Preliminary Schedule

Program Table

Scientific Program

Time	Pritzker Auditorium	Pritzker 1412	Pritzker 1414	Pritzker 1416	Pritzker 1418
7:30 – 10:00AM	Registration & Coffee Pritzker Building Lobby
8:30 – 9:00AM	Opening remarks Stacy Sterling, Derek Satre, Matthew State, Jeremy Bray Pritzker Auditorium
9:00 – 10:00AM	Shaping the Future of Substance Use Prevention and Treatment: Insights from San Francisco and California Leaders Moderator: Marina Toulou-Shams Matt Dorsey, Lishaun Francis, Jayme Congdon Pritzker Auditorium
10:00 – 10:15AM	Break
10:15 – 11:45AM	Symposium 101 Adolescents and Juvenile Justice Chair: Marina Tolou Shams Jeanne McPhee – Digital Training and Consultation for Behavioral Health Providers Serving Juvenile Justice-Involved Youth on Best Practices in Assessing and Treating Substance Use and Co-Occurring Conditions Evan Holloway – ECHO consultation to support SBIRT implementation as an alternative to substance use-related suspensions Lauren Haack – What is Project ECHO® and how can it be Structured to Expand Evidence-Based Practices for Youth Substance Use Disorders? Juliet Yonek – Adapting Project ECHO: A Scalable Digital Model for Building Workforce Capacity in Youth Substance Use Prevention and Intervention	Presentations 102 Interventions with Young Women and in Maternal Health Kristina Countryman – Screened in/Screened out: Determining study eligibility for a digital SBI to reduce alcohol/drug use and STI risk during pregnancy Steve Ondersma – Adapting SBIRT for integration in a digital intervention for reducing racial disparities in maternal morbidity and mortality Akemi Mii – Scaling MET/CBT-5 Through Virtual Delivery: Meeting Young Women Where They Are Anna Schetinina – Prenatal Alcohol Exposure, Birthweight, And Externalizing Behavior: Four-Way Decomposition Analysis	Workshop 103 Cost Effectiveness of Brief Interventions Jeremy Bray, Zubab Moid, Sujaya Parthasarathy – Economic Evaluation of Screening and Brief Intervention Programs: a How-To Guide for Non-Economists	Symposium 104 Technology in Pediatric Primary Care Chair: Jordan Braciszewski Amy Loree – Factors impacting implementation of electronic screening and brief intervention (eSBI) for alcohol in a reproductive healthcare setting Rebecca Rossom – Clinician, leader and patient perspectives on treatment of opioid use disorder in primary care and the role of a clinical decision support system Stephanie Hooker – Development and Open Pilot Trial of a Brief Values-Based Behavioral Activation Intervention for Patients Receiving Medications for Opioid Use Disorder in Primary Care	Presentations 105 Training Providers in Diverse Settings Amy Leibowitz – Sustaining Alcohol SBI Over Time: Provider Perspectives Jim McCambridge – Training pharmacists in screening / BI / prescribing Marianne Hochet – Results of dissemination of an e-learning SBIRT training session on tobacco use Katrina Herweh – Enhancing MSW Students’ Confidence for Collaborative Practice and Skills in Addressing Substance Use
11:45AM – 12:45PM	Lunch				Poster Session
12:45 – 2:00PM	Plenary Session: Jeremy Bray – In Memoriams Nick Heather Lecture: Dr. William Miller Pritzker Auditorium
