19th INEBRIA Conference | Greensboro, NC | September 28-29th 2023

Presentation

Speaker

EU funding opportunities for brief intervention research.

This presentation on EU funding looks at the recent developments that have taken place with the Horizon Europe funding schema including the financial and widening participation spheres. The targeted approach to future funding calls in the health field, especially those of interest to INEBRIA members, will be given specific consideration. Reference will also be made the NIH and EU Horizon agreements. Finally, specific supports will be referenced.

Dorren McMahon, UCD

Geary Institute

Using the multiphase optimization strategy (MOST) for brief intervention research.

This workshop will introduce INEBRIA researchers to the Multiphase Optimization Strategy (MOST) framework for developing and evaluating interventions. MOST is recognized as an innovative and valuable framework by funding agencies worldwide and can be used to: create more efficient interventions by eliminating ineffective components; identify which combination of components are most effective given a specific set of resources; and systematically improve interventions over time. This workshop will introduce MOST, discuss rigorous and highly efficient experimental designs that can be used to test individual intervention components, and provide several examples of how MOST has been applied to optimize interventions.

Kelly Rulison, Prevention Strategies

Session

Presentation

Presenter

Opening remarks and morning plenary

Brief Intervention in Emergency Services and Non-Traditional Medical Settings: The past and future of BI

Cheryl Cherpite

Break/Poster Session

See list of posters here

Symposium: Evaluating digital interventions for alcohol and other drugs

Evaluating the effectiveness of the Drink Less app in reducing consumption amongst increasing and higher risk drinkers in the UK compared with usual digital care.

Melissa Oldham

The acceptability of and engagement with the Drink Less app.

Claire Garneett

Novel Implementation Strategy to Electronically Screen and Signpost Patients to Health Behavior Apps: The OptiMine Study

Lorien Abroms

Implementing Screening, Brief Intervention, and Referral to Treatment (SBIRT) for Risky Drug Use in FQHC Primary Care Clinics in the COVID-19 Era: The QUIT-Mobile Study

Lillian Gelberg

Workshop

Designing electronic screening and brief intervention (e-SBI) applications without coding using the Computerized Intervention Authoring System v. 3.0.

Steven J.

Ondersma Amy

M. Lore

Jordan

Braciszewski

Digital Approaches

Why didn't they work? - Lessons from two pilot randomised controlled trials that systematically developed and tested contextually relevant text-messaging brief interventions for tobacco cessation and hazardous drinking in India.

Miriam Sequeira

The prevalence of identified unhealthy alcohol use and alcohol use disorder (AUD) when alcohol screening is conducted online versus on paper.

Dane Patey

Effectiveness of a Brief Negotiation Intervention to Reduce Harmful and Hazardous Alcohol Use in the Emergency Department: A Pragmatic Randomized Adaptive Clinical Trial in Moshi, Tanzania

Edwin Shewiyo

Bebermenos (Drinkless) 2.0": virtual intervention to alcohol problems reduction

Maria Lucia

Oliveira De Souza Formigoni

Special Populations and Settings 1

Providing Culturally Safe Interventions to Prevent Alcohol-Exposed Pregnancies

Faith O. Green

Megan Waddell

Corrie Whitmore

Evaluation And Comparison Of Stress And Coping Mechanisms Among Family Members Of Patients Abusing Licit And Illicit Substances

Sumit Mehta

Addressing alcohol, marijuana, and substance use in a U.S. multi-state reproductive healthcare organization: does patient use differ in states with legalized access to marijuana?

Faith O. Green

Megan Waddell

Corrie Whitmore

Brief Intervention for Alcohol misuse among People Living with HIV: A Systematic Review & Meta-analysis

Abhishek Ghosh

Dissemination and Implementation Research 1

Results and perspectives of the implementation of training of trainers on screening and brief intervention and referral to treatment (SBIRT) for tobacco use in France

Marianne Hochet

Baseline Results from EvidenceNow: Managing Unhealthy Alcohol Use in Primary Care

Tracy McPherson

SubstAnce Use Research Education and Training Program (SARET)

Mia Malone

Brief interventions for alcohol use disorders in low- and middle-income countries: barriers and potential solutions

Lidia Segura

Poster Session

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Plenary Speaker

Nick Healther Lecture

Maristela Monteiro

Symposium: Findings from a two-arm parallel group individually randomized prison pilot study of a male remand alcohol intervention for self-efficacy enhancement: The APPRAISE study

Pilot trial to pilot the study measures and evaluation methods to assess the feasibility of conducting a future definitive multi-centre, pragmatic, parallel group, RCT: the APPRAISE study

Aisha S. Holloway

Assessing intervention fidelity and exploring the feasibility and acceptability of a self-efficacy enhancing psychosocial alcohol intervention and study measures to staff and for men on remand and on liberation.

