of tools needed for intervention ,training and implementation is accessible on this platform for all members globally.