The ASSIST and the ASSIST-Lite are available in electronic format. The eASSIST and the eASSIST-Lite are web based versions that can be used on a personal computer.The ASSIST Checkup and ASSIST Checkup Lite are downloadable apps for completion on any smartphone or tablet.
The ASSIST Checkup is a free downloadable app so you can complete the ASSIST on your mobile device. You will receive instant feedback and tips on how to cutback or stop your substance use including information on where to seek help. The ASSIST Checkup is confidential and you can complete it every three months to track your progress.
The ASSIST Checkup is suitable for most iPhones and an android version is currently being developed.
Resources & Tools
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Instructional videos
The instructional videos demonstrate how to administer the ASSIST and ASSIST-Lite in a range of settings.
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Bibliography
Find a list of over 400 articles on the ASSIST and ASSIST-Lite.
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Register to complete the ASSIST eLearning package. You can also join the ASSIST Community to connect with experts and network with other members. Once registered, you can keep up to date with the latest news and conference presentations.
The ASSIST Program provides training, technical advice and support to people interested in Alcohol, Smoking and Substance Involvement Screening.
FULL ASSIST SUITE AVAILABLE IN VIETNAMESE !
The Vietnamese Australian community is one of the largest Vietnamese diasporas globally, making the language one of the most commonly spoken languages throughout the country.
We have worked with colleagues at the University of Hanoi to develop the full suite of ASSIST 3.1. Vietnamese resources in our University of Adelaide/ASSIST Portal template. The new version of the instrument is complete with brand new feedback report, and client response cards as well.
The full suite of forms, as well as the individual components are available to download and use from the ASSIST Portal.
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Please keep an eye out, as we continue to update and transform these forms into other languages as well.
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Professor Robert Ali and Dr Matthew Stevens were recently at the Drug and Alcohol Nurses Australasia (DANA) Conference in Adelaide, where they delivered a workshop on Screening and Brief Interventions for alcohol and other drug problems.
The workshop went well, but the resources were a big hit!
Thank you to all who attended the workshop and left feedback. We are grateful for the opportunity, and look forward to connecting with you all in the future again soon.
If you want to find out more about screening and early intervention, or would like additional clinical resources for you, or your patients, visit www.assistportal.com.au/ today
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Professor Robert Ali and Dr Matthew Stevens were recently at the Drug and Alcohol Nurses Australasia Conference in Adelaide, where they delivered a workshop on Screening and Brief Interventions for al...1 CommentComment on Facebook
Excellent workshop thanks
Stronger than fentanyl and heroin: Nitazenes are causing fear amongst Australian law enforcement and medical authorities.
Read more here:
www.abc.net.au/news/2024-07-03/nitazenes-causing-overdoses-around-the-country/104049490?utm_campa...
If you would like to know more about Nitazenes, check out our drug information fact sheet:
assistportal.com.au/download/assist-drug-information-card-nitazenes?wpdmdl=11805&masterkey=4gyszs...
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Nitazenes are coming into Australia from India and China. Their effects are deadly
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There are fears of more overdoses as nitazenes infiltrate Australia's underground drug supply, with occasional recreational drug users warned the synthetic opioid is being found in drugs like cocaine.
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VIEW DETAILSAre you concerned about your own or someone else’s alcohol or other drug use? Call the National Alcohol and Other Drug Hotline for free and confidential advice about alcohol and other drugs.
24 hour support line: 1800 250 015
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