2:00 – 3:00PM	Symposium 201 Models of Opioid Use Intervention Chair: Emily Williams Jennifer McNeely – Patient engagement with a collaborative care intervention for risky opioid use: Findings from the “Subthreshold Opioid Use Disorder Prevention” (STOP) Trial Michael Bushey – Engaging Patients with OUD and Co-Occurring Behavioral Health Conditions: MICARE Encouragement Trial Elizabeth Austin – Experiences from the CHAMP National Trial	Presentations 202 Vulnerable Populations and Hospital-Based Care Samantha Fredman – Harm Reduction Treatment for Homelessness and AUD Carla Bruguera – Brief Intervention in Primary Care: The Catalan Experience Jorge Palacio-Viera – Alcohol SBI in Hospitals in Catalonia	Presentations 203 Substance Use and Medical Comorbidities Aryn Philips – SBI & Medications for AUD by older adults with heart failure Cristina Espinosa da Silva – Alcohol reduction & HIV suppression: meta-analysis Ardhys De Leon – Personalized Motivational Intervention for Liver Disease Risk	Presentations 204 Polysubstance Use and Psychiatric Comorbidity Camillia Lui – SBI for Tobacco, Alcohol, and Cannabis: Community Colleges Joao Perez de Souza – Depression and alcohol use in Moshi, Tanzania Ilia Nadareishvili – Cannabis use in primary care in Georgia	Presentations 205 Alcohol-Focused Interventions Joao Vissoci – AUBPT Pilot in Brazil Dongni Zhang – Coach intervention: Alcohol and health behaviors Joel Crawford – Perceptions of risky drinking and guidelines
3:00 – 3:30PM	Break
3:30 – 5:00PM	Symposium 301 Next-Gen Brief Interventions: Mobile & AI Chair: Van Doren Van Doren – Mobile Health & AI Chatbots for Alcohol Use in Anxiety Karen Osilla – Online prevention for impaired driving in adolescents Brian Suffoletto – LLM Chatbot for Alcohol, Cannabis, and Tobacco Daniel Blonigen – Mobile App Trial for Veterans with Peer Support Helene Chokron-Garneau (Discussant)	Presentations 302 Adolescents and Rural Health Nicole Porter – Caregivers’ Role in Adolescent SBIRT Lydia Shrier – Training Pediatric Clinicians Verena Metz – SBI for Adolescents – Systematic Review	Presentations 303 Vulnerable Patient Groups Gianluca De Leo – SUD in Rural Georgia Cristina Martinez – Inequality in cancer prevention interventions Isabella Fornell-Villalobos – Brief MI for Sugar Reduction in Healthcare Workers	Presentations 304 Opioid & Other SUDs Shirley Stephenson – SUD Research and Healthcare Interventions Lillian Gelberg – Cannabis as substitute for prescription meds Babak Tofighi – AI + Peer Coaching to Improve MOUD in ED Jennifer McNeely – Collaborative Care for Risky Opioid Use	Presentations 305 Alcohol Interventions in Diverse Populations Ana Vitória Corrêa Lima – eBI for Risky Alcohol Use in Women Cynthia Campbell – Brief Alcohol Interventions in Aging Women Camille Hart – Barbershop Talk: CHW-Led SBIRT for Black Men
5:15 – 6:30PM	Free Walking Tour of Mission Bay Pre-registration required
7:00 – 9:00PM	Conference Dinner – ATWater Tavern 295 Terry A Francois Blvd, San Francisco, CA 94158

Time	Pritzker Auditorium	Pritzker 1412	Pritzker 1414	Pritzker 1416	Pritzker 1418
8:00 – 10:00AM	Registration & Coffee Pritzker Building Lobby
8:30 – 10:00AM	Plenary Session: Pritzker Auditorium INEBRIA-sponsored papers: Serge Ngekeng – Acceptability of Implementing SBIRT for Road Traffic Injury Victims at Emergency Departments in a Low-Resource Setting Saumya Mishra – Development and validation of culturally tailored multi-modal brief intervention for tobacco use disorders in patients with depression (MBIT-D) in Jharkhand, India Best Abstract: Sion Harris – Scaling up youth substance use screening and brief intervention: a pragmatic trial of computer-facilitated screening and brief intervention (cSBI) integrated into a widely-available online clinical process support system for primary care
10:00 – 10:30AM	Break
10:30 – 12:00PM	Symposium 401 Brief Interventions in Latin America Marcela Tiburcio Sainz – Key elements for implementing the ABC program for risky alcohol use and depression in primary health care in Mexico City Divane Vargas – Organizational Readiness for the Implementation of Screening and Brief Intervention for harmful Alcohol in Primary Health Care Services in a Brazilian City