Echange européen sur les interventions brèves et les entretiens de développement personnel pour les usagers de drogues

Les responsables politiques et les professionnels ont besoin de davantage d’informations au sujet des «interventions précoces», afin de mettre en œuvre ces stratégies à grande échelle et de répondre aux obstacles auxquels ils peuvent être confrontés lors de la mise en pratique de découvertes scientifiques. Pour en savoir plus, en anglais, veuillez lire les informations ci-dessous.

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‘Early intervention’ is repeatedly mentioned in EU drugs strategies and is supported by evidence especially for alcohol users, but little is known about how and for which target groups it is actually being used in member states. Policy makers and professionals might need to know more about how to implement these strategies in larger scale and about the obstacles to be expected when passing scientific findings into practice.

The EMCDDA invited experts with experiences related to each of those questions, such as:

• implementation barriers and effects, including issues of fidelity;
• transferability to other settings and organisational contexts;
• applicability for substances other than alcohol, above all cannabis and new drugs;
• roll-out within primary health or prevention systems;
• transferability across countries;
• use in street work and outreach work settings.

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