More information:
- Programme
- Participants
- Agreements achieved during Annual General Meeting, are detailed in the Minutes of the Annual General Meeting
- Special issue of the Drug & Alcohol Review containing the proceedings from the Gateshead conference
| Conference Programme | ||
| Thursday, 08th october | ||
| MAIN ROOM | ||
| 9.00 – 9.45 | Opening Ceremony Welcome to participants |
Peter Anderson, INEBRIA President |
| · Official opening | · David Hambleton, Director of Commissioning and Reform, South of Tyne and Wear PCT · Roberta Blackman-Woods MP Assistant Regional Minister for the North East of England |
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| · Introduction to conference: Breaking New Ground in the Study and Practice of Alcohol Brief Interventions. | · Nick Heather | |
| 9.45 – 10.30 | Keynote address Chair: Eileen Kaner· Conversation is neither desired nor required. |
· Peter Anderson |
| 11.00 – 12.30 | Symposium (1): ALCOHOL BRIEF INTERVENTIONS: SCOTLAND’S NATIONAL PROGRAMME Chair: Don Lavoie |
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| · A Framework for Action: Scotland’s national alcohol strategy | · Mike Palmer | |
| · The national support programme for the H4:HEAT target for alcohol brief interventions | · George Howie | |
| · Alcohol brief interventions: research and evaluation | · Andrew McAuley | |
| · Alcohol problems in Scotland: a public health perspective | · Lesley Graham | |
| 14.45 – 15.30 | Winner’s plenary Chair: Dorothy Newbury-Birch· Pharmacy customers’ views of potential brief alcohol intervention in community pharmacies |
· Ranjita Dhital, Catherine Whittlesea, Ian Norman, Peter Milligan |
| 16.00 – 17.30 | Workshop: Implementing SBI | · Paolo Deluca, Dorothy Newbury-Birch |
| CINEMA | ||
| 11.00 – 12.30 | Symposium (2): SBI IN THE WORKPLACE: EMPLOYEE ASSISTANCE PROGRAMS Chair: Lidia Segura Garcia |
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| · The broader impact of SBI on workplace productivity and drinking in the employee assistance program | · Karen Chan Osilla | |
| · Translating medical SBIRT into behavioural healthcare practice in work-related settings | · Tracy McPherson, Dennis Derr, Judy Mickenberg, Eric Goplerud, Sherry Courtemanche, Laura Chaney | |
| · The cost of implementing SBI in an EAP setting: methodology and preliminary results | · Alexander Cowell | |
| · Challenges and lessons learned in implementing screening and brief intervention (SBI) in employee assistance programs (EAPS) | · Georgia Karuntzos | |
| 16.00 – 17.30 | (PS3) Strategies for integrating SBI in policy Chair: Antoni Gual |
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| · Identification and brief advice in England – A major plank in Government alcohol harm reduction policy | · Don Lavoie | |
| · How can social marketing help deliver SBI? | · Nick Tancock | |
| · An evaluation of a national education effort in handling risky drinking (Sweden) | · Marika Holmqvist | |
| · Italian experience and activities relating to EIBI (Early identification and brief intervention) | · Emanuele Scafato, Claudia Gandin, Silvia Ghirini, Lucia Galluzzo and the IPID working group. | |
| LEVEL 1 ROOM | ||
| 11.00 – 12.30 | (PS1) Current research on SBI in Europe Chair: Erikson Furtado |
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| · The effect of SBI on repetition of deliberate self harm: an exploratory randomised controlled trial | · Mike Crawford, Emese Csipke, Adrian Brown, Steven Reid, Julian Redhead, Robin Touquet | |
| · Readiness to change and dimensions of AUDIT scores | · Tiina Kaarne, Mauri Aalto, Jukka Halme, Martii Kuokkanen, Kaija Seppa | |
| · Alcohol consumption and all-cause mortality among elderly in Finland | · Jukka Halme, Kaija Seppa, Hannu Alho, Mauri Aalto | |
| · Early identification of alcohol problems and hazardous use | · Hanna Reihnholdz, Fredrick Spak | |
| · EI/BI for risky drinkers at GP office. An experience in Florence | · Allaman Allamani, Manuele Falcone, Fabio Voller, Vittorio Boschernini | |
| 16.00 – 17.30 | Symposium (3): WHAT RESEARCH TELLS US ABOUT BRIEF INTERVENTION EFFICACY Chair: Jim McCambridge Discussant: Nick Heather |
