Conference: From Clinical practice to Public Health:
The two dimensions of Brief Interventions27th – 28th September 2012
Barcelona, Spain
Pre-conference: Third meeting of the Catalan Network of
PHC alcohol Referents (XaROH)26th September 2012Pre-conference only for members of the Catalan Network (XaROH) and invited speakers
The two dimensions of Brief Interventions27th – 28th September 2012
Barcelona, Spain
Pre-conference: Third meeting of the Catalan Network of
PHC alcohol Referents (XaROH)26th September 2012Pre-conference only for members of the Catalan Network (XaROH) and invited speakers
Thursday 09.00-09.20 (plenary session)
| OPENING Boi Ruiz – Minister of Health, Government of Catalonia Nick Heather – President, INEBRIA Joan Colom – Chair of the local organizing and scientific committee |
Thursday 09.20-10.00 (plenary session)
| SESSION 1 Introduction – Joan Colom Scaling up screening and brief interventions: a public health priority for PAHO/WHO Maristela Monteiro Chair: Joan Colom Plenary (Auditori) |
Thursday 10.20-11.35 (3 parallel sessions)
| SESSION 2 INEBRIA Latina Chair: Maristela Monteiro Room 1 (Aula 1) |
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| BI to reduce alcohol risk consumption on PHC in Chile: Pilot program of public health | Pablo Norambuena, Alfredo Pemjean G |
| Implementation of EIBI in Brazil | Maria Lucia Formigoni |
| The alcohol screening day in Catalonia: beyond the identification of alcohol-related problems | Joan Colom, Jorge Palacio-Vieira, Lidia Segura Garcia, Estela Diaz, Rosa Freixedas, Nuria Bastida, Antoni Gual |
| The future of INEBRIA Latina | Telmo Ronzani |
| SESSION 3 EIBI/SBI in Hospitals and A&E Chair: Ramon Pujol Room 2 (Aula 2) |
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| Key Findings of Teachable Moment Study in U.S. Trauma Center | Laura Veach, Regina Moro, Beth Reboussin, Preston Miller, Mary Claire O’Brien |
| Screening and brief intervention activities on Dutch Accident & Emergency (A&E) units in hospitals: a survey amongst healthcare professionals | Myrna Keurhorst, E. Keizer, J. Cruijsberg, M. Laurant |
| Brief intervention in a general hospital for problematic prescription drug use: Outcome at 3- and 12-month follow-up | Gallus Bischof, Zahradnik, A., Otto, C., Crackau, B., Lõhrmann, I., John, U., Rumpf, H.J. |
| Detection of Alcohol Consumption among Hospitalised Internal Medicine patients In Europe. The ALCHIMIE study | Beatriz Rosón, Lubica Cibickova, Rocío Gamallo, Eric Oziol, Lidiya Petrovicheva, Riina Salupere, Arsenio Santos, Wolgang Voge, Lauma Zarina |
| SESSION 4 EIBI/SBI for alcohol and other drugs Chair: Carmen Cabezas Room 6 (Espai 6) |
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| Engagement of Patients with Alcohol Misuse After Proactive Outreach for the Engagement of Patients with Alcohol Misuse After Proactive Outreach for the CHOICE Trial | Kathy Bradley, Julie Richards,Laura Chavez,Evette Ludman, Malia Oliver, Joe Merrill, Emily Williams, Eric Hawkins, Gwen, Lapham,Daniel Kivlahan |
| Have doctors taken on the message to drink less? | Peter Anderson |
| Do reductions in drinking “wear off”?Examining alcohol use patterns in an SBIRT control group over 30 months | James Paul Seale, Jason Dhabliwala, Aaron Johnson |
| Validating a single-question instrument for screening alcohol problems at Primary Care in Catalonia | Jorge Palacio-Vieira, Lidia Segura Garcia, Estela Diaz, Rosa Freixedas, Nuria Bastida, Antoni Gual, Joan Colom |
Thursday 11.45-13.00 (3 parallel sessions)
| SESSION 5 Symposia ASSIST Chair: Joan Colom Room 1 (Aula 1) |
