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User perspectives
Sessions
Thursday, 24 November
13:20
Diversity, stigma, and vulnerability
13:20
to
14:50
Networking zone 4 (N4)
Short communication session
15:00
Client-centered approaches
15:00
to
16:30
Central square 3 (C3)
Oral presentation session
Drug deaths: A social, structural and systems analysis
15:00
to
16:30
Knowledge market 1 (K1)
Structured session
16:50
Informing and delivering treatment
16:50
to
18:20
Networking zone 3 (N3)
Short communication session
Insights from treatment I
16:50
to
18:20
Central square 3 (C3)
Oral presentation session
Prison and drugs: exploring social determinants and pathways to drug problem and incarceration
16:50
to
18:20
Central square 1 (C1)
Structured session
Friday, 25 November
10:50
A Digital Future? Engaging online communities of people who use drugs to influence policy and practice
10:50
to
12:20
Central square 4 (C4)
Workshop
13:20
Navigating the future of supervised consumption research and intervention: European and North American experiences
13:20
to
14:50
Central square 2 (C2)
Structured session
The experience of persons in homeless situation with alcohol related problems regarding a pharmacological harm reduction initiative
13:20
to
14:50
Knowledge market 4 (K4)
Structured session
Working with the most vulnerable
13:20
to
14:50
Central square 3 (C3)
Oral presentation session
Presentations
Thursday, 24 November
13:20
Short communication
Perceived Impact of Storytelling on Substance Use Self-Stigma
13:20
to
14:50
Networking zone 4 (N4)
Glenn Sterner
Short communication
Social attitudes towards drug users in the context of perceptions of other marginalised social groups, based on the NSAPH 2019 Survey
13:20
to
14:50
Networking zone 4 (N4)
Katalin Felvinczi
Short communication
Cannabis engagement in Riga, Latvia: Voices from impacted communities
13:20
to
14:50
Networking zone 4 (N4)
Kristiana Bebre
Short communication
SHIFT + Parent Training - An Intervention for Mothers and Fathers Using Illicit Drugs'
13:20
to
14:50
Networking zone 4 (N4)
Diana Moesgen
Short communication
Perceptions of prospective pharmaceutical stimulant substitution treatments among people who use illicit stimulants in Vancouver, Canada
13:20
to
14:50
Networking zone 4 (N4)
Taylor Fleming
Short communication
Trends and factors associated with illicit drug use and HIV outcomes in South Africa: findings from multiple national population-based household surveys
13:20
to
14:50
Networking zone 4 (N4)
Kennedy Kipkoech
Short communication
Under-reporting of meth/amphetamine use in Australia following negative media coverage
13:20
to
14:50
Networking zone 4 (N4)
Daniel Stjepanovic
Short communication
Treatment of drug use disorders in Central Asia, China, and Germany – what is the state of the art?
13:20
to
14:50
Networking zone 4 (N4)
Ingo Ilja Michels
15:00
Oral presentation
5. Drug Policy and The Rise and Decline of Racial Stratification of Prescribing and Overdose Mortality
15:00
to
16:30
Knowledge market 1 (K1)
Brian Kelly
Oral presentation
1. Drug-related deaths among young people: a social, structural and systems autopsy
15:00
to
16:30
Knowledge market 1 (K1)
Aileen O'Gorman
Oral presentation
2. Drug-related deaths in prisons in England and Wales, 2015-2020: an examination of key trends and issues for policy and practice
15:00
to
16:30
Knowledge market 1 (K1)
Karen Duke
Oral presentation
3. The role of Primary Care in the prevention of drug-related deaths: Patient and family member perspectives
15:00
to
16:30
Knowledge market 1 (K1)
Katie Colliver
Discussion
What can a social, structural and systems analysis tell us about drug-related deaths and what are the implications for policy and addiction science?