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| · Brief alcohol intervention and alcohol assessment do not influence alcohol use in injured patients treated in the emergency department: a randomised controlled trial. | · Jean-Bernard Daeppen, Jacques Gaume, Pierre Bady, Bertrand Yersin, Jean-Marie Calmes, Jean-Claude Givel, Gerhard Gmel | |
| · Brief motivational alcohol interventions: do counsellors’ and patients’ communication characteristics predict change? | · Jacques Gaume, Gerhard Gmel, Jean-Bernard Daeppen | |
| · Counsellor behaviours and patient language during brief motivational interventions: a sequential analysis of speech | · Jacques Gaume, Gerhard Gmel, Mohamed Faouzi, Jean-Bernard Daeppen | |
| · Counsellor skill influences outcomes of brief motivational interventions | · Jacques Gaume, Gerhard Gmel, Mohamed Faouzi, Jean-Bernard Daeppen | |
| · Change talk during brief motivational intervention: towards or away from drinking | · Nicolas Bertholet, Mohamed Faouzi, Gerhard Gmel, Jacques Gaume, Jean-Bernard Daeppen | |
| LEVEL 3 ROOM | ||
| 11.00 – 12.30 | (PS2) SBI and young people and application to ethnic minorities Chair: Bart Garmyn |
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| · Detection and intervention of alcohol consumption problems in University students from Cadiz (Spain) | · Christina Gavira Fernandez, Cristina O’Ferrall Gonzalez, Jose Pedro Novalbos Ruiz, Jose Manuel Romero Sanchez | |
| · Is brief motivational intervention effective to reduce drinking among young men voluntary to receive it | · Jacques Gaume, Nicolas Bertholet, Mohamed Faouzi, Cristiana Fortini, Gerhard Gmel, Jean-Bernard Daeppen |
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| · How do counsellor and 20 year old subject speech articulate during brief motivational interventions? | · Jacques Gaume, Nicolas Bertholet, Mohamed Faouzi, Gerhard Gmel, Jean- Bernard Daeppen | |
| · Community education and brief intervention for alcohol in an urban aboriginal setting | · Katherine Conigrave, Therese Carroll, Lynette Simpson, Vicki Wade, Keren Kiel, Brad Freeburn, Brian Freeman | |
| · Problematic alcohol use and traveller men | · Marie Clare Van Hout | |
| 16.00 – 17.30 | (PS4 ) Innovative ways of encouraging implementation and strategies for integrating SBI in policy Chair: Pierluigi Struzzo |
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| · Alcohol screening and brief intervention delivery to an Irish cohort of opiate dependent methadone maintained patients | · Catherine Darker, Brion Sweeney, Haytham El Hassan, Bobby Smyth, Jo- Hanna Ivers, Joe Barry | |
| · Predictors of the implementation of SBI by health professionals trained by SUPERA course twenty months before | · Thiago Pavin, Paulina Duarte, Maria Lucia Souza-Formigoni | |
| · Brazilian alcohol and drugs policy of the Ministry of Health and SBIRT implementation | · Erikson Furtado | |
| · From small municipalities to the regional Government and more…A process of SBI integration into Friuli – Venezia Giulia health policy | · Pierluigi Struzzo, Luigi Canciani, Diego Vanuzzo, Alessia Massarutto, Lucia Zarmella | |
| THE CUBE | ||
| 14.45 – 15.30 | Poster Session Host: Stephanie Clutterbuck |
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| Friday, 9th October | ||
| MAIN ROOM | ||
| 9.00 – 9.45 | INEBRIA Annual General Meeting | |
| 9.45 – 10.30 | Plenary presentation Chair: Dorothy Newbury-Birch· Interventions to reduce alcohol related violence |
· Jonathan Shepherd |
| 11.00 – 12.30 | Symposium (4): INTERNET BASED INTERVENTIONS FOR PROBLEM DRINKERS: FROM EFFICACY TRIALS TO IMPLEMENTATION Chair: Leo Pas |
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| · Symposium overview | · John Cunningham | |
| · A randomised controlled trial of an internet-based intervention for alcohol abusers: Twelve-month follow up results | · John Cunningham, Cameron Wild, Joanne Cordingley, Trevor Van Mierlo, Keith Humphreys | |
| · Can stand-alone computer-based interventions reduce alcohol consumption? | · Zarnie Khadjesari, Elizabeth Murray, Christine Godfrey, Catherine Hewitt, Giancarlo Manzi, Simon Thompson |
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| · Cost-effectiveness of a web-based self help for problem drinkers | · Helen Riper, Jeannet Kramer | |
| · Can electronic feedback reduce student alcohol intake: A multi-site investigation of unitcheck | · Bridgette Bewick, Michael Barkham, Brendan Mulhern, Andrew HIll | |
