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Current and future challenges in global drug policy
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16 sessions
69 presentations
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This track is co-produced by the
International Society for the Study of Drug Policy (ISSDP)
.
Current and future challenges in national, regional or global drug policy (UN Sustainable Development Goals, reducing inequalities).
Development, dissemination and funding of evidence-based, comprehensive and affordable drug treatments
Cannabis regulation and cannabis policy innovations.
Positive and negative spillover effects of drug policies and drug markets across the globe.
The challenge of measuring drug policy and drug policy effectiveness.
Sessions
Wednesday, 23 November
10:50
Current and future challenges associated with emerging cannabis markets
10:50
to
12:20
Main stage
Structured session
13:20
Policies for regulating cannabis supply in Europe and the US: the need for appropriate monitoring and evaluation
13:20
to
14:50
Knowledge market 1 (K1)
Structured session
15:00
Implementation of quality standards in drug demand reduction – where we are and where we are going?
15:00
to
16:30
Knowledge market 1 (K1)
Structured session
Spillover effects of drug policy and why better data are needed
15:00
to
16:30
Networking zone 1 (N1)
e-poster guided tour
16:50
Assessment of drug policies in light of Sustainable Development Goals and human rights
16:50
to
18:20
Knowledge market 1 (K1)
Structured session
Thursday, 24 November
09:00
Developing the addiction workforce in Africa: Progress and Issues
09:00
to
10:30
Central square 4 (C4)
Workshop
10:50
Cannabis use and purchase behaviours in Canada, United States, Australia, and New Zealand: Findings from the International Cannabis Policy Study
10:50
to
12:20
Knowledge market 1 (K1)
Structured session
New frontiers of harm reduction in drug policy
10:50
to
12:20
Networking zone 2 (N2)
e-poster guided tour
13:20
Cannabis Social Clubs: current experiences and future directions
13:20
to
14:50
Knowledge market 4 (K4)
Structured session
15:00
Drug deaths: A social, structural and systems analysis
15:00
to
16:30
Knowledge market 1 (K1)
Structured session
16:50
Innovative approaches to tackling the drug overdoses
16:50
to
18:20
Knowledge market 1 (K1)
Oral presentation session
New frontiers to regulating cannabis for public health and social justice
16:50
to
18:20
Insights zone 2 (I2)
Oral presentation session
Trajectories of cannabis use during periods of policy change
16:50
to
18:20
Central square 2 (C2)
Oral presentation 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
Language values and theory in drugs policy reform
10:50
to
12:20
Knowledge market 1 (K1)
Oral presentation session
13:20
Using innovative data or methods to assess drug markets and drug policy impacts
13:20
to
14:50
Knowledge market 1 (K1)
Oral presentation session
Presentations
Wednesday, 23 November
13:20
Oral presentation
3. The Swiss pilot trials with cannabis – evaluation after one year
13:20
to
14:50
Knowledge market 1 (K1)
Maya Ackermann
Oral presentation
4. The Dutch closed cannabis supply chain experiment: background, design of the evaluation study and challenges
13:20
to
14:50
Knowledge market 1 (K1)
Margriet van Laar
Discussion
Adapting monitoring and evaluation to the different versions of 'legalisation', while exploring possible common indicators
13:20
to
14:50
Knowledge market 1 (K1)
Brendan Hughes
Oral presentation
5. The U.S. Cannabis Policy Scale: Moving Beyond Dichotomous Measures to Evaluate Impacts of Liberalization Policies on Cannabis and Other Substance Use Outcomes
13:20
to
14:50
Knowledge market 1 (K1)
Rosalie Pacula
Oral presentation
2. Measuring the impacts of a new cannabis regulation in Luxembourg: the need for valid data collection methods
13:20
to
14:50
Knowledge market 1 (K1)
Nadine Berndt
15:00
Discussion
Quality Standards in Drug Demand Reduction – lessons learned and the way forward
15:00
to
16:30
Knowledge market 1 (K1)
Wouter Vanderplasschen
Oral presentation
1. Quality Assurance Tools: Improving Coverage, Accessibility and Quality of Drug Use Disorder Treatment
15:00
to
16:30
Knowledge market 1 (K1)
Anja Busse
Oral presentation
4. Key factors for a successful implementation of Quality Standards in Drug Demand Reduction – a Delphi Study
15:00
to
16:30
Knowledge market 1 (K1)
Rafaela Rigoni
Oral presentation
2. Further ENhancing the Implementation of Quality Standards in drug demand reduction across Europe (FENIQS-EU) project – study objectives and first realisations
15:00
to
16:30
Knowledge market 1 (K1)
Dijana Jerkovic
Oral presentation
3. State of the Art of Quality Standards implementation in drug demand reduction in Europe
15:00
to
16:30
Knowledge market 1 (K1)
Martina Feric
Oral presentation
5. An inspiring practice example of Quality Standards implementation: the Spanish Good Practice inDemand Reduction Portal (PBBPP)
15:00
to
16:30
Knowledge market 1 (K1)
Alba González-Roz
e-poster
Association of the 2016 UK Psychoactive Substance Act with hospital presentations following analytically confirmed synthetic cannabinoid receptor agonist exposure.
