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Presentations
Full list of speaker presentations from the conference, along with online audio of the main hall speeches, powerpoint presentations, abstracts and biographies...
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Dima Abdulrahim, Senior Researcher, National Treatment Agency
Chair: Alcohol, detox and initiation into injecting
Lisette Abrahams, Surrey Harm Reduction Outreach Team, The Xchange, Surrey
Education & empathy, not tea and sympathy
Michael Ashton, Editor, Drug and Alcohol Findings
Built on sand - the database of british drug policy
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May Baker, Senior Lecturer, Liverpool John Moores University
Drug use; is this my job? A nurses' role
Helen Baldwin, Researcher, Substance Misuse, Centre for Public Health, Liverpool John Moores University
Evaluation of Liverpool's criminal justice alcohol treatment pilot
Phil Barker, Honorary Professor, Faculty of Medicine, Dentistry and Nursing, University of Dundee
The person not the drug
Virginia Berridge, Professor of History, Centre for History in Public Health, Department of Public Health and Policy, London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine
Drug treatment – a historical perspective
Anne Boid, Needle Exchange Worker, Turning Point Adult Treatment Services, Sheffield
Provision of foil in Sheffield via needle exchange services
Yvonne Bryant, The Xchange, Surrey
Education & empathy, not tea and sympathy
John Budd, GP
The relationship between hepatitis C knowledge and risk-taking behaviour in a cohort of patients attending a homeless general practice
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Vikki Charles, Research Fellow, National Addiction Centre, Institute of Psychiatry, Kings College London
RIOTT: Three site trial of injectable opiate prescribing
Kim Clarke, Clinical Governance and Improvement Manager, Addictions Division, Specialist Services, South London & Maudsley NHS Foundation Trust, London
Chair: ACCE, hep C and harm reduction
Patrick Crowley, Turning Point Adult Treatment Services, Sheffield
Provision of foil in Sheffield via needle exchange services
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Glenda Daniels, Oxfordshire User Team (OUT)
Chair: day two
William Davis, Senior Drug and Alcohol Worker, South London & Maudsley NHS Trust, London
Empower yourself with Naloxone – from pilot to full service delivery of take home naloxone in Southwark, London
John Dunn, Consultant Psychiatrist and Clinical Team Leader, National Treatment Agency
Why people drop out or have their treatment withdrawn and what we can do to prevent it
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Niamh Eastwood, Deputy Director and Head of Legal Services, Release
Strategic litigation impacting on harm reduction and human rights
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Michael Farrell, Senior Lecturer and Consultant Psychiatrist, National Addiction Centre, Institute of Psychiatry, London
Addressing heavy drinking in the drug-using population
Emily Finch, Consultant Addiction Psychiatrist, South London and Maudsley Foundation NHS Trust
Chair: day one
Chris Ford, GP and Clinical Director, SMMGP
What is possible with benzodiazepines
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Keely Glithero, Centre Manager, The Xchange, Surrey
Education & empathy, not tea and sympathy
Teodora Groshkova, Research Fellow, National Addiction Centre, Institute of Psychiatry, Kings College London
RIOTT: Three site trial of injectable opiate prescribing
Emma Gulliver, Project Manager M-PACT (UK), Action on Addiction, Salisbury, Wiltshire
I could cure my parents but no one will let me
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Tony Hodgson, International Futures Forum
What is the place of treatment in a holistic systems approach to reducing drugs harm?
Pete Hoey, Planning Development Officer (Substance Use and Diversity), Kirklees Safer Communities Service, Hudderfield
The Kirklees peer education programme
Lloyd Humphreys, Clinical Psychologist, Clinical Psychology Associates, Manchester
Beyond MI: Broadening the role of psycho-social interventions in the treatment setting
Neil Hunt, Director of Research, KCA & Honorary Senior Research Associate, European Institute of Social Services, University of Kent
Service user satisfaction: an attempt to increase the impact of the NTA satisfaction survey
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Chair: Harm reduction
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Chair: Naloxone, user satisfaction and supporting carers
Ayesha Hurst, NDTMS Liaison Manager (North West), Centre for Public Health, LIverpool John Moores University
ACCE use in the North West of England: The changing profile of drug users engaged in treatment and its implications for future provision
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Stefan Janikiewicz, Clinical Director, Drug & Alcohol Services, Cheshire & Wirral Partnership Trust
Heroin prescribingand
Helping drug users: art vs science?
Keith Jennings, Substance Misuse Trainer, Lighthouse Project, Bootle
Peer to peer: reducing harm – aiding recovery
Hugh Jobber, Assistant Director of Operations (West Midlands), Addaction
Suggested factors underlying lower Hepatitis C incidence in Walsall Metropolitan Borough
Jackie Johnston, Service Manager, Signpost Recovery
How recovery orientated are you? Supporting staff and service to promote recovery
Rachel Johnson, Public Health Intelligence Analyst, Supporting Public Health
The drugs intervention programme in the South East 2007/08 (poster)
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Peter Kelsey, Team Leader, Lifeline Redcar, Redcar and Cleveland
Dough, nuts and tea? Alternative treatment methods for stimulant users
Steven Kennedy, Project Manager, Lifeline Project, Huddersfield
An integrated service – Lifeline Kirklees
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Pat Lambert, The Xchange, Surrey
Education & empathy, not tea and sympathy
Gerry Linford, Project Manager, The Spider Project, Liverpool
The Spider Project - 'Content', a literary experience
Andy Lloyd, Clinical Audit Facilitator, KCA
Service user satisfaction: an attempt to increase the impact of the NTA satisfaction survey
Marion Logan, Operations Manager, STRADA, University of Glasgow
How recovery orientated are you? Supporting staff and service to promote recovery
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David Marjot, Consultant Psychiatrist, Kaleidoscope, Surrey
Dual diagnosis - an unnecessary nosological category?