| 13.45 – 14.30 | Keynote address Chair: Kaija Seppa· NICE work if you can get it – Screening and brief intervention as a public health strategy to reduce hazardous drinking in England |
· Eileen Kaner |
| 15.00 – 16.30 | Workshop: SBI training skills | Ruth McGovern, Tom Phillips |
| 16.30 | Discussion and close Facilitator: Paul Cassidy |
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| CINEMA | ||
| 11.00 – 12.30 | (PS5) SBI in a criminal justice setting Chair: Joan Colom |
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| · Screening and brief intervention with alcohol abusing offenders | · Alistair Sweet, Carol Weir, Gary Prentice, Deidre Murphy | |
| · Evaluating computerised motivational interviewing for prisoners with alcohol problems: Feasibility study of randomised trial | · Emma Pennington, Geraint Jones, Ian Russell | |
| · Alcohol screening and brief intervention in a policing context: A feasibility study | · Nicola Brown, Dorothy Newbury-Birch, Eileen Kaner | |
| · Developing an understanding of the levels of alcohol misuse amongst young people in the youth justice system | · Dorothy Newbury-Birch, Katherine Jackson, Eilish Gilvarry, Paul Cassidy, Eileen Kaner, Tony Hodgson | |
| 15.00 – 16.30 | Symposium (5): ECONOMIC EVALUATIONS OF SBI Chair: Peter Anderson |
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| · A meta analysis of the impact of SBI on healthcare utilization | · Jeremy Bray, Alexander Cowell, Jesse Hinde | |
| · Brief intervention costs in two populations in the Unites States: College students and US Air Force personnel | · Alexander Cowell | |
| · The costs of SBI: Findings from the literature | · Jeremy Bray, Gary Zarkin, Michael Mills | |
| LEVEL 1 ROOM | ||
| 11.00 – 12.30 | (PS6) Methodological issues in research on SBI Chair: Fredrik Spak |
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| · Alcohol screening and brief intervention in primary care: no evidence of efficacy for dependence | · Richard Saitz | |
| · A systematic review of the impact of brief interventions on substance use and co-morbid physical and mental health conditions | · Katherine Jackson, Stephanie Clutterbuck, Nicola Brown, Eileen Kaner | |
| · Efficacy of brief motivational intervention to reduce alcohol use of army conscripts | · Jean-Bernard Daeppen, Jacques Gaume, Nicolas Bertholet, Mohamed Faouzi, Cristiana Fortini, Gerhard Gmel | |
| · Brief Interventions in hospitalized smokers and risky drinkers: Missed Opportunities | · Antoni Gual, Barbara Segura, Montse Ballbe, Marc Walther, Joan Colom | |
| 15.00 – 16.30 | (PS8) Optimal forms of screening in various settings Chair: Richard Saitz |
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| · PAT (2009) with clinical signs and BAC | · Robin Touquet, Adrian Brown | |
| · Screening activity of risky drinking in Finnish occupational health services | · Leena Hirnoven, Kaija Seppa, Martti Kuokkanen, Anna-Maija Pietila | |
| · Screening and brief intervention program design in an aeronautic company in Cadiz (Spain) | · Gonzalez Dominiquez, Christine O’Ferrall, Christine Gavira, Jose Manuel Romero, Alba Garcia, Martinez Delgado |
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| · The Czech AUDIT: Internal consistency and latent structure | · Ladislav Csemy, Hana Sovinova | |
| · Comparing the sensitivity of NIAAA single question screen to ASSIST in detecting at-risk alcohol use | · Paul Seale, Aaron Johnson, Sylvia Shellenberger | |
| LEVEL 3 ROOM | ||
| 11.00 – 12.30 | (PS7) SBI and the internet Chair: Preben Bendtsen |
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| · Translating internet-based interventions for global access: A success story from the 5th conference of INEBRIA | · Trevor Van Mierlo, Telmo Ronzani, Isabel Cristina Weiss de Souza, LucasFigueroa, Breanne John, John Cunningham | |
| · How is an electronic SBI for problematic alcohol use received in a student population | · Jessica Fraeyman, Paul Van Royen, Wim Vanspringel, Guido Van Hal | |
| · Effectiveness of mail based computerized SBI among college freshmen | · Preben Bendtsen | |
| · Design and implementation of a web-based support for family members of alcohol or drug misusing relatives | · Akan Ibanga, Alex Copello, Jim Orford, Lorna Templeton, Richard Velleman | |
| 15.00 – 16.30 | (PS9) SBI and young people Chair: Marko Kolsek |
