Delegate Speakers - Annual Symposium 2010
Delegate Papers 1 - 2010
Professor Keith Humphreys
Policies that can improve the outcomes of substance use disorder treatment
Dr Sarah MacLean
Factors associated with successful implementation for projects addressing alcohol and other licit drug-associated harm in Australia
Ms Natalie Lambert
Lay contributions to a sexual health survey of substance misusing women
Ms Jessica Roy
Evaluating the risk factors associated with social care referral for babies of women who misuse alcohol or drugs
Miss Lorna Templeton
Exploring the experiences and needs of grandparents who care for their grandchildren because of parental substance misuse
Dr Jim McCambridge
In randomisation we trust? Questions from brief intervention trials
Delegate Papers 2 - 2010
Dr Mariesha Jaffray
A cluster randomised controlled trial of enhanced pharmacy services (EPS) to improve outcomes for patients on methadone maintenance therapy (MMT)
Dr Ulrich Tacke
Electronic Compliance Monitoring in Opioid Substitution Treatment with buprenorphine/ naloxone: Can abuse be reduced?
Ms Lisa Keane
Whether mental health symptoms differ according to opiate use predilection
Dr Martyn Judson
Success in a Canadian Methadone Maintenance Treatment programme
Dr Peter Selby
Dissemination of addiction research: An integrated knowledge to action framework for tobacco dependence treatment
Delegate Papers 3 - 2010
Dr Charles Cornford
Androgenic anabolic steroids: A qualitative study of the context of how and why they are used in different groups
John Kelly
The role of Alcoholics Anonymous in mobilizing adaptive social network changes: A prospective lagged mediational analysis
Professor Jim Orford
Untreated heavy drinkers followed up for a decade: why do some continue to drink so heavily?
Dr. Jan Klimas
Interpersonal relationships during addiction and recovery: A qualitative exploration of the views of clients in therapeutic community
Dr Lynn Owens
Patients' views on 24 hour licensing: A qualitative study
Dr Anja Koski-Jannes
Classificatory and biolooping in a biopsychosocial model of addiction