EU model – evidence based Out of 100% of people who tried drugs, only 10% get to chronicle stage Out of 100% of people who tried drugs, only 10% get to.

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EU model – evidence based Out of 100% of people who tried drugs, only 10% get to chronicle stage Out of 100% of people who tried drugs, only 10% get to chronicle stage There are two significant subgroups There are two significant subgroups —Primary mental health problems —Socially deprived and/or excluded group (including problem of dysfunctional families) Drug problem is a bio-psycho-social (BPS) one Drug problem is a bio-psycho-social (BPS) one

The British vs. American Models in history Drug addiction is illness Drug addiction is illness Medical model: based on controlled dispensation of drugs to addicts Medical model: based on controlled dispensation of drugs to addicts Services are primarily Harm reduction oriented Services are primarily Harm reduction oriented In favor of prescribing common drugs (e.g. Diamorphin/heroin) or Dexedrine as part of treatment In favor of prescribing common drugs (e.g. Diamorphin/heroin) or Dexedrine as part of treatment Discussing liberalization of cannabis and permit its medical use Discussing liberalization of cannabis and permit its medical use Drug use is a criminal aktivity Drug use is a criminal aktivity Criminal justice model: based on repression and punishment Criminal justice model: based on repression and punishment Services are primarily abstinence oriented Services are primarily abstinence oriented Needle exchange programs are not on official agenda Needle exchange programs are not on official agenda Prescribing drugs (e.g. heroin) as part of treatment is an “undesirable development” Prescribing drugs (e.g. heroin) as part of treatment is an “undesirable development” “War on drugs” “War on drugs” Harsh punishment even for minor possession of cannabis Harsh punishment even for minor possession of cannabis The American Model The British Model

Percentage drug use in the UK (16-24 year-olds) /32003/42004/52005/62006/7 Any drug Cannabis Cocaine Ecstasy Amphetamines Hallucinogens LSD Heroin Methadone Source: Home Office Statistics Bulletin, Crime in England and Wales 2006/07

Percentage drug use in the US (16-24 year-olds) Any drug Cannabis Cocaine Ecstasy Methamphetamines LSD Heroin Tranquilizers Inhalants Source: NIDA report, 2006, Lifetime prevalence

European model - Pragmatic measures for prevention of HIV- AIDS/Hep C etc. among IDUs Early detection – dealing with the syndrome of the hidden population (low number of problematic drug users come to services alone Early detection – dealing with the syndrome of the hidden population (low number of problematic drug users come to services alone Pragmatic policy - harm-reduction orientated (including prescribing programmes, out reach work and low threshold services) Pragmatic policy - harm-reduction orientated (including prescribing programmes, out reach work and low threshold services) Networking - working with/through differences Networking - working with/through differences Community cooperation Community cooperation Multidisciplinary approach Multidisciplinary approach Information campaign aimed at Information campaign aimed at  Drugs awareness = lowering risk behavior  Challenging the public attitude towards IDUs and HIV positive people

Theoretical background BPS model Assessment – process of drug problem development: Assessment – process of drug problem development: —History of a drug use —Stages of drug problem —Development of awareness of the drug problem —Co morbid problems —Indication to effective intervention

Theoretical background – BPS model What do we work with when we say a synthetic drug problem? Is it only drug addiction/dependency? What do we work with when we say a synthetic drug problem? Is it only drug addiction/dependency? —Withdrawal – physical addiction —Craving - psychological —Flashbacks —Overdoses —Social context issues – changes in traditional social structure = family, education, job situation, peer environment/socializing —Chaotic life style —Criminal behavior —Risky behavior in drug use, sex… —“Spiritual emptiness…”

Theoretical background – forms of interventions Medical Medical Psychological Psychological Educational Educational Social Social Self-support Self-support Spiritual Spiritual

European model today – BPS model in practice Integrating both abstinence and Harm Reduction model = services run different programs = indication for services/interventions depend on: Integrating both abstinence and Harm Reduction model = services run different programs = indication for services/interventions depend on: —Good assessment of individual client situation = case management – work with a care plan in the community —Possibility of (clients) choice Client has a right to be the co-author Client has a right to be the co-author Drug demand reduction policy/strategy has to reflect the need of: Drug demand reduction policy/strategy has to reflect the need of: —Service Users —Service Providers —Service Donors Funding being redirected from drugs supply reduction to drug demand reduction Funding being redirected from drugs supply reduction to drug demand reduction

Network of Services – working with a drug user is a process Prevention Centre Prevention Centre Low threshold centre Drop-in centre (inc. Club “Sklenik”) Low threshold centre Drop-in centre (inc. Club “Sklenik”) Street work/out reach (inc. Synthetic drugs prevention) Street work/out reach (inc. Synthetic drugs prevention) Prevention and HR Treatment Other services Day care (inc. Methadone programme) Day care (inc. Methadone programme) Psychiatric clinic Psychiatric clinic Therapeutic community Therapeutic community After-care centre After-care centre Skills learning and supporting employment Skills learning and supporting employment Drug services in prison Drug services in prison Skills learning center Skills learning center Pastoral (spiritual) care Pastoral (spiritual) care Self-support groups and advocacy Self-support groups and advocacy

Our values… Regard for human life Regard for human life Assistance and support for people Assistance and support for people Primary human ethical principles based on the European culture Primary human ethical principles based on the European culture Tolerance, respect and equal opportunities Tolerance, respect and equal opportunities Openness Openness Trust Trust Innovation and creativity Innovation and creativity Professionalism and professional ethics Professionalism and professional ethics Team work Team work Transparency Transparency Perseverance and courage Perseverance and courage …and the determination to survive each day as it comes

Professor Michael Gossop MD “The urgent need to respond to the threat of HIV and AIDS has radically altered the drugs agenda. The rhetoric of United States and some other countries may continue to promote the discredited ideals of the “war against drugs” and “zero tolerance”, but living with drugs has now become an imperative.”