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Advancing Recovery-Oriented Treatment Systems: A Consensus Approach

The Skills Consortium Work Programme aims to foster a sector-led consensus on developing a robust evidence base for effective treatment systems. Led by Ian Wardle and supported by key group members from RCPsych, NTA, RCGP, and other organizations, this initiative focuses on integrating emerging ideas about recovery-oriented treatment methodologies, practice, and community engagement. Collaborative efforts with research bodies and clinical institutes will identify priorities and address gaps in evidence, ensuring that treatment strategies are informed by the latest research and best practices.

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Advancing Recovery-Oriented Treatment Systems: A Consensus Approach

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  1. The Skills Consortiumwork programme Research and evidence Ian Wardle – work group co-ordinator

  2. Work group members • Consortium executive • Owen Bowden-Jones – RCPsych • Colin Bradbury (for Paul Hayes) – NTA • Jason Gough – SU rep / Patient Opinion • Linda Harris – RCGP • Diana Powell – Barnsley • Marcus Roberts (for Martin Barnes) – DrugScope • Louise Sell – GMW • Kim Wolfe (for Andy Ashenhurst) – AHEAD • Co-options: • Mike Ashton – Drug and Alcohol Findings • David Marteau – DH Offender Health • Mike McCarron – Scotland • Nicola Singleton - UKDPC

  3. Research and evidence brief • We will develop a sector-led consensus and approach to developing the evidence base and the body of research to support effective treatment systems, focusing on emerging thinking about recovery-oriented treatment systems, practice and communities. We will work with relevant research bodies, government departments and clinical institutes to inform their priorities and approach.

  4. A matrix for considering available evidence and gaps

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