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| The validity of the Alcohol, Smoking and Substance Involvement Screening Test (ASSIST) in hospitalized acute psychiatric patients. | López Lazcano Ana Isabel, Balcells Oliveró Mercé, Gual Solé Antoni, Salamero Manel. |
| The ASSIST training package in Spanish: where do we go from now? | Maristela G Monteiro |
| Development of an e-ASSIST: trying to resolve implementation barriers in PHC-settings. | Tom Defillet |
| Spanish validation of ASSIST | J Martínez-Raga, J. de la Cruz Bértolo, I. Martínez-Gras, G. Ponce Alfaro, A. Rigabert Sánchez-Junco, G. Rubio Valladolid |
| SESSION 6 Symposia Optimizing delivery of health professionals to incorporate EIBI in their routine work Chair: Peter Anderson Room 2 (Aula 2) |
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| How GPs view the issue | Marcin Wojnar |
| ODHIN RCT overview | Preben Bendtsen |
| Training and support intervention | Myrna Keurhorst |
| Financial reimbursement intervention | Miranda Laurant |
| eBI interventions | Paul Wallace |
| Challenges | Antoni Gual |
| SESSION 7 EIBI/SBI for alcohol and other drugs Chair: Mercè Balcells Room 6 (Espai 6) |
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| The effects of counselor characteristics on within-session processes and outcomes in a brief motivational intervention for heavy drinking | Jean-Bernard Daeppen, J. Gaume, M. Magill, R. Longabaugh, N. Bertholet, G. Gmel, JB. Daeppen |
| Social Norms Intervention for the prevention of Polydrug use (SNIPE) | Robert Dempsey, John McAlaney, Yildiz Akvardar, Bridgette Bewick, Solveig Bøggild Dohrmann, Francisco Guillén-Grima, Stefanie Helmer, Ondrej Kalina, Rafael Mikolajczyk, Olga Orosova, Claudia Pischke, Ferdinand Salonna, Christiane Stock, Guido Van Hal, Bart Vriesacker, Hajo Zeeb |
| Do Brief Motivational Interventions Work Like We Think They Do? | Nicolas Bertholet, Tibor Palfai, Jean-Bernard Daeppen, Richard Saitz |
| The ability of single screening questions for unhealthy alcohol and other drug use to identify substance dependence in primary care | Richard Saitz, Cheng DM, Allensworth-Davies D, Winter M, Smith PC |
Thursday 14.00-15.00 (plenary session)
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SESSION 8
Should brief interventions be influenced by Motivational Interviewing? What we know and what we need to know Jim McCambridge, Antoni Gual
Chair: Nick Heather Plenary (Auditori) |
Thursday 15.20-16.35 (3 parallel sessions)
| SESSION 9 Symposia Cost and cost efectiveness of SBI Chair: Jeremy Bray Room 1 (Aula 1) |
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| The cost-effectiveness of alcohol SBI in emergency and outpatient medical settings | Carolina Barbosa, Alexander Cowell, Jeremy Bray, Arnie Aldridge |
| Implementation Costs of SBI for Illicit Drug Use | Gary Zarkin, Jeremy Bray, Jesse Hinde |
| A simulation model of the financial viability of Screening, Brief Intervention, and Referral to Treatment in the United States | Alexander Cowell, William N Dowd, Jeremy Bray |
| Evaluating the Effect of Requiring Alcohol SBI Programs in US Trauma Centers: Cost Evidence from Arizona | Arnie Aldridge, Jeremy Bray, Gary Zarkin, Jesse Hinde |
| SESSION 10 EIBI/SBI in maternity services, child health care and any social sector Chair: Mireia Jané Room 2 (Aula 2) |
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| A realist evaluation of screening and Alcohol Brief Intervention in antenatal care | Lawrence Doi, Jepson, Ruth; Cheyne, Helen |
| SIPS JR HIGH – A feasibility trial of screening and Brief alcohol intervention using MI to principles to prevent hazardous drinking in young people | Dorothy Newbury-Birch, Simon Coulton, Paolo Deluca, Mark Deverill, Colin Drummond, Eilish Gilvarry, Denise Howel, Eileen Kaner, Kirsty Laing, Paul McArdle, Elaine McColl, Ruth McGovern, Stephanie O’Neil, Chris Speed, Elaine Stamp, Les Tate |
