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LxAddictions24: Empowering the workforce

Monday 30th September 2024

Dive into addiction workforce development with Dr Zoe Swithenbank and Fleur Braddick. Explore AI, training, well-being, and more in this engaging episode.
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Addictions Edited: the monthly take-home
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Robert Calder
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Understanding Addiction & Recovery
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Shaping the Future: Innovations in Addiction Workforce Development

Episode Overview

  • Innovative AI applications in addiction treatment.
  • Focus on training and competencies for addiction professionals.
  • Importance of worker well-being and occupational standards.
  • Role of digital tools and peer workers in modern addiction treatment.
  • Exciting sessions and workshops planned for Lisbon Addictions 2024.
"There's such a lot of good stuff out there that's starting up or that's going on"
Get ready to dive into the fascinating world of addiction research and workforce development in this episode of Addictions Edited. Dr Zoe Swithenbank chats with Fleur Braddick, Communications Lead for the WAVE project, about their innovative work for the Lisbon Addictions 2024 conference. Fleur shares how WAVE is shaking things up by collaborating with diverse experts to review the latest evidence and best practices for addiction professionals across Europe.
From training and well-being to digital tools and peer workers, this episode covers it all. Fleur also gives a sneak peek into the exciting sessions planned for the conference, including a major session on AI in addiction treatment. Imagine discussing AI with top-notch speakers like Elisa Weissman and Christina Todorova, followed by an interactive panel led by Matisse Blancers. And if that's not enough, there are interactive workshops on competency standards, worker well-being, and even a Lego-facilitated ideation session!
One highlight Fleur can't wait for is the Wave Cinema Video Contest, where short films on addiction topics will be screened and awarded. These videos encapsulate complex ideas into engaging, bite-sized pieces that spark meaningful discussions. Why should you listen? This episode offers a unique look at how the WAVE project is making a real impact in addiction workforce development. Whether you're an addiction professional or just curious about the field, you'll find plenty of valuable insights and practical takeaways.
So tune in and get inspired by the innovative ways WAVE is shaping the future of addiction treatment. Don't miss out on this engaging conversation that blends top-tier research with hands-on practical advice. It's an episode packed with knowledge, inspiration, and a touch of fun!