Programme
Owen Bowden-Jones and Sarah Welch
Chair: Mike Kelleher
Speakers: Matt Hickman, Hannah Family, Sharon Hutchinson, Stuart Smith
Dynamic and economic modelling of HCV TasP and progress towards WHO elimination targets
Matt Hickman
Qualitative/behavioural science insights on success (and barriers) of implementing HCV treatment scale-up in the community
Hannah Family
Public Health Surveillance & statistical modelling of HCV TasP
Sharon Hutchinson
Peer-delivered needle and syringe programmes (NSP) in the UK: Harm reduction interventions to underserved communities
Stuart Smith
Chair: Sophie Orton
Speakers: Abi Rose, Polly Radcliffe, Sam Burton
Coproducing public health maternal alcohol reduction interventions (MARI)
Abi Rose
“I want to go there but I ain’t ready to come off my methadone” Pressure to detox for postnatal women receiving opioid replacement therapy. Findings from the Stepping Stones Study
Polly Radcliffe
Global prevalence of alcohol & substance use during the perinatal period: a systematic review and meta-analysis
Sam Burton
Chair: Karen D Ersche
Speakers: Paolo DeLuca, Eileen Brobbin, Martine Skumlien, Michal Graczyk, Tsen vei Lim
Understanding Cocaine craving and Use in Environmental Settings: Quantitative findings
Paolo DeLuca
Understanding Cocaine craving and Use in Environmental Settings: Qualitative findings using the Theoretical Framework of Acceptability
Eileen Brobbin
Brain reward function in young people with Cannabis Use Disorder: a fMRI study
Martine Skumlien
Cocaine and opioid addictions show distinct patterns in delay discounting: What drug type and abstinence reveal
Michal Graczyk
Unravelling the effects of regular cannabis, alcohol, and cocaine use on neuropsychological functioning
Tsen vei Lim
Chair: Rob Calder
Speakers: Melissa Oldham,
Leon Xiao,
Gemma Taylor, Annika Theodoulou
3 speakers, 20 mins each plus 20 min Q&A (10 mins wriggle room)
Chair: Melissa Oldham
The importance of frequent national monitoring of addictive behaviours: evaluating the impact of societal events, policy changes, and new products.
Impact of societal events: The cost of living crisis and attempts to reduce alcohol consumption
Sarah Jackson
Impact of policy changes: Evaluating the ‘Swap to Stop’ campaign
Vera Buss
Impact of new products: The introduction of disposable vapes and nicotine pouches
Harry Tattan-Birch
Chair: Matt Field
The importance of frequent national monitoring of addictive behaviours: evaluating the impact of societal events, policy changes, and new products.
Impact of societal events: The cost of living crisis and attempts to reduce alcohol consumption
Sarah Jackson
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Chair: Sarah Welch
Society Lecturer: Professor Trevor Robbins
Owen Bowden-Jones and Sarah Welch
President, Owen Bowden-Jones & Sarah Welch
Chair: Henrietta Bowden-Jones
Speakers: Henrietta Bowden-Jones, Sam Chamberlain, Valerie Voon, Naomi Fineberg
3 speakers, 20 mins each plus 20 min Q&A
Chair: Inge Kersbergen
Alcohol-free and low-alcohol drinks: Key questions for public health
Do increases in sales of alcohol-free and low-alcohol drinks cause a reduction in sales of standard alcoholic drinks in Great Britain: An instrumental variable time series analysis
Abigail Stevely
Where and how are no/lo drinks advertised in the UK: a long-term observational study of advertising expenditure data and a detailed content analysis of advertising
Nathan Critchlow
Exploring how alcohol-free and low-alcohol drinks are embedded in the everyday lives of people in recovery from alcohol dependence, and high-risk drinkers who are trying to reduce their alcohol intake
Parvati Perman-Howe
Anne Lingford-Hughes
Eilish Gilvarry
Georgie Wilkins
Melinda King
Steve Brinksman
Addiction Healthcare Goals programme:
Updates about opportunities, research priorities and innovations in addiction: what do the community say and global search reveal?
Anne Lingford-Hughes
Eilish Gilvarry
Georgie Wilkins
Melinda King
Steve Brinksman
5 speakers, 12 mins each plus 3 mins questions
4 speakers, 12 mins each plus 3 mins questions (10 mins wriggle room)
4 speakers, 12 mins each plus 3 mins questions (10 mins wriggle room)
4 speakers, 12 mins each plus 3 mins questions (10 mins wriggle room)
Chair: Louise Sell
Integrating substance use treatment into acute hospital settings
Chair: Louise Sell
Speakers:
Magdalena Harris – Improving hospital opiate substitution therapy
Debbie Robson – Improving the uptake and outcomes of tobacco dependence treatment in hospitals
Tom Phillips – Improving detection and management of alcohol use disorders in acute hospital settings