15:00
to
16:30
Networking zone 1 (N1)
Sam Craft
e-poster
Is there a long-term relationship between cannabis and heroin use? An 18-20-year follow-up of the Australian Treatment Outcome Study (ATOS)
15:00
to
16:30
Networking zone 1 (N1)
Jack Wilson
e-poster
Regulating cannabis : a comparative perspective on policy rollouts and unintended consequences in The United States and Canada (lessons from 6 case studies)
15:00
to
16:30
Networking zone 1 (N1)
Ivana Obradovic
e-poster
The Effects of Recreational Cannabis Laws on Pharmacy- and Hospital-Based Opioid Distribution in the United States
15:00
to
16:30
Networking zone 1 (N1)
Coleman Drake
16:50
Oral presentation
1. International Guidelines on Human Rights and Drug Policy: From standard setting to assessing compliance
16:50
to
18:20
Knowledge market 1 (K1)
Damon Barrett
Oral presentation
2. Pompidou Group for Human rights and drug policies in Europe: A self-assessment tool
16:50
to
18:20
Knowledge market 1 (K1)
Thomas Kattau
Oral presentation
3. The Global Drug Policy Index: A unique accountability tool to assess and rank countries’ drug policies
16:50
to
18:20
Knowledge market 1 (K1)
Juan Fernandez Ochoa
Thursday, 24 November
09:00
Oral presentation
1. Needs Assessment of Addiction Science Programmes at Universities in South Africa and Preparatory work for curriculum development
09:00
to
10:30
Central square 4 (C4)
Rehana Kader
Oral presentation
2. Addiction Curriculum in Nigerian Higher Education System – Contextualizing Western-based methods and approaches for responsiveness and effectiveness.
09:00
to
10:30
Central square 4 (C4)
Martin Agwogie
Oral presentation
3. Piloting an implementation protocol delivered as an online course: African leadership in addiction workforce development
09:00
to
10:30
Central square 4 (C4)
Beatrice Kathungu
10:50
Oral presentation
3. Perceptions of illegal and legal cannabis in Canada in the three years after cannabis legalization: Findings from the International Cannabis Policy Study
10:50
to
12:20
Knowledge market 1 (K1)
TBD TBD
e-poster
Why Social Science should matter for a pragmatic drug policy: Critical analysis of the drug policy debate in India, 1947-2020.
10:50
to
12:20
Networking zone 2 (N2)
Kawal Deep Kour
e-poster
Alcohol industry’s arguments disseminated in the mainstream press against pregnancy alcohol warning labels in France
10:50
to
12:20
Networking zone 2 (N2)
Ana Millot
e-poster
Sin tax in Poland – an example of effectiveness of fiscal measures in alcohol policy
10:50
to
12:20
Networking zone 2 (N2)
Dagmara Lebiecka
e-poster
Building harm reduction focused cannabis public education materials: An example of knowledge translation with previously stigmatized communities.
10:50
to
12:20
Networking zone 2 (N2)
Daniel Bear
e-poster
Lessons for Public Health and Public Safety from Fentanyl-Related Substances Scheduling in the United States
10:50
to
12:20
Networking zone 2 (N2)
M.J. Menendez
e-poster
20 years of decriminalisation
10:50
to
12:20
Networking zone 2 (N2)
Américo Gegaloto
Oral presentation
1. The International Cannabis Policy Study – Framework for evaluating cannabis legalization
10:50
to
12:20
Knowledge market 1 (K1)
David Hammond
Oral presentation
2. Patterns of problematic cannabis use among Canadian and US respondents between 2018 and 2020: Findings from the International Cannabis Policy Study
10:50
to
12:20
Knowledge market 1 (K1)
Cesar Leos-Toro
13:20
Oral presentation
1. Cannabis Social Clubs in Europe: a transnational social movement network in the making?
13:20
to
14:50
Knowledge market 4 (K4)
Melissa Bone
Oral presentation
3. Legal or not: a comparative analysis of Belgian and Uruguayan CSC members’ profile and policy preferences
13:20
to
14:50
Knowledge market 4 (K4)
Lorena Repetto
Oral presentation
4. Drug social clubs – the next social club generation?
13:20
to
14:50
Knowledge market 4 (K4)
