Dual Diagnosis in Mental Health - HMH4335

Assessment 1: Oral presentation/assessment

Students will receive individual feedback on their participation and contribution to discussion throughout the module.
Formative assessment will be in the form of a 10-minute group PowerPoint presentation of a case study (anonymised) relating to substance or alcohol misuse.

Oral presentation/assessment

Assessment 1: Written Assignment

Written Assignment.

Dual diagnosis in mental health is a term used to describe persons with a diagnosed mental health condition and problematic substance or alcohol use.
The aim of the module is to improve your knowledge and confidence to deliver safe, patient centred, holistic and integrated care to service users with a diagnosis of Dual Diagnosis.

School of Human and Health Sciences

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HMH4335 - Dual Diagnosis in Mental Health

Dual Diagnosis in Mental Health

Critically evaluate existing frameworks, models, tools, specialist techniques and strategies which facilitate effective monitoring and case management of dual diagnosis.

Critically evaluate own practice and the contribution of other professionals and agencies to effectively collaborate to support an individual and their family / carers presenting with a dual diagnosis.

Critically evaluate the interrelationship between mental disorders and substance misuse.

Critically evaluate how current policy, research and evidence can impact on the management of patients with dual diagnosis.

Critically discuss how the attitudes, values, and beliefs of people with dual diagnosis can impact on approaches to self-care that can be utilised to promote self-management.

Demonstrate a comprehensive understanding of the holistic assessment and complex care requirements of an individual with a dual diagnosis.