Society for Studies of Addiction – ANNUAL SYMPOSIUM
Society for Studies of Addiction – ANNUAL SYMPOSIUM
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Thursday 10 and Friday 11 November
Park Inn, York, UK
Dr Barbara McCrady will give the Society Lecture: Family interventions for drug & alcohol problems.
Themes, speakers and sessions include:
Alcohol, drugs & the family |
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Professor Jim Orford |
Affected family members: a case of international neglect |
Ms Trish Gledhill & Dr Helen Moriarty |
The New Zealand Landscape – Opportunities to collaborate |
Maria de Fátima Rato Padin |
Stress, coping and strain of family members in São Paulo, Brazil |
Ms Lorna Templeton & Ed Sipler |
Piloting the 5-Step Method with young people affected by parental substance misuse or mental health problems in Northern Ireland |
Claire Hampson & Dr Alex Copello |
Results of the English study |
Guillermina Natera |
Results of an intervention with family members of alcohol misusers in an indigenous region of Mexico |
Ms Jennifer Cousins |
Affected family members: the National Problem Gambling Clinic (London) experience |
Prediction, prevention & primary care screening for alcohol disorders |
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Dr Lesley Smith |
Accuracy of alcohol screening instruments in primary care: Systematic review and meta-analysis |
Dr Kerry O’Brien |
Alcohol industry sponsorship and hazardous drinking in UK sportspeople |
Professor David Foxcroft |
Social normative feedback to prevent student alcohol misuse: Randomised controlled trial |
Maternal Opioid Treatment: Human Experimental Research (MOTHER) project |
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Professor Gabriele Fischer |
The MOTHER project: Research controlled trial comparing methadone with buprenorphine in opioid dependent pregnant women and their neonates |
Dr Andjela Baewert |
The MOTHER project: Site differences between Europe and the USA in the MOTHER study: From enrolment to neonatal parameters |
Dr Bernadette Winklbauer |
The MOTHER project: Comparison of an RCT with a prospective investigated group in standardised protocol: What can we learn from the RCT? |
The impact of political changes on availability and treatment |
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Dr Josef Radimecky |
The ways political and legislative changes impact upon policy and addiction treatment systems: a Czech perspective |
Dr Karen McElrath |
How political changes in Northern Ireland have affected the illicit drugs market and drug treatment |
Dr Benjamin Hawkins |
Alcohol industry influence on public policy: A case study of pricing and promotions policy |
Plus: Inaugural award of the Fred Yates prize.
The joint recipients – Dr Jodie Trafton and Dr Simon Adamson – will give presentations about their work.
Also, the following delegates’ oral papers, and many more posters:
Sarah Galvani |
Working with substance specialists: multi-agency working in social work practice. Findings from a national study |
Charlotte Wyatt |
Explanatory models for Alcohol Use Disorder (AUD) among patients with alcohol related liver disease compared with those presenting to an alcohol treatment programme in Wessex |
Caral Stevenson |
“We ended up doing more rough sleeping just to be together”: Homeless drug users’ experiences of hostel living and intimate relationships |
Arve Strandheim |
Young adolescents’ behaviour and health problems enhancing alcohol and drug use in late adolescence? |
Sarah Wadd |
Working with older drinkers: Insight from older peoples’ addiction services and published literature |
Bridgette Bewick |
Understanding student drinking using individual and population based approaches |
Katja Kuusisto |
The female therapist and the client’s gender in outpatient substance abuse treatment |
Christos Kouimtsidis |
A randomised controlled trial and qualitative study of supervised consumption in clients managed with opioid substitution treatment |
Sarah Buckingham |
The Group Identity Model of Addiction Treatment Effectiveness (GIMATE):An initial investigation |
Jim McCambridge |
RCT of the effectiveness of electronic mail based alcohol intervention with university students: dismantling the assessment and feedback components |
John Kelly |
Determining the relative importance of the mechanisms of behavior change within Alcoholics Anonymous: A multiple mediator analysis |
Vikki Charles |
An exploratory study examining service user views and experiences of Contingency Management in UK drug service settings |
Lymarie Rodriguez |
Towards a relational self in addiction recovery |
Catriona Matheson |
Attitudes, knowledge and experience of the general public towards drug misuse and drug treatment strategies |
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