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2012 sees the Journal’s second annual Essay Competition take place. As well as prizes for students who are undertaking, or have recently
completed, a mental health and substance use
(coexisting, dual diagnosis, co-occurring, comorbid) course, at any level of study, there is
also a section for new writers who have not
previously published in this field, - or completed –
a formal training course. Submitted essays/articles may be on any subject that falls within the scope of the journal, including:
• clinical practice
• management or administrative practice
• ethics
• transcultural issues and ethnicity
• organisation and service development
• legal issues
• critical appraisal of programmes/articles
• concept exploration and analysis
• policy and procedural issues
• education and training
• research and evidence-based practice
• leadership
• complementary and alternative therapies
• communication
• prevalence and incidence
• case study
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