15:00
to
16:30
Knowledge market 1 (K1)
Anne Whittaker
Oral presentation
4. The role of Primary Care in the prevention of drug-related deaths: service provider perspectives
15:00
to
16:30
Knowledge market 1 (K1)
Betsy Thom
Oral presentation
Who is using take-home naloxone? An examination of super-savers
15:00
to
16:30
Central square 3 (C3)
Desiree Eide
Oral presentation
Examining health care from the drug user perspective: what works, what doesn't and what needs to change
15:00
to
16:30
Central square 3 (C3)
Mary Ellen Harrod
Oral presentation
An Evaluation of the Co-Design of an Anti-Stigma Training Programme
15:00
to
16:30
Central square 3 (C3)
Sonam Prakashini Banka
Oral presentation
Once you’ve addressed your drinking, we’ll address your mental health': A qualitative exploration of patient and providers’ experiences of services for co-occurring heavy drinking and depression in North East England
15:00
to
16:30
Central square 3 (C3)
Amy O'Donnell
Oral presentation
Police officers’ attitudes and practices toward harm reduction services in Sweden – a qualitative study
15:00
to
16:30
Central square 3 (C3)
Johan Nordgren
16:50
Oral presentation
The acceptability and feasibility of implementing and evaluating the Parents under Pressure (PuP) parenting programme with opioid-dependent fathers and their families: results from the PuP4Dads study.
16:50
to
18:20
Central square 3 (C3)
Anne Whittaker
Short communication
Outreach for socially marginalized trimorbid veterans in Denmark – preliminary results
16:50
to
18:20
Networking zone 3 (N3)
Henrik Thiesen
Short communication
A Feasibility Study of Mentalization Based Therapy for Antisocial personality disorder with substance use disorder in Norway- preliminary findings
16:50
to
18:20
Networking zone 3 (N3)
Katharina Morken
Short communication
Working in drug treatment and health care facilities
16:50
to
18:20
Networking zone 3 (N3)
Maitena Milhet
Short communication
Incidence and determinants of CoVID-19 in patients seeking treatment of Substance Use Disorder: a population-based linkage study
16:50
to
18:20
Networking zone 3 (N3)
Irene Lana
Short communication
Perspectives Pathways and Priorities of People with Lived and Living Experience of Substance Use: Informing Policies (P5 Project YXE)
16:50
to
18:20
Networking zone 3 (N3)
Barbara Fornssler
Short communication
The Treatment of Addictions in Portugal - What Future?
16:50
to
18:20
Networking zone 3 (N3)
João Feliz
Short communication
The effect of opioid agonist therapy on mental health of PWID in Ukraine
16:50
to
18:20
Networking zone 3 (N3)
Iryna Ivanchuk
Oral presentation
Ayahuasca-assisted addiction treatment in Peru: qualitative results from a multi-year, mixed-methods study
16:50
to
18:20
Central square 3 (C3)
Olivia Marcus
Oral presentation
EXtended-release Pharmacotherapy for Opioid Use Disorder (EXPO)
16:50
to
18:20
Central square 3 (C3)
John Marsden
Oral presentation
Characteristics of concerned persons (CPs) accessing treatment services in their own right: A secondary analysis of Irish health data for 2010-2020.
