Thursday, September 14, 2017

• Preparing the Future Workforce: Development and Field Test Evaluation of Adolescent SBI Simulation Training (Weiwei Liu)
• The Integration of SBIRT into Social Work Curricula at a University Setting (Michele Beaulieu and Laura Ting)
• The Integration of Alcohol Screening and Brief Intervention (aSBI) into Nursing Curricula: CDC/ American Association of Colleges of Nursing—Workforce Improvement Projects (AACN-WIP) and Other Initiatives (Ann M. Mitchell)
• SBIRT in an interprofessional context for healthcare students and professionals (Shauna P. Acquavita)
• Barriers to and Facilitators of Integrating Adolescent SBIRT Training in Nursing, Social Work and Inter-professional Education (Dawn Lindsay)
• Research to Practice: An evaluation of adolescent SBIRT training on student perceptions of confidence and attitudes toward implementing in the field (Hildie A.Cohen)

• Cost-effectiveness of SBI implementation for adolescents (Carolina Barbosa)
• Financial Incentives for Alcohol Brief Interventions in Primary Care in Scotland (Niamh M. Fitzgerald)
• The Examination of Three SBIRT Implementation Models (Bonnie McRee)
• Qualitative evaluation of the Drink-Less project (Joan Colom)
• Innovative strategies for brief interventions targeting alcohol dependence: Program development and implementation for treatment in primary care (Sven Andréasson)

• Receipt of alcohol screening and brief intervention among transgender and non- transgender adults in the U.S.: Exploratory findings from a national health survey (John Blosnich)
• Alcohol Use and Receipt of Alcohol Screening and Brief Intervention in a Representative Sample of Sexual Minority and Heterosexual Adults Receiving Health Care
  (Keren Lehavot)
• Racial/Ethnic and Gender Differences in Receipt of Brief Intervention among Patients with Unhealthy Alcohol Use in the U.S. Veterans Health Administration (Emily C. Williams)
• Differences in Receipt of Alcohol-Related Care across Race/Ethnicity among VA Patients Living with HIV and Unhealthy Alcohol Use
  (Kara Bensley)
• Racial/Ethnic Disparities in Alcohol Screening, Brief Intervention and Referral to Treatment among Adult Hypertensive Patients in Primary Care Settings (Felicia W. Chi)

• Smartphone apps targeting risky and excessive drinking patterns among university students show differing subgroup effects over 20 weeks
  (Anne H. Berman)
• Estimating effectiveness of components of a smartphone app—Drink Less— to reduce excessive alcohol consumption: a factorial randomised control trial (Claire V. Garnett)
• Effectiveness and cost effectiveness of a smartphone based electronic alcohol intervention for adolescents: Findings from the SIPS jr trials (Paolo Deluca)
• Optimising engagement with eSBI: The BRANCH app targeting harmful drinking in young adults
  (Joanna M Milward)

• Analysis of the availability of screening and brief intervention services in primary health care in Mexico (Marcela Tiburcio)
• SBIRT in Primary Health Care in Chile: the experience of a national program (Pablo Norambuena)
• Capacity building using ASSIST-SBI in PHC (Daniela Osores)
• Data about the use of brief interventions with pregnant women who drink alcohol (Erikson Furtado)
• Effectiveness of a brief intervention group performed by nurses in addressing hazardous and harmful alcohol use (Divane de Vargas)

• Feasibility and effectiveness of a specialized brief intervention for hazardous drinkers in an Emergency department (Antoni Gual)
• Vida PURA: Results from a pilot randomized trial of screening and brief intervention with Latino day laborers (India J. Ornelas)
• A Pilot Replication of QUIT, a Randomized Controlled Trial of a Brief Intervention for Reducing Risky Drug Use, among Latino Primary Care Patients (Lillian Gelberg)
• Examination of Referral to Treatment as Part of the Brief Intervention Model (Megan A. O’Grady)

• Electronic- and Clinician-Delivered Screening, Brief Intervention, and Referral to Treatment for Women in Reproductive Healthcare Centers: A Randomized Clinical Trial (Kimberly A. Yonkers)
• Electronic- and Clinician-Delivered Screening, Brief Intervention, and Referral to Treatment for Women in Reproductive Healthcare Centers: Economic analyses (Steve Martino)
• A RCT comparing computer and therapist-delivered SBIRT for alcohol/drugs in an urban primary care setting (Dace S. Svikis)
• Common factors and ethopoeia in computer-delivered brief intervention for alcohol use: A factorial trial (Emily Grekin)

• Does perceived risk of harm mediate the effects of a primary care alcohol screening and brief advice intervention for adolescents? (Amy Flynn)
• Barriers and facilitators of implementation of screening, brief intervention and referral to treatment (SBIRT) for behavioral health problems in pediatric primary care: A qualitative interview study (Stacy A. Sterling)
• A Dissemination Model for Delivering SBI in High Schools (Richard L. Brown)
• Implementing SBIRT for Youth and Young Adults in Primary Care: The New Hampshire Youth SBIRT Initiative (Lea R. Ayers LaFave)
• SIPS Jr-HIGH: A multi-centre individual-randomised controlled trial of screening and brief alcohol intervention to prevent risky drinking in young people aged 14–15 in a high school setting (Emma L. Giles)

Beyond the Randomised Controlled Trial: Novel Approaches to Exploring
What Works, Why, and How in Alcohol Screening and Brief Interventions
Chair: Amy O’Donnell
Co-Presenters: Niamh Fitzgerald, Colin Angus

