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UniversidaddeCádiz
Facultad Ciencias del Trabajo
evento

Seminario ”Funcionamiento de los Centros de Tratamiento Ambulatorio de Adicciones en Andalucía. La Importancia de la Figura del/a Trabajador/a Social”. Campus Jerez. 25 November 2019


El próximo lunes 25 de noviembre tendrá lugar, en horario de 11.00 a 13.00 h, el Seminario ”Funcionamiento de los Centros de Tratamiento Ambulatorio de Adicciones en Andalucía. La importancia de la figura del/a trabajador/a social”.

Será impartido por el equipo del Centro de Tratamiento Ambulatorio de Adicciones (CTA de Sanlúcar de Barrameda) de la Diputación de Cádiz. En concreto intervendrán Jesús María Diosdado (director y médico) junto a Patricia Agueda Matías (trabajadora social).

Está dirigido principalmente al alumnado de la materia de Trabajo Social y Adicciones del Grado de Trabajo Social en el campus de Jerez, aunque también está abierto a toda la comunidad universitaria interesada.