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Wednesday, 23 October

10:00

Keynote presentation

Involving people with lived experience in the development and delivery of substance use interventions: opportunities to enhance quality and outcomes

10:00 to 11:30
Auditorium I
Bronwyn Myers

Keynote presentation

How do we do more to safeguard the mental health and well-being of healthcare professionals in the substance misuse area

10:00 to 11:30
Auditorium I
Clare Gerada

14:20

Keynote presentation

Enhancing scale-up of needle and syringe programs in the community in Sweden

14:20 to 15:50
Auditorium I
Martin Kåberg

Keynote presentation

Introduction and expansion of needle and syringe programs and opioid agonist treatment in prison in Moldova

14:20 to 15:50
Auditorium I
Svetlana Doltu

Keynote presentation

Achieving high-coverage and retention in opioid agonist treatment in the community in Spain

14:20 to 15:50
Auditorium I
Francina Fonseca

Keynote presentation

Overdose prevention site development and delivery in Switzerland

14:20 to 15:50
Auditorium I
Florian Meyer

Keynote presentation

How do we optimise and integrate the provision of harm reduction services in the community and prison?

14:20 to 15:50
Auditorium I
Julia Sheehan
Martin Kåberg
Francina Fonseca
Svetlana Doltu
Florian Meyer

16:00

Keynote presentation

Evidence-based prevention through collaborative action? Opportunities and challenges for community-based participatory research in prevention science

16:00 to 17:30
Auditorium I
Samuel Tomczyk

Keynote presentation

Challenges in community-based prevention

16:00 to 17:30
Auditorium I
Harry Sumnall

Keynote presentation

The key components of CTC, including forming intersectoral coalitions, using a data-driven and needs-oriented approach to select evidence-based measures, and considering local contextual conditions during implementation.

16:00 to 17:30
Auditorium I
Maximilian von Heyden

Keynote presentation

What do we (not) know about community-based prevention and how to move forward?

16:00 to 17:30
Auditorium I
Ina Koning

17:50

Keynote presentation

The increase of 100% alcohol-attributable mortality in the EU during COVID-19 – implications for the health care system

17:50 to 19:20
Auditorium I
Jürgen Rehm

Keynote presentation

The EAR-EUFAS European Addiction Research Award 2024 - presentation of the award and the awardee

17:50 to 19:20
Auditorium I
Karen Ersche
Colin Drummond

Keynote presentation

Andreas Heinz’ award lecture: Learning mechanisms in addictive disorders

17:50 to 19:20
Auditorium I
Andreas Heinz
Thursday, 24 October

10:00

Keynote presentation

How will new strategies for addressing synthetic opioid and stimulant addiction impact the clinical and research agenda?

10:00 to 11:30
Auditorium I
Adam Bisaga

Keynote presentation

Will psychedelics play a more important role in the treatment of mental health problems in the future?

10:00 to 11:30
Auditorium I
Gabriella Gobbi

11:50

Keynote presentation

Squared eyes, from TV addiction to problematic social media use

11:50 to 13:20
Auditorium VIII
Peter Nikken

Keynote presentation

An ethological approach to young children's behaviour in the digital environment: causes and consequences

11:50 to 13:20
Auditorium VIII
Ádám Miklósi

Keynote presentation

International Collaboration on ADHD and Substance Abuse (ICASA): Mission, studies, results, and plans

11:50 to 13:20
Auditorium I
Wim van der Brink

Keynote presentation

The challenges of the digital era: an interdisciplinary investigation of screen time and social media.

11:50 to 13:20
Auditorium VIII
Hans-Juergen Rumpf

Keynote presentation

International Collaboration on ADHD and Substance Abuse: Consensus statements

11:50 to 13:20
Auditorium I
Cleo Crunelle

Keynote presentation

Identifying the most important research, policy and practice questions for substance use, problematic alcohol use and behavioural addictions in autism (SABA-A): A priority setting partnership

11:50 to 13:20
Auditorium I
Julia Sinclair

14:20

Keynote presentation

Policy approaches in behavioral addictions: past experiences and possible Future Directions

14:20 to 15:50
Auditorium I
Orsolya Király

Keynote presentation

Recovery from Behavioral Addictions: Concepts, Unique Challenges and Issues

14:20 to 15:50
Auditorium I
Belle Gavriel-Fried

Keynote presentation

Treatment of Behavioural Addictions: Where are we now?

14:20 to 15:50
Auditorium I
Klaus Wölfling

16:00

Keynote presentation

Helping workers reach the target of addressing youth substance use: Issues and Opportunities for using AI

16:00 to 17:30
Auditorium I
Elissa Weitzman

Keynote presentation

AI in the system – challenges of using machine learning in large-scale day-to-day public health practice

16:00 to 17:30
Auditorium I
Jordi Piera i Jiménez

Keynote presentation

Beyond the Digital Veil: The Prosaic Challenges Behind AI-Supported Behavioural Addiction Treatment

16:00 to 17:30
Auditorium I
Christina Todorova

18:50

Keynote presentation

EUDA presentation

18:50 to 19:20
Auditorium I
Alexis Goosdeel
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