Pip Mason, Director, Pip Mason Consultancy Ltd
Helping drug users to stop smoking
Mike McCarron, KDOS Steering Group
What is the place of treatment in a holistic systems approach to reducing drugs harm?
Peter McDermott, Policy Lead, The Alliance
How decisions taken by drug treatment services impact on the lives of drug users
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Abstinence is not the only fruit: politics, stigma and the value of pharmacologically assisted recovery
Sara McGrail, Independent Drug Policy Specialist
Politics and drug policy - an unhealthy alliance?
Jules McGregor, Social Worker, Drug Referral Team, City of Edinburgh Council
The relationship between hepatitis C knowledge and risk-taking behaviour in a cohort of patients attending a homeless general practice
Zara McQueen, Head of Service for Families Plus
I could cure my parents but no one will let me
Nick Mercer, Treatment Manager, Acorn Recovery Community, Oldham
The contemporary relevance of total abstinence: a personal and professional perspective
Nicola Metrebian, Senior Research Fellow, National Addiction Centre, Institute of Psychiatry, Kings College London
RIOTT: Three site trial of injectable opiate prescribing
Danny Morris, Development Manager, Drug Services, Herefordshire PCT and Independent Trainer and Consultant
Chair: Peer to peer
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NICE needle and syringe programmes guidance and ACMD Hep C prevention report - the implications for commissioners and providers
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Russell Newcombe, Senior Researcher, Lifeline Publications, Manchester
The need for speed: substitute prescribing to amphetamine users in Britain
Jo Nickson, CPN, Edinburgh Homeless Practice
The relationship between hepatitis C knowledge and risk-taking behaviour in a cohort of patients attending a homeless general practice
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Richard Pates, Independent Consultant Clinical Psychologist, Cardiff
Amphetamine treatment – lessons from around the world
Paul Peart, Team Leader, Lifeline Project, Huddersfield
An integrated service – Lifeline Kirklees
Beryl Poole, The Alliance
How decisions taken by drug treatment services impact on the lives of drug users
Simon Pringle, Drugs Worker (Outreach), Drugs Action, Aberdeen
Break the cycle – evaluation of the effectiveness of the ‘questionnaire tool’ as a brief intervention designed to raise awareness of participants towards initiation into injecting
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Robert Rae, Scotland's Futures Forum
What is the place of treatment in a holistic systems approach to reducing drugs harm?
Caroline Ridler, Senior Public Health Intelligence Analyst, Supporting Public Health, Oxford
Drug treatment in the South East 2007/08 (poster)
Martin Routledge, National Programme Manager - Putting People First (Delivery), Manchester
The personalisation of health and social care
Roweena Russell, Harm Reduction Strategy Manager, North Tyneside Drug Action Team
From LARK to hi we can help
Simon Russell, Research Assistant, Centre for Public Health, Liverpool John Moores University
Evaluation of Liverpool peer to peer project 2008/2009
Rick Rutskowski, Manager, Lifeline Hackney, London
Chair: Heroin prescribing
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Richard Sanbanjo, Clinical Director, KCA
Experiences of using ultrasound scanning as a tool for reducing harm among femoral injectors
Claire Shaw, Researcher, Centre for Public Health, LIverpool John Moores University
Evaluation of the independence initiative 1-2-1 detoxification programme pilot
Fraser Shaw, Consultant Psychiatrist, Glasgow Addiction Services
Taking the anxiety out of addiction: the importance of recognising and treating anxiety disorders in addiction clientsand
Drug rehabilitation and the meaning of life - how far should we try to guide our clients in their journey out of addiction?
Berne Stalenkrantz, Chairman, Swedish Drug Users Union (SDUU)
The outcome of Sweden’s dream of a good drug-free society
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Jonathan Ward, Clinical Psychologist, Clinical Psychology Associates, Manchester
Beyond MI: Broadening the role of psycho-social interventions in the treatment setting
April Wareham, Service User Advocate, London
Women only drugs services: improving treatment outcomes for female drug users
Paul Wells, Substance Misuse Lead, Coventry
Care planning to improve retention
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Community cohesion: getting ahead or simply getting by
William White, Senior Research Consultant, Chestnut Health Systems, Bloomington, USA
The recovery revolution: news from the front
Leon Wylie, National Substance Use Support Officer (Drugs), Scottish Association of Alcohol and Drug Action Teams, Glasgow
What service users look for in staff
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David Yates, Learning & Development Manager, Lighthouse Project, Bootle
Peer to peer: reducing harm – aiding recovery
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