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	<title>Comments on: Trauma a big killer for drug addicts</title>
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		<title>By: Dual Diagnosis Ireland</title>
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		<description>A study by the UK Dept. of Health suggests that 75% of users of drug services and 85.5% of users of alcohol services experienced mental health problems, and 44% of mental health service users reported drug use.
(Weaver et al, 2002)
It is nearly impossible to access services in Ireland if you have a dual diagnosis. In 2004 ) the NACD reported
•	76% of services failing to offer a specific service for people with dual diagnosis
•	Dual Diagnosis not clearly understood or formally recognised
•	Service models used aligned to organisations rather than complex needs of people with dual diagnosis”
“Mental health &amp; addiction services and the management of dual diagnosis in Ireland” National Advisory Committee on Drugs 2004.
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		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>A study by the UK Dept. of Health suggests that 75% of users of drug services and 85.5% of users of alcohol services experienced mental health problems, and 44% of mental health service users reported drug use.<br />
(Weaver et al, 2002)<br />
It is nearly impossible to access services in Ireland if you have a dual diagnosis. In 2004 ) the NACD reported<br />
•	76% of services failing to offer a specific service for people with dual diagnosis<br />
•	Dual Diagnosis not clearly understood or formally recognised<br />
•	Service models used aligned to organisations rather than complex needs of people with dual diagnosis”<br />
“Mental health &#038; addiction services and the management of dual diagnosis in Ireland” National Advisory Committee on Drugs 2004.</p>
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