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8th Conference of INEBRIA, 21th 22th and 23th Setember 2011 Boston (USA)

- Programme and list of participants

Day One: Wednesday, September 21st, AOD-SB

8:00-9:00am

Welcome to meeting: P. Seale
Opening Keynote: Screening and Brief Intervention for Illicit Drugs: Research Directions (W. Compton)

9:00-10:30am

Plenary: Implementing SBIRT in various settings: challenges, lessons learned (Panel discussion: P. Seale, J. Mertens, R. Brown, N. Wetterau)

10:45-12:00pm

Oral Abstract and Workshop Presentations (5 simultaneous sessions)
(10 mins each w/5 min Q&A)

ORALS SESSION AOD-1 (ROOM #1: Acorn)

Niamh Fitzgerald: How do Health Professionals Learn their Communication Skills? Lessons for SBI Implementation.
Lisa Merlo: Educational intervention to improve secondhand smoke awareness, competency, and screening among health professions students
Douglas Zatzick: Alcohol and Drug Co-morbidity Among Survivors of Physical Injuries Receiving Mandated Screening and Brief Intervention at a Level I Trauma Center
Douglas Zatzick: The Evolution of American College of Surgeons Alcohol Screening and Brief Intervention Mandates

ORALS SESSION AOD-2 (Room #2: Chestnut)

Manu Singh: The Integration of Mental Health and Substance Abuse SBIRT among SAMHSA Grantees
Antoinette Krupski: Self-Reported Drug Use Six Months after a Brief Intervention: Do Changes in Reported Use Vary by Mental Health Status?
Jennifer McNeely: Can patients screen themselves? Pilot study of an audio guided computer assisted self interview (ACASI) approach to screening for substance use in primary care

ORALS SESSION AOD-3 (ROOM #3: Walnut)

Jim McCambridge: Fidelity to Motivational Interviewing and subsequent cannabis cessation among adolescents 3 months after brief intervention
Ana Regina Noto: Benzodiazepine misuse among women: elements for Brief Intervention
John Clapp: Effect of Screening and Brief Intervention for Illegal Drug Use in Southern California
Lillian Gelberg: SBIRT for Risky Stimulant Use in a Skid Row Community Health Center

ORALS SESSION AOD-3 (ROOM #4: West Cedar)

Christopher Dunn: Enhancing brief intervention with motivational interviewing in primary care settings
Anthony Shakeshaft: SBI delivered simultaneously in multiple settings: it is cost-effective but can it influence community-level outcomes?
Richard Saitz: Universal screening for drug use in urban primary care

WORKSHOP 1(ROOM #5: Esplanade)

Sion Harris: Adolescent SBIRT: Practical skills to screen and manage adolescent substance use in the office practice

1:15-2:15pm

Implementation Plenary and Small Group Discussion sessions
(5 breakouts â€“ Walnut, Cedar, Chestnut, Acorn, Ballroom)

Large group discussion: Implementation Science, (D. Fixsen, in Ballroom)
Research Concept Paper Discussion: Briefly present (oral and 1 page or less handout) your research idea for feedback from other/established SBI researchers
Group Discussion: Methodological challenges in SBI research

2:15-3:30pm

Plenary: Panel presentation and discussion: Massachusetts Screening, brief intervention, referral and treatment (SBIRT)

SBIRT statewide: Massachusetts as an example
Massachusetts SBIRT at a medical center and community health center network
Disseminating SBIRT in Massachusetts emergency departments

3:30-4:30pm

Plenary: SBI in world health strategy (P. Anderson)

4:30-4:35pm

AOD-SBI wrap-up (P. Seale)

5:30-6:00pm

Welcome to Massachusetts (J.-A Bigby, M. Botticelli)
Welcome to INEBRIA: Plan for next 2 days, facilitate networking contacts (R. Saitz, N. Heather)

5:30-8:30

INEBRIA Welcome Reception/Networking

6:15-7:30pm

INEBRIA Coordinating Committee meeting (committee members and select invitees only)

Day Two: Thursday, September 22nd

8:00-9:15am

Welcome and Opening Keynote What is a BI, where did it come from, and where is it going? (N. Heather)

9:15-10:30am

Plenary and audience debate: What we know and don't about BI effectiveness (R. Saitz)

10:45-11:45am

Best Abstract Plenary Presentation

Stacy Sterling: Screening for adolescent alcohol and drug use in Pediatrics: Predictors and implications for practice and policy
Jonathan Chick: Paying primary care practitioners to deliver alcohol brief interventions: the Scottish experience
John Cunningham: Ultra-brief intervention for problem drinkers: Three-month follow-up results from a randomized controlled trial

1:00-2:30

Oral Abstract and Workshop Presentations (6 simultaneous sessions)

ORALS SESSION AOD-1 (ROOM #1: Acorn)

Craig Field: The Role of Drug Use in Brief Alcohol Interventions: A Multi-Ethnic/Racial Analysis
Bonnie McRee: Screening and Brief Intervention for Patients with Tobacco and At-risk Alcohol Use in a Dental Setting
Marion Barrault: Screening and brief interventions for alcohol use in surgical oncology unit : framework, educational program and qualitative analysis of the implementation process
RanjitaDhital: The development of pharmacy brief intervention practice: overview of a research programme
Niamh Fitzgerald: A pilot study of alcohol Screening and Brief Interventions (SBIs) in Community Pharmacy
Cate Whittlesea: Alcohol Brief Intervention (BI) Delivered in UK Community Pharmacies: Customers' Experiences

ORALS SESSION AOD-2 (Room #2: Walnut)

Jim McCambridge: Back to the Future: A very brief history of brief interventions
Jacques Gaume: How does brief motivational intervention work? A mediation analysis
Molly Magill: Do Research Assessments Make College Students More Reactive to Alcohol Events?
Ruth McGovern: Alcohol screening, Brief Interventions and Stepped Care with Older Alcohol Users
Nicolas Bertholet: Predictive Value of Readiness, Importance, and Confidence in Ability to Change Drinking and Smoking
Simon Moore: Relatively drunk: subjective intoxication and estimated health consequences of alcohol consumption are conditional on the presence of less intoxicated individuals, not level of intoxication

WORKSHOP 1 (ROOM #4: West Cedar)

Enid Watson: Implementing SBI in School-Based Health Centers

WORKSHOP 2 (ROOM #5: Chestnut)

NIDA Clinical Trials Network (CTN) Electronic Health Records Project: Public Opportunity for Input into Standardized Common Data Elements for Drug Abuse Treatment