| Antenatal professionals’ perception and intervention regarding consumption of alcohol and drugs pregnancy. | Lidia Segura, Ana Ibar, Cristina Martinez, Mireia Jane, Joan Colom |
| Screening and brief physician advice to reduce teens’ risk of substance-related car crashes: an international trial | Sion Harris, Ladislav Csémy, Lon Sherritt, Shari Van Hook, Olga Starostova, Janine Bacic, Caroline Finlay, John R Knight |
| SESSION 11 Symposia Changing Scotland’s Relationship with Alcohol: Sharing the lessons of ABI Chair: Richard Saitz Laboratori de les arts |
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| Scotland’s ABI policy / programme overview – national progress since 2009 | Sarah Currie, Andrew McAuley, Tessa Parkes, Clare Beeston |
| An evaluation to assess the implementation of NHS delivered Alcohol Brief Interventions in Scotland | Tessa Parkes, Douglas Eadie, Iain Atherton, Dennis Petrie, Josie Evans |
| Building the evidence base for ABIs in wider settings | Garth Reid, Clare Beeston, Ruth Jepson |
| Alcohol Brief Interventions in the Scottish Criminal Justice Setting: A Pilot | Andrew McAuley, Lesley Graham, Kate Skellington-Orr, Shirley McCoard |
Thursday 16.45-18.00 (3 parallel sessions)
| SESSION 12 Symposia Brief intervention research in the emergency department: recruitment, assessment, and intervention in NIDA CTN Protocol 0047: SMART-ED. Chair: Michael Bogenschutz Room 1 (Aula 1) |
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| Symposium Introduction | Michael Bogenschutz, Dennis Donovan, Alyssa Forcehimes, Cameron Crandall, Raul Mandler, Harold Perl, Robert Lindblad, Neal Oden, Robrina Walker |
| Participant recruitment in the SMART-ED study | Cameron Crandall, Raul Mandler, Michael Bogenschutz, Dennis Donovan, Lindsay Worth, Robert Lindblad |
| Screening, enrollment, and assessment in the SMART-ED study | Robert Lindblad, Michael Bogenschutz, Dennis Donovan, Ro Shauna Rothwell, Robrina Walker, O’Neal Oden, Harold Perl, Cameron Crandall |
| Intervention Training, Supervision and Fidelity Monitoring in the SMART-ED study | Alyssa Forcehimes, Wilson, K., Moyers, T., Tillman, J., Dunn, C., Lizarraga, C., Ripp, C. |
| Qualitative reports of interventionists in the SMART-ED study | Dennis Donovan, Melissa Phares ,Ernie McGarry, Julie Taborsky, Courtney Fitzgerald, Alyssa Forcehimes, Mary Hatch-Maillette, k. Michelle Peavy |
| SESSION 13 EIBI/SBI implementation as a public health tool Chair: Allaman Allamani Room 2 (Aula 2) |
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| The challenges facing brief intervention delivery across health and social care setttings in England | James Morris |
| Project SPIRA (Secondary prevention in Primary health care – Implementation of methods to reduce Risk drinking of Alcohol) | Frida Silfversparre, Fredrik Spak |
| Linking SBIRT to Colorado’s Winnable Public Health Battles: Innovative approaches to statewide dissemination of screening, brief intervention, and referral to treatment | Leigh Fischer, Carolyn Swenson |
| SESSION 14 EIBI/SBI and the Internet Chair: Paul Wallace Laboratori de les arts |
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| Internet-based Self-Assessment and Monitoring of Problematic Alcohol and Drug Use: Two Randomized Controlled Trials |
Kristina Sinadinovic, Peter Wennberg, Magnus Johansson, Anne H Berman |
| EFAR FVG: a randomised controlled non-inferiority trial of web-based approach to alcohol reduction in risky drinkers in Region Friuli-Venezia Giulia | Pierluigi Struzzo, Richard Mc Gregor, Harris Ligidakis, Roberto Della Vedova, Lisa Verbano, Costanza Tersar and |