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| · Theory of alcohol related harm | · Simon Moore | |
| · Findings from a systematic review of assessment effects upon drinking behaviour in brief intervention trials: How much does existing evidence apply only to young people? | · Jim McCambridge, Kypros Kyrpri | |
| · The effectiveness of an innovative intervention aimed at reducing binge drinking among young people | · Richard Cooke, Lester Coleman, Josephine Ramm | |
| · Brief intervention applied by teachers in risk drinking adolescents: 4-month follow up | · Raul Martins | |
| THE CUBE | ||
| Poster 01 | Gwen Adey, Simon Moore, Ian Chestnutt | The Expected Emotional and Financial Costs and Benefits of Alcohol consumption in Young People |
| Poster 02 | Sampson Misango, Jana MacLeod, Christine Sicinski | SBI in Kenya |
| Poster 03 | Steven McCluskey, Julie Dowds, Joanne Winterbottom, Niamh Fitzgerald | Alcohol Brief Interventions: Considering New Frontiers |
| Poster 04 | Jane Moraes Lopes, Erikson Felipe Furtado | Update for health teams by campaigns of warning about consumption of alcohol |
| Poster 05 | Claire Hampson, Alex Copello, Jim Orford | Integrating evidence-based family-intervention into routine addiction services: bridging the gap between research and policy |
| Poster 06 | Laura Jacobus-Kantor, Eric Goplerud, Tracy McPherson, Delia Olufokunbi Sam | Screening and Brief Intervention for Alcohol Problems: Results from the 2009 eVaue8 RFI |
| Poster 07 | Michaela Bitarello Amaral-Sabadini, Richard Saitz, Maria Lucia Souza-Formigoni | Do attitudes about unhealthy substance use impact primary care professionals’ readiness to implement preventive care? |
| Poster 08 | Jane Moraes Lopes, Erikson Felipe Furtado | Perception of health professional about practices, preparing and role about alcohol and drug related problems |
| Poster 09 | Jane Moraes Lopes, Erikson Felipe Furtado | Beliefs and expectations about alcohol use: evaluation of the effect of training in brief interventions |
| Poster 10 | Laura Jacobus-Kantor, Eric Goplerud, Tracy McPherson, Delia Olufokunbi Sam | Health Plan Policies for Screening and Treatment of Alcohol problems: Results from the 2009 eValue8 RFI |
| Poster 11 | Pamela Migliorini, Claudina da Silva, Erikson Felipe Furtado | Continuing supervision needed to build a network for SBIRT implementation in the public health system. |
| Poster 12 | Poliana Patricio Aliane, Joseane de Souza, Vanessa Giovanini Manesco, Larissa Horta Esper, Erikson Felipe Furtado | Health professionals and community agents knowledge about alcohol use and women’s health in Brazil |
| Poster 13 | Ian Corbett | Alcohol and Drug Use amongst Maxillofacial Trauma Patients. |
| Poster 14 | Mandy English | Commissioning a Community alcohol Service (CAS) in County Durham. |
| Poster 15 | Lidia Segura, Estela Diaz, Antoni Gual, Joan Colom | New impetus to the implementation of the Drink Less Programme in primary health care centres in Catalonia |
| Poster 16 | Dorothy Newbury-Birch, Barbara Harrison, Nicola Brown, Eileen Kaner | Sloshed and sentenced: a prevalence study of alcohol use disorders amongst offenders in the North East of England |
| Poster 17 | Shona Haining, Catherine Adams, Dorothy Newbury-Birch | From proposal to execution: How Primary Care Research and Development Departments and researchers work together |
| Poster 18 | Lidia Segura, Eulalia Duran, Antoni Gual, Joan Colom | Evaluation of the Beveu Menys e-learning tool |
| Poster 19 | Sofia Tomas, Pepa Torrijo, Silvia Tortajada, Julia Aguilar | Detection of Alcohol-Related Problems in Primary Care Health Centers in the Autonomous Region of Valencia (Spain) |
| Poster 20 | Gregory Greenwood, Eugene Baker, Francisca Azocar, Eric Goplerud, Tracy McPherson | Evaluation of Telephonic Alcohol Screening and Brief Intervention (SBI) in and Employee Assistance Program |
| Poster 21 | Sarah Ward | Real Life Screening and Brief Interventions: examples from across England |
| Poster 22 | Mary Clifford, Rose Capello, Stephanie Clutterbuck, Malcolm Hobbs, Debra Jeffery, Elizabeth Phinn | SIPs – The story so far |
| Poster 23 | Tracy McPherson, Dennis Derr, Judy Mickenberg, Eric Goplerud, Sherry Courtemanch, Laura Chaney | Evaluation of telephonic alcohol screening and brief intervention (SBI) for at risk drinking in employee assistance programs (EAPs). |