Aisha S. Holloway

Implementation costs of the appraise alcohol brief intervention (ABI) for male remand prisoners: a micro-costing protocol and preliminary findings

Jeremy Bray

Survey of Male Remand Prisons in England, Scotland and Wales: the APPRAISE study.

Jennifer Ferguson

Workshop

Going beyond the referral to treatment: Brief interventions as a tool for addressing harm reduction and whole-health care

Heather A. Raley

Sadie M. Smithand

Methods and Designs 1

Screening, Brief Intervention, and Referral Treatment (SBIRT) Cascade of Care and Correlates: Variation by Alcohol Use State

Carolina Barbosa

Translation and Adaptation of the Brief Negotiation Interview Adherence Scale for the Tanzanian Culture

William Nkenguye

Comparing Under-reporting and Correctly-reporting of Risky Drug Use Among Primary Care Patients in Federally Qualified Health Centers

Cristina Batarse

Developing a Protocol for Substance Use Screening and Referralto Treatment for FQHC Primary Care Patients with High-risk Substance Use

Cristina Batarse

Dissemination and Implementation Research 2

Cannabis Use among Patients in Primary Care: Findings from a Screening Program Implemented in a Large Urban Health System

Lillian Gelberg

Barriers to and Facilitators of Implementation of Screening, Brief Intervention and Referral to Treatment for Risky Substance Use in Pediatric Primary Care: A Qualitative Interview Study

Stacy Sterling

A Scoping Review of Healthcare Workers' Perspectives of Outpatient Provision of Methadone

James H. Ford II

Development of an optimized opioid misuse prevention program for at-risk employees

GracieLee Weaver

Scarlett B. Ruppert

Digital Approaches 2

Developing context-specific intervention components for alcohol reduction within the Drink Less app.

Melissa Oldham

Feasibility and Acceptability of Video Screening and Brief Intervention (v-SBI) for Illicit Drugs Misuse among College Students: Double-Blind Randomized Controlled Trial

Renjith R. Pillai

E-learning educational resource to improve Brief Intervention in Smoking Cessation skills among HealthCare undergraduate students

Tereza Barroso

Screening and Brief Intervention Rates Before and After COVID-19 Onset in an US Integrated Healthcare System with Systematic Alcohol SBIRT in Adult Primary Care

Felicia W. Chi

Session

Presentation

Presenter

Richard Saitz Award and Best Abstract Presentation

Poster session

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Symposium: Optimising implementation of alcohol screening and brief interventions through digital approaches

Symposium Chair

Joan Colom

Evidence and considerations around health and socioeconomic inequalities: who benefits from digital alcohol interventions?

Silvia Matrai

Digital innovation in healthcare: lessons learned from implementation of provider-facilitated digital alcohol SBIRT in PHC

Lidia Segura-García

Empowering healthcare users: strengthening aSBIRT in primary care through a self-initiated digital tool

Carla Bruguera

Silvia Matrai

The use of digital conversational agents for alcohol education and brief interventions aimed at the general public

Maristela G. Monteiro

Workshop

Framing the conversation with youth: Substance use in the wake of COVID-19

Pam Pietruszewski

Emma Hayes

Other Topics 1

Adaptation in French of the Tobacco, Alcohol, Prescription medication and other Substance (TAPS) tool: a new multi-substance screening use for French-speaking primary care patients

Angéline Adam

Brief Intervention: Qualitative Study of Extent of Knowledge among Health Workers in Primary Health Care Centers in Nigeria

Fatima Abiola Popoola

Disparities in Alcohol Assessment for Primary Care Patients with Alcohol-Related Health Conditions