| The College of Family Physicians of Canada Alcohol SBIR Initiative: A Web of Family Physicians of Canada Based Tool for Primary Care Clinicians | Peter Butt, Canadian Centre on Substance Abuse and College |
Friday 9.00-10.00 (plenary session)
| SESSION 15 What can digital technologies add to screening and brief intervention for alcohol misuse in healthcare settings? Paul Wallace Chair: Antoni Gual Plenary (Auditori) |
Friday 10.15-11.00
| Poster Session Room 6 (Espai 6) |
Friday 11.00-12.15 (3 parallel sessions)
| SESSION 16 EIBI/SBI Internet and new technologies Chair: Tom Defillet Room 1 (Aula 1) |
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| Users’ experiences of seeking help with their drinking online and using an internet-based intervention | Zarnie Khadjesari, Elizabeth Murray, Fiona Stevenson, Christine Godfrey |
| Pilot Results from a Commercially Implemented Internet-Based Brief Intervention (IBI) for Canadian Students Living in Residence | Trevor van Mierlo, Matthew George, Tim Fricker |
| The Effectiveness of the What Do You Drink Web-based Brief Alcohol Intervention in Reducing Heavy Drinking among Students: A Two-arm Parallel Group Randomized Controlled Trial | Carmen Voogt, Evelien A., P. Poelen, Marloes Kleinjan, Lex A., C. J. Lemmers, Rutger C. , M. E. Engels |
| SESSION 17 Symposia Screening and Brief Intervention for Alcohol Problems in Mental Health Settings: New Findings, New Challenges Chair: Robert Huebner Room 2 (Aula 2) |
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| Screening and treatment of hazardous drinking among depression patients | Derek Satre, Stacy Sterling, Constance Weisner |
| “What if”? Opportunities for Screening for Alcohol Problems within Mental Health Services | Constance Weisner, Felicia Chi, Sujaya Parthasarathy |
| Integrating Substance Use Screening for Adolescents into Mental Health settings: Rationale and Outcomes. | Stacy Sterling, Felicia Chi, Andrea Kline-Simon |
| Brief Alcohol Intervention in a Psychiatric Outpatient Setting | Christina Nehlin Gordh, Anders Fredriksson, Leif Gronblad, Lennart Jansson |
| SESSION 18 Workshop Brief Intervention in the treatment of Alcohol use disorders in relevant settings-the BISTAIRS project Chair: Antoni Gual Room 6 (Espai 6) |
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| BISTAIRS Project – Overview | Bernd Schulte |
| BI in medical settings (feasibility and effectiveness) | Dorothy Newbury-Birch |
| BI in social settings (feasibility and effectiveness) | Christiane Schmidt |
| National Strategies in Alcohol Policy to facilitate EIBI in relevant settings | Cristina Ribeiro |
Friday 12.15-13.00
| INEBRIA Annual General Meeting (AGM) (Members and non members are invited to participate) Plenary (Auditori) |
Friday 14.00-15.00 (plenary session)
| SESSION 19 Dissemination of SBI: What will it take? – Richard Saitz Chair: Antoni Mateu, Director of the Public Health Agency of Catalonia Plenary (Auditori) |
Friday 15.20-16.35 (3 parallel sessions)
| SESSION 20 EIBI in Mental Health and Social Care Chair: Cristina Molina Room 1 (Aula 1) |
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| Examining the applicability of the screening, brief intervention, and referral to treatment (SBIRT) model to mental health services delivery | Manu Singh, Elizabeth Eyler, Susan Hayashi |
| Com-BI-ne: Final results of a feasibility trial of brief intervention to improve alcohol consumption & co-morbid outcomes in hypertensive or depressed primary care patients | Graeme Wilson, Catherine Wray, Ruth McGovern, Dorothy Newbury-Birch, Elaine McColl, Ann Crosland, Chris Speed, Paul Cassidy, Dave Thomson, Shona Haining, Eileen FS Kaner |
