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Formal Reference Groups, Committees and Meetings Advocacy and representation Lead agency and meeting Meeting summary NADA and sector NGO Advisory Committee Centre for Population Health, AOD Branch Drug and Alcohol Program Council Centre for Population Health, AOD Branch Program Council Quality in Treatment Subcommittee Centre for Population Health, AOD Branch NGO Contracting Working group Drug and Alcohol Data Coordinators Forum Agency for Clinical Innovation Provide advice to the Ministry and LHDs regarding NGO priorities, emerging issues, and gaps in service delivery, from which the Ministry can consider in planning, funding and investment decisions. Forum for broad NSW Health drug and alcohol program development and issue management. Includes senior MHDAO managers, LHD drug and alcohol directors, NADA and several other NGO s. Advice and development of NSW clinical treatment and services plans, policies and guidelines. Provide input and guidance on: approaches to ensuring improved accountability and governance structures; methods to ensure quality and safety considerations are built into contractual agreements; ways to streamline contract processes; and the development of common KPIs for service contracts. Meets monthly. Coordinated by InforMH with LHD Data Coordinators and NADA as members. Primary purpose is to lead and manage drug alcohol MDS collection and reporting. The purpose of the Drug and Alcohol Network Executive Committee is to provide leadership, strategic direction, advice and guidance for the Garth Popple (Board member) Fiona Poeder

Advocacy and representation Lead agency and meeting Meeting summary NADA and sector Drug and Alcohol Executive Committee activities of the Drug and Alcohol Network. Meets Quarterly. Innovation Working Group A Connected System Working Group Primary Health Networks Working Group Partnerships and collaborations Lead agency and meeting Meeting summary NADA and sector Aboriginal Health & Medical Research Council of NSW NSW Aboriginal Residential Healing Drug and Alcohol Network (NARHDAN) ACHS and NADA NARHDAN consist of NSW Aboriginal community controlled residential service providers. The group meet to share information, network, participate in organisational and capacity development and are a source of advice and expertise on matters relevant to working with Aboriginal drug and alcohol clients and workforce. NARHDAN members are also members of NADA. Irregular forum to develop communication and collaboration for the purpose of supporting NADA members engaged in ACHS EQuIP. Meets quarterly to six monthly. Alcohol & Drug Foundation Community Engagement and Action Program Advisory Committee Provide strategic advice to the Community Engagement and Action Program, including support the direction of Community Drug Action Teams. Meets three times per year. Helena Hodgson Clinical Outcome Quality Indicator (COQI) Data Management Group Provide expert advice on the clinical elements of the framework including but not limited to feedback on framework metrics from a clinical perspective, implications for clinical pathways, clinician training /

and dashboard indicators. Commonwealth Department of Health (NSW/ACT office) DAMEC Research Sub Committee Family and Community Services NGO Housing Partners Reference Group Hepatitis NSW & NADA Homelessness NSW Sydney Women s Homelessness Alliance COQI Framework Clinical Consultation Group Meets 3 times over the course of the project Regular meeting to discuss national projects, Sector Capacity Building Program and issues affecting the sector. Provides advice on the development of research into access and treatment for multicultural populations in AOD. Provides advice and coordinate NGO homelessness services across the health and social services sectors. Meets quarterly Regular meeting to discuss the collaborative activities described in the MoU. The Sydney Women s Homelessness Alliance (SWHA) is a cross agency sector collaboration aimed at assisting and improving a woman s journey through the complexity of the service system within the inner city. SWHA aims to identify emerging service gaps, segmentation and inequities in terms of service provision for women. Meets monthly. Suzie Hudson/Cass McNamara Rubi Montecinos The Lyndon Progress Program (Re-Pin Project) Advisory Group MHCC and NADA CMHDARN Research Network Aims to inform the establishment of the RE-PIN Project (Receive, Encode, Process and Integrate) drug and alcohol treatment strategies for people with a cognitive impairment. The project aims to develop an AOD program that will cater for individuals with cognitive impairment while not excluding those without. The group meet via teleconference quarterly. Provides advice on the development, implementation and evaluation of MHCC and NADA s the Community Mental Health Drug and Alcohol Research Network Rubi Montecinos

Project Reference Group MHCC and NADA CMHDARN Research Network Steering Committee Mental Health Commission of NSW Review of Headline Indicators to Monitor Mental Health Reform Commission of NSW National Centre for Clinical Research on Emerging Drugs of Concern Board NGO AOD Peak National Drug and Alcohol Peaks Capacity Building Network National Drug and Alcohol Peaks CEO Group National Drug and Alcohol Peaks Network and Research Centre Collaboration National Drug Research Institute (CMHDARN). Provides advice on the development, implementation and evaluation of MHCC and NADA s the Community Mental Health Drug and Alcohol Research Network (CMHDARN). This Project Steering Committee is tasked to conduct a fit for propose review of the Commissions existing headline indicators of its Living Well Strategic Plan. It will monitor the review of the current progress of the Overall Mental Health reform process in NSW. The Centre supports clinical treatment interventions across the AOD spectrum from prevention to dependence at all levels of severity and for all population groups. The Centre integrates its work with other relevant professional and academic bodies, relevant governments and communities. Facilitate cross jurisdictional collaboration, knowledge and information sharing, reduce duplication and further common strategic interests in relation to the DoH funded Sector Capacity Building Project. Monthly teleconference and twice yearly face-to-face. Alliance of state and territory drug and alcohol peaks to identify and respond to policy and service delivery issues at a national level. The group focuses on government reform process, drug and alcohol program development and NGO grant funding. Provides opportunity to discuss local issues impacting on the sector, seek advice and share resources. Monthly teleconference. Collaboration between the peaks network and the three national AOD research centre s to look at opportunities for collaborative research, identify and inform research priorities and share information. Quarterly teleconference. Social Studies of Addiction Concepts Research Program advisory group meeting. Providing advice Ana de Jesus

Experiences of Addiction, Treatment and Recovery Advisory Group NSW Council of Social Service (NCOSS) Forum of Non Government Organisations (FONGA) NCOSS Health Policy Advisory Group (HPAG) NCOSS Sector Development Forum NUAA & NADA and facilitating access to NSW services. Facilitated by NCOSS on behalf of the broader NGO health and social services sector in NSW, it acts as a lobbying group in relation to NSW government policy and programs. FONGA is also used by government as a consultation forum. Facilitated by NCOSS, this group discusses broad health policy matters and makes submissions to government on key health program and service delivery issues. HPAG contributes to the development of health component of the NCOSS pre-budget submission to the NSW government. Forum to focus on sector/industry development within NCOSS and the NSW community sector. Regular meeting to discuss the collaborative activities described in the MoU. Primary Health Networks Regular meeting to discuss statewide planning and coordination Regional PHN committees Central & Eastern Sydney Community Council Hunter New England D&A Expert Reference Group Murrumbidgee MHDA Expert Reference Group Nepean Blue Mountains Advisory Group South West Sydney DA Working Group WentWest (Western Sydney) AOD Advisory Group Public Health Association of Australia National Complex Needs Alliance QIP and NADA The National Complex Needs Alliance (NCNA) objective is to promote and support partnerships and collaboration in service delivery to achieve better long term outcomes for people with complex needs. The Alliance meet at least twice per year. Meets six monthly to develop communication and collaboration for the purpose of supporting NADA members engaged in QIP quality programs. Rubi Montecinos

University of Newcastle and NDARC Alcohol Treatment Centre Study Treatment Centre Recruitment Working Group supports the recruitment of services to the study. Measure Development and Data Collection Working Group informs the use of measures and data collection.