Katherine J. Karriker-Jaffe

A decision theoretic model of optimal use of the AUDIT in SBI

Arnie P. Aldridge

Dissemination and Implementation Research 3

Community Pharmacy-Provided Injectable Naltrexone - A Year in the Life of a Resource-Development Project

James H. Ford II

Clinician perspectives on the feasibility of implementing screening and brief interventions in secondary care cardiology services in Sweden: a qualitative study

Paul Welford

Brief interventions for reducing alcohol consumption in workers of city hall

Tereza Maria Mendes Diniz de Andrade Barroso

Using the ADAPT guidance to Cultural Adapt a Brief Intervention to Reduce Alcohol Use Among Injury Patients in Tanzania

Timothy Peter

Plenary

WHO's Global Alcohol Action Plan and SAFER Initiative

Dzmitry Krupchanka

AGM

Annual business meeting

Poster Session

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Workshop

Brief interventions with people who inject drugs: Harm reduction realities

Melissa Floyd-Pickard

Michael Thull

Workshop

Panel discussion on WHO and NIAAA initiatives

Dzmitry Krupchanka (WHO)

Ralph Hingson (NIAAA)

Dissemination and Implementation Research 4

Tobacco smoking behavior and perception of risk among brothel based female sex workers in Calabar, Nigeria: A study in advance of establishing Brief Intervention Services

Uchechi Chinyere Onukogu

Using mobile phone technology to treat alcohol use Disorder

Samir Thapa Chhetri

Other Topics 2

Association between cannabis use disorder symptom severity and probability of clinically-documented diagnosis and treatment in a primary care sample

Katharine Bradley

Assessing the Landscape of Adolescent Screening, Brief Intervention, and Referral to Treatment (SBIRT) in Colorado: Implications for Workforce Development and Improving Practice

Giana M. Calabrese

Can a national mass media campaign increase treatment-seeking for alcohol use disorders?

Sara Wallhed Finn

Estimating Adolescent Drinking Trajectories in the United States: A Three-Step Approach

Md Zubab Ibne Moid

Dissemination and Implementation Research 5

Does screening mode matter? Computer self-administered versus clinician-administered screening of youth substance use in a large pediatric primary care database

Madison M. O'Connell

School-Based SBIRT: Program Implementation Data from 15 High Schools

Cari A. McCarty

Why me? If I just wanted to have fun. Piloting a strategy of early identification and brief intervention to prevent and manage alcohol-related problems in underage population at risk

Carla Bruguera

Brief Intervention Development for Cancer Patients Who Smoke: A Review of the Dialectical Behavior Therapy – Skills Training Literature

Marcia H. McCall

Using the Practical, Robust Implementation and Sustainability Model (PRISM) to evaluate implementations of tobacco cessation interventions in primary care clinics: A mixed methods systematic review

Marcia H. McCall

Perception of Family Support of Alcohol and Other Drug Users in Treatment with Brief Intervention

Rosa Rachel Mendes Peixoto

Changes in prevalence of Substance Use among Patients of Community Health Centers in Los Angeles over time: Comparative Analysis from 2013 to 2023

Cristina Batarse

Significant Clinical Change in the Brief Intervention for Adolescents Alcohol Abusers

Eunice Vargas-Contreras

Brief Intervention in a Primary Care Unit for Problems Related to the Consumption of Alcohol and Other Drugs as a Service Practice and Policy

Angela Maria Mendes Abreu

Barriers to Enrolling Monolingual Spanish-Speaking Primary Care Patients in a Screening and Brief Intervention (SBI) to Reduce Risky Drug Use: Lessons Learned from the QUIT-Mobile Study

Cristina Batarse

A qualitative exploration of barriers and facilitators of Alcohol Screening Brief Interventions (ASBI) undertaken by paramedics in the North East of England.

Christopher Moat

Evaluating brief interventions using coproduction methods alongside a local authority in the North East of England

Natalie Connor

“If in the First Act, you hang a gun upon the wall, by the Third Act, you must use it” (Chekhov)

Exploring the complex ethical issues around research into Brief Interventions.

Andy Divers

Comparison of Implementing SBIRT in the ED vs the trauma floor in a trauma one hospital

Janice Williams