| Evaluating Alcohol Interventions for People at Risk of Homelessness | Niamh Fitzgerald , Dowds, J.; McCluskey, S.: and Fitzgerald, N. |
| SESSION 21 Worksop Two types of Biases in Brief Intervention Studies Chair: Jim McCambridge Room 2 (Aula 2) |
| SESSION 22 Workplace and Alcohol Chair: Josep Lluis Peray Laboratori de les arts |
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| European Workplace and Alcohol Project (EWA) : introduction to the project and presentation of the Belgian case report. | Bart Garmyn |
| Occupational Health Services (OHS) Collaboration with Workplaces in Actions to Prevent Alcohol-related Harms at the Workplace | Leena Hirvonen, Jorma Seitsamo, Marketta Kivistö |
| The prevalence of alcohol prevention in general and secondary prevention (risk-drinking model) in particular at Swedish worksites | Håkan Källmén, Håkan Leifman, Ulric Hermansson, Stig Vinberg |
Friday 16.45-17.30 (plenary session)
| Closing Plenary (Auditori) |
Plenaries, parallel sessions and symposiums
| POSTERS | |
| Poster 1 The effect of referral for brief intervention for alcohol misuse on repetition of deliberate self harm: A 4 year follow up |
Madeleine Dean, Ruth Brown, Asim Mohammed, Kieran Quirke, Mike Crawford |
| Poster 2 Organizational factors related to the implementation of Screening, Brief Intervention and Referral to Treatment for Substance Abuse in Brazil. |
Telmo Ronzani, Leonardo Fernandes Martins, Daniela C. Belchior Mota, Erica Cruvinel |
| Poster 3 Culturally Appropriate Brief Interventions in Routine Hospital Care for Facial Injury Patients at High-Risk of Alcohol Misuse. |
Megan Whitty, Rama Jayaraj, Rachael Hinton, Tricia Nagel |
| Poster 4 Evaluation of Distance Learning as Strategy of Intersectoral Actions Implementation of SBIRT in Minas Gerais State (Brazil) |
Telmo Ronzani, Marta de Sousa Lima, Cristina Fatima dos Santos Crespo, Onofre Ricardo Marques, Tanit Jorge Sarsur, Rubensmidt Ramos Riani, Antonio Jorge de Souza Marques |
| Poster 5 Differences among substance abusers in Spain and the US who recovered on their own |
José Luis Carballo, Linda Carter Sobell , Mark B. Sobell |
| Poster 6 Introduction of an alcohol brief intervention program in primary healthcare settings in Chile |
Maria Rebeca Correa Del Rio, Richard Chenhal,lSarah MacLean |
| Poster 7 Stigmatization and selectiveness of bringing up the topic of alcohol use in social work |
Elina Renko |
| Poster 8 Experience with a SBIRT program in alcohol dependent patioans awaiting liver transplant |
Ana Belen Martinez Gonzalo, Rosa Hernández- Ribas, Beatriz Rosón Hernández, Xavier Xiol Quingles, Ramon Pujol Farriols, José Manuel Menchón Magriñá |
| Poster 9 Evaluation of a pilot community pharmacy-based alcohol screening and advice service. |
Janet Krska, A J Mackridge, J Taylor |
| Poster 10 Training needs of pharmacy staff providing an alcohol screening service |
Janet Krska, E Stokes. P Penson, AJ Mackridge |
| Poster 11 Developing a model of best practice. |
Craig Jones, Sarah Jones, John Bradley |
| Poster 12 Outcome success or failure: when delivering SBI training to different professional and non-professional staff and agencies |
John Reading, Dexter Coombe |
| Poster 13 The Electronic Art of Brief Interventions |
John Bradley, Sarah Jones, Craig Jones |
| Poster 14 Brief intervention addressing alcohol consumption and related problems: evaluation of attitudes among nursing students |
Marcelle Junqueira, Sandra Cristina Pillon |
| Poster 15 Developing effective acute care management for alcohol-related attendance at Emergency Departments in the UK: The AAIDED Study |