• Brief interventions for substance abuse in Latin America: a systematic review (Henrique Gomide)
• Brief intervention to promote alcohol abstinence during pregnancy in Argentina: a randomized controlled trial (Aldana Lichtemberger)
• ASSIST/SBIRT in Colombia Augusto Pérez
  The challenges of SBIRT to detect substance use in primary care: Mexican study (Guillermina Natera)
• AUDIT-linked Brief Intervention delivered by paramedics in Chilean primary care: a pragmatic randomized controlled trial (Nicolas Barticevic)

Friday, September 15, 2017

• Exploring patients’ experiences of alcohol screening and brief intervention delivery in English primary care using Normalization Process Theory (Amy J. O’Donnell)
• Acceptability and usability of a tablet-based device for substance use and physical activity screening in primary care (Nicolas Bertholet)
• An Evaluation of Screening Measures to Detect Substance Use in Pregnancy Kimberly (A. Yonkers)
• Acceptability and feasibility of the Tobacco, Alcohol, Prescription medication, and other Substance use (TAPS) Tool in U.S. Primary Care Patients (Angéline Adam)
• Using the Alcohol Single-item Screening Question in the Emergency Department for Screening and Risk-Stratification (Ryan P. McCormack)

Digital Approaches for Facilitating Engagement in SBI
Moderator: Leo Pas

• Use of SMS texts for facilitating access to online alcohol interventions—a feasibility study (Paul G. Wallace)
• Can Amazon’s Mechanical Turk be used to recruit participants for Internet intervention trials? A pilot study involving a randomized controlled trial of a brief online intervention for hazardous alcohol use (John a. Cunningham)
• Don’t take it for granted (Hugo López-Pelayo)
• Clinician experiences of healthy lifestyle promotion and perceptions of digital interventions as complementary tools for lifestyle behavior change in primary care (Anne H. Berman)
• A tablet-based device for substance use and physical activity screening: spontaneous use in primary care waiting rooms (Jean-Bernard Daeppen)

Research Methods and New Directions
Moderator: Richard Saitz

• Observations on the past, present and future of brief interventions research (Jim McCambridge)
• The variability of outcomes used in efficacy and effectiveness trials of alcohol brief interventions: A systematic review (Gillian W. Shorte)
• The Long View of Meta-analysis: Testing Technical, Relational, and Conditional Process Models in Brief Motivational Intervention (Molly Magill)
• Developing a brief motivational intervention for young adults intoxicated in the ED—results from an iterative qualitative design (Jacques Gaume)

SBI in Special Populations
Moderator: Aisha S. Holloway

• Alcohol screening and brief interventions with male remand prisoners: a cross sectional survey of prevalence, feasibility and acceptability (Jennifer Ferguson)
• What does an ABI look like when delivered in the prison setting: perspectives and experiences of male remand prisoners and relevant stakeholders (Aisha S. Holloway)
• A brief intervention for alcohol use with suicidal adolescents in inpatient psychiatric treatment Kimberly (H. M. O’Brien)
• A Critical Illness Recovery Navigator for Alcohol: a pilot study (Brendan J. Clark)
• Integrated Stepped Care to Address Moderate Alcohol Use among HIV-positive Patients with Liver Disease: Results from a Randomized Clinical Trial (E. Jennifer Edelman)

Using Digital Approaches to Deliver Interventions for Harmful Tobacco, Alcohol, and Drug Use
Moderator: Matthijs Blankers

• Computer-Facilitated 5A’s for Tobacco Use Disorders: Using Technology to Improve Screening and Brief Interventions (Jason M. Satterfield)
• Web-based intervention for people with harmful use or dependence of alcohol (Magnus Johansson)
• Intervening during the Event-Specific Pregame: A text message intervention to reduce new students’ alcohol use during Orientation Week (Benjamin C. Riordan)
• Satisfaction, alliance and intervention experience: Comparing provider- vs computer-delivered brief, motivational interventions for substance use among childbearing aged women (Amy M. Loree)
• Computer-delivered indirect screening and brief intervention for drug use in the perinatal period: A randomized trial (Steven J. Ondersma)

Quality and Reach of SBI in Healthcare Settings
Moderator: Kimberly A. Hepner

• Optimizing the impact of alcohol and drug screening and brief intervention among a high-risk population receiving services in New York City sexually transmitted disease clinics: A process and outcome evaluation of Project Renew (Brett R. Harris)
• Prospective Evaluation of Routine Care for Unhealthy Alcohol Use and Associations with Changes in Drinking
• (Kimberly A. Hepner)
• Alcohol Screening and Brief Counseling of Adults— 17 States and the District of Columbia, 2014 (Lela R. McKnight-Eily)
• Social determinants of health among emergency department patients who screen positive for unhealthy alcohol or drug use: implications for ED SBIRT (Donna Castelblanco)

Screening and Brief Intervention for Alcohol and Drug Use: How Can Health Care Systems Make a Difference?
Chair: Constance Horgan; Discussant: Lela R. McKnight-Eily

• Reducing Risky Drinking: What Health Care Systems Can Do (Maureen Stewart)
• Low Screening and Follow-up for Unhealthy Alcohol Use in Health Plans (Junqing Liu)
• Implementing Single-Item Screening for Drug Use in a Veterans Administration Outpatient Setting (Dominic Hodgkin)
• Universal Versus Targeted Screening based on Alcohol Screening for Tobacco and other Drug Use in Adult Primary Care (Constance Weisner)