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TRINNODD

TRansfer of INNOvation on Dual

Diagnosis

(LU/08/LLP-LDV/TOI-156002)

1. Introduction

TRIADD RESULTS

Transfer of Innovation Projectfunded by the Leonardo Da Vinci Lifelong Learning Programme (2008-2010)

TRINNODD

The TRIADD project developed training modules on the theme of Dual Diagnosis (mental illness and intellectual disability)

www.triadd.euThe conclusions and recommendations of the TRIADD project

were the starting point of the TRINNODD project

• The recommendations drawn from the TRIADD project were the basis of the TRINNODD innovative approach:

• Focus on stress prevention strategies for PWD and staff

• Focus on the concept of Quality of Life

• Ensure involvement of trainees and interactivity during training course (preparatory work and work on case studies)

• Ensure a follow-up of the training (short and long term evaluation)

• Provide resources for staff for further professional development

• Involve psychiatrists in the training course

• Focus on the pharmacological intervention aspect (early detection of warning signs, use international recommendations on medication)

2. Key goals

TRINNODD

project

Link between TRIADD results andthe experience of front-line staff

Needs of users and improvement

of their quality of life

Evaluation tool to measure the impact

of training

New training productsto new target groups

Innovative - interactive training materials

3/1. Project phases:

Analysisof needWP1

Development of

training

modulesWP2

Project coordination

WP5

Testing

training

modules

WP3

Evaluation of

training modules

WP4

Dissemination PlanWP6

3/2. Project phases:

Analysisof staff and user

needs

WP1

Surveys from Portugal-Spain

Romania-Italy & Luxembourg

presented to

partners’ meeting

(Lisbon: February 2009)

3/3. Project phases:

Development oftraining modules

WP2

Modules

developed

in each new

partner country from WP1 &

TRIADD

conclusions

3/4 Project phases:

Testing oftraining modules

WP3

New modulesdelivered in

4 target countries

3/5. Project phases: WP3

Italy

- Stress prevention

- Quality of Life

- Vulnerability of people with disabilities

- Different approaches to intellectual disability

- Presentation of case studies about inclusion

- The role of family

and empowerment

Some

Topics

28Trainees

20Hours

3/5. Project phases: WP3

Portugal

- Mental health of professionals

- Basic knowledge of Dual Diagnosis

- Vulnerability

factors to develop MH problems

- Multidisciplinary team interventions

regarding DD

- Emotional support strategies

Some

Topics

Social workers, therapists, psychologists, educators, carers

Trainees

30Hours

3/5. Project phases: WP3

Romania

- Stress management

- Quality of life

(personal health and patient’s health)

- Stigma

- Challenging

behaviour

- Vulnerability

- Multidisciplinary

approach

Some Topics

Doctors, psychologists, nurses, carers, psychiatrists

Trainees

30Hours

3/5. Project phases: WP3

Spain

- Role of the mental health carer professional

- Relationship with the patient

- Basic

psychopathology

- Intervention in special situations

- Rehabilitation

interventions

- Quality of life concept

Some

topics

24Trainees

20Hours

3/6. Project phases: WP4

Evaluation of thetraining modules

WP4

Impact of training

assessed in 3

stages:

� after the training

session

� 6 months later

� final evaluation

3/7. Project phases: WP5

Co-ordination and evaluation

WP5

� Co-ordination

meetings

� Regular follow-up

� Internal evaluation

� External evaluation

3/8 Project phases: WP6

Dissemination& exploitation

of results

WP6

� Website

� Newsletter

� Brochure &CD-Rom

� Dissemination

events

� Final conference

05.10: Lisbon

09.10: Sibiu

10.10: Firenze10.09: Luxembourg

4. Partnership

AEECRM: Spain

APEMH: Luxembourg

CTESRL: Italy

FENACERCI: Portugal

SIRM: Italy

UCOS: Romania

ARFIE: European NGO

6. Practical information

Contact details:

Véronique Lafontaine (APEMH)

E-mail: trinnodd@trinnodd.eu

Raymond Ceccotto (APEMH)

E-mail: raymond.ceccotto@apemh.lu

Visit our website: www.trinnodd.eu