Chris Wilkins
Oral presentation
2. What are the barriers and prospects for establishing Cannabis Social Clubs in New Zealand?
13:20
to
14:50
Knowledge market 4 (K4)
Marta Rychert
15:00
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
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
16:50
Oral presentation
Adolescent cannabis use during a period of rapid policy change: Evidence from the US PATH Study
16:50
to
18:20
Central square 2 (C2)
Mike Vuolo
Oral presentation
The role played by evidence on the effects of cannabis use in cannabis policy 1992-2022
16:50
to
18:20
Central square 2 (C2)
Eva Hoch
Oral presentation
Trajectories of Prescribed Medical Cannabis Filled Over Time
16:50
to
18:20
Central square 2 (C2)
Alexandra Kritikos
Oral presentation
The limitations of decriminalization at overdose events and lessons from an evaluation in British Columbia, Canada
16:50
to
18:20
Knowledge market 1 (K1)
Alissa Greer
Oral presentation
Medical cannabis regulation: Taking the best of the North American and European models
16:50
to
18:20
Insights zone 2 (I2)
Davide Fortin
Oral presentation
The change in methadone dispensing requirements in England during the first wave of the COVID-19 pandemic was associated with an increase in deaths from non-prescribed methadone
16:50
to
18:20
Knowledge market 1 (K1)
Caroline Copeland
Oral presentation
Municipal variations in cannabis regulation regarding public consumption and retail sales in Canada
16:50
to
18:20
Insights zone 2 (I2)
Christophe Huynh
Oral presentation
Long term public health benefits and cost-effectiveness of two experimental drug consumption rooms in France
16:50
to
18:20
Knowledge market 1 (K1)
Perrine Roux
Oral presentation
Québec's public, not-for-profit cannabis distribution regime: a comparative analysis, three years in
16:50
to
18:20
Insights zone 2 (I2)
François Gagnon
Oral presentation
The United Kingdom’s first unsanctioned safe injecting facility; a proof-of-concept evaluation
16:50
to
18:20
Knowledge market 1 (K1)
Gillian Shorter
Oral presentation
Regulating Cannabis for Public Health
16:50
to
18:20
Insights zone 2 (I2)
Seema Pessar
Oral presentation
First low-threshold gender responsive residential resource for homeless people using drugs in Barcelona: descriptive evaluation of the first 6 months of activity.
16:50
to
18:20
Knowledge market 1 (K1)
Gabriela Barbaglia
Oral presentation
Mitigating the risks of corporate capture in emerging legal cannabis markets
16:50
to
18:20
Insights zone 2 (I2)
Stephen Rolles
Oral presentation
Equity in Marijuana Policies: A Comparative Study of two U.S. States using Critical Race Theory.
16:50
to
18:20
Insights zone 2 (I2)
Gaby Mohr
Oral presentation
Differences in cannabis use and opinions on drug policy between generations
16:50
to
18:20
Central square 2 (C2)
Pekka Hakkarainen
Friday, 25 November
10:50
Oral presentation
Why did New Zealand’s referendum to legalise recreation cannabis fail? An analysis of media campaigns and predictors of voter support for cannabis legalisation in New Zealand
10:50
to
12:20
Knowledge market 1 (K1)
Marta Rychert
Oral presentation
Language matters and it starts with us: How to talk about drugs to advocate for reform more effectively
10:50
to
12:20
Knowledge market 1 (K1)
Alice Salomon
Oral presentation
The Policy Constellation Approach: application of a critical realist public policy theory to the explanation of the UK’s drug strategy for 2021-2031
10:50
to
12:20
Knowledge market 1 (K1)
Alex Stevens
Oral presentation
The utility of different values frameworks for drug policy analysis
10:50
to
12:20
Knowledge market 1 (K1)
Alison Ritter
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
Cannabis regulation and fiscal policy: Opportunities for human rights in Colombia
13:20
to
14:50
Knowledge market 1 (K1)
Luis Felipe Cruz-olivera
Oral presentation
Prioritising measures to assess performance of drug treatment services: perspectives of funders, treatment providers and service users
13:20
to
14:50
Knowledge market 1 (K1)
Robert Stirling
Oral presentation
Tracking the illicit Cannabis Market during the closed Cannabis Supply Chain Experiment in Netherlands using an online Crowdsourcing Approach
13:20
to
14:50
Knowledge market 1 (K1)
Stijn Hoorens
Oral presentation
The effects of cannabis liberalization laws on health, safety, and socioeconomic outcomes: An evidence and gap map
13:20
to
14:50
Knowledge market 1 (K1)
Eric Sevigny
Oral presentation
Triangulating wastewater and a prospective survey of drug consumption – new insights for policy makers
13:20
to
14:50
Knowledge market 1 (K1)
Caitlin Hughes
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