16:50
to
18:20
Central square 3 (C3)
Cathy Kelleher
Oral presentation
5. Social determinants, health service contacts and incarceration among all those dying from an accidental overdose 2010-2018 in Norway
16:50
to
18:20
Central square 1 (C1)
Ellen J. Amundsen
Oral presentation
3. Reimprisonment rates among men who inject drugs in Victoria, Australia
16:50
to
18:20
Central square 1 (C1)
Ashleigh C. Stewart
Oral presentation
4. Adverse childhood experiences, substance use, and involvement with correctional services
16:50
to
18:20
Central square 1 (C1)
Richard Pates
Oral presentation
6. Wasted': the complex trajectories from incarceration to recovery. A personal experience
16:50
to
18:20
Central square 1 (C1)
Mark Johnson Ferguson
Discussion
Common pathways to problematic drug use and incarceration and lessons learnt for policy and practice
16:50
to
18:20
Central square 1 (C1)
Liesbeth Vandam
Oral presentation
1. Use pathways in prison. A French literature review
16:50
to
18:20
Central square 1 (C1)
Caroline Protais
Oral presentation
2. Characteristics associated with drug use during the current detention – results from prison surveys in 4 EU countriessurveys in 4 EU countries
16:50
to
18:20
Central square 1 (C1)
Els Plettinckx
Friday, 25 November
10:50
Oral presentation
European Web Survey on Drugs
10:50
to
12:20
Central square 4 (C4)
João Matias,
José Pedro Teixeira
Oral presentation
European Web Survey on Drugs - Luxembourg
10:50
to
12:20
Central square 4 (C4)
Rita Cardoso Seixas
Oral presentation
European Web Survey on Drugs - Ireland
10:50
to
12:20
Central square 4 (C4)
Nicki Killeen
Oral presentation
The experience of running web surveys in Belgium
10:50
to
12:20
Central square 4 (C4)
Elena Damian
Oral presentation
Web surveys on drugs - how can these be important for those who use drugs
10:50
to
12:20
Central square 4 (C4)
Lígia Parodi
13:20
Oral presentation
3. Navigating an emergency response and collective action on the fentanyl frontlines: An ethnographic study of overdose prevention site implementation in Vancouver, Canada’s Downtown Eastside
13:20
to
14:50
Central square 2 (C2)
Ryan McNeil
Oral presentation
1. Drug consumption rooms: welfare state and social acceptance in France
13:20
to
14:50
Central square 2 (C2)
Marie Jauffret-Roustide
Oral presentation
2. Drug consumption rooms in Denmark: attitudes and experiences from local residents
13:20
to
14:50
Central square 2 (C2)
Esben Houborg
Oral presentation
4. More than overdose prevention: (Re)evaluating gender-attentive supervised consumption services
13:20
to
14:50
Central square 2 (C2)
Jade Boyd
Oral presentation
Prevention and Treatment of hazardous Substance Use among Refugees: Perspectives from Germany
13:20
to
14:50
Central square 3 (C3)
Marion Laging
Oral presentation
Psychosocial functions of drug using and selling among young persons in Malmö who came to Sweden as unaccompanied refugee minors
13:20
to
14:50
Central square 3 (C3)
Anke Stallwitz
Oral presentation
Re-visioning from risk and safety to survival and wellness; behaviours among people who use methamphetamine with opioids in British Columbia, Canada
13:20
to
14:50
Central square 3 (C3)
Jessica Xavier
Oral presentation
Indigenous Peoples experiences with overdose and response in Vancouver, Canada's Downtown Eastside
13:20
to
14:50
Central square 3 (C3)
Jennifer Lavalley
Oral presentation
Watch out for the boogieman': multiple stigma and recovery experiences of ethnic minorities with substance use problems
13:20
to
14:50
Central square 3 (C3)
Aline Pouille
Oral presentation
2. The experience of persons in homeless situation with alcohol related problems regarding a pharmacological harm reduction initiative
13:20
to
14:50
Knowledge market 4 (K4)
Raquel Medinas
Oral presentation
4. The role of those without a role - The perspective of non-clinical professionals in emergencyshelters on how to manage alcohol use disorder - police, security agents and cleaning staff
13:20
to
14:50
Knowledge market 4 (K4)
Ricardo Fuertes
Oral presentation
3. Amidst the most vulnerable voices: women and migrants in homeless situation with Alcohol UseDisorders (AUD)
13:20
to
14:50
Knowledge market 4 (K4)
Màrio Santos
Oral presentation
5. All we can do - Emergency Shelter' staff positioning regarding alcohol related problems in thecontext of a new harm reduction intervention
13:20
to
14:50
Knowledge market 4 (K4)
Joana Tavares
Oral presentation
1. Individuals with lived experience of homelessness and alcohol use disorders - insights from the PLACE study
13:20
to
14:50
Knowledge market 4 (K4)
Ana Neto