Kathryn Parkinson, James Connolly, John Wright, Paul Hindmarch, Eileen Kaner, Dorothy Newbury-Birch, Luke Vale |
| Poster 16 Comparison of two different methods for early identification of risk drinking. Idendification of risky drinking |
Hanna Reinholdz, Robin Fornazar, Preben, Hanna Reinholdz, Robin Fornazar, Preben Bendtsen, Fredrik Spak |
| Poster 17Alcohol screening and brief intervention activity in consultations among primary health care physicians and nurses – a prospective study | Kati Seppänen, Mauri Aalto, Kaija Seppä |
| Poster 18 No Association between Documented Brief Intervention and Resolution of Unhealthy Alcohol Use in 30 VA Medical Centers |
Emily C. Williams, Anna D. Rubinsky, Gwen T. Lapham,Carol E. Achtmeyer, Stacey E. Rittmueller, Katharine A. Bradley |
| Poster 19 RADiANT: a pilot randomised controlled trial in progress of brief intervention to reduce risky drinking in pregnancy |
Graeme Wilson, Ruth McGovern, Grace Antony, Paul Cassidy, Mark Deverill, Erin Graybill, Eilish Gilvarry, Moira Hodgson, Eileen FS Kaner, Kirsty Laing, Elaine McColl, Dorothy Newbury-Birch, Judith Rankin. |
| Poster 20 No detectable effect of marijuana use on health or healthcare utilization among patients with any illicit drug use identified by screening in primary care. |
Daniel Fuster, Debbie M. Cheng, Donald Allensworth-Davies, Tibor P. Palfai, Jeffrey H. Samet, Richard Saitz |
| Poster 21 Brief interventions in the German primary health care setting – far from being routine? |
Christiane Schmidt, Schulte, B., Farnbacher, G., Gõtzke, C., Reimer, J. |
| Poster 22 Efficacy of Brief Alcohol Screening Intervention for College Students (BASICS): a meta-analysis of randomized controlled trials |
Marcella Ayer-Abdalla, Alexandre Fachini, Poliana Patrício Aliane, Edson Zangiacomi Martínez, Erikson Felipe Furtado |
| Poster 23 Evaluation of the PAI-PAD program for Alcohol Brief Interventions implementation on two health regions in Sao Paulo, Brazil |
Mey Fan Porfírio Wai, Pâmela Migliorini, Claudino da Silva, Larissa Horta Esper,Ildebrando Moraes de Souza, Marcella Beatriz Ayer Abdalla , Erikson Felipe Furtado |
| Poster 24 General Practitioners providing Brief Intervention: what is their impact on the community? |
Allaman Allamani, Ilaria Basetti Sani, Fabio Voller |
| Poster 25 Implementation of SBI for alcohol and tobacco program in surgical oncological unit: analysis of pre and post-implementation process at three months. |
Marion Barrault, Barthelemy, V., Grados, C., Saint Jacques, M., Garguil, V., Auriacombe, M., Boussard, V. Boyer, A., Lakdja, F., Bussières, E |
| Poster 26 Spanish initiatives to promote alcohol brief interventions: AMPHORA Project report |
Noemí Robles, Antoni Gual |
| Poster 27 Dissemination of Screening and Brief Intervention through Distance Learning Courses in Brazil: the challenge of creating a network. |
Maria Lucia O. Souza-Formigoni, Ramos, MP, Moura, Y, DeMicheli, D Silva, EA, Carneiro, APL, Duarte, PCAV |
| Poster 28 Participation in distance learning courses contributes to the implementation of Screening and Brief Intervention in Brazil |
Maria Lucia O. Souza-Formigoni, Ramos, MP;Carneiro, APL; Moura, Y; DeMicheli, D; Silva, EA;Duarte, PCAV |
| Prize awarded for outstanding posters and oral presentations (no ranking) | |
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Public Health Agency of the Government of Catalonia
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Phone: 34 93 551 36 10
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Inebria Secretariat
Program on Substance Abuse
Public Health Agency of the Government of Catalonia
Barcelona (Spain)
Phone: 34 93 551 36 10
Email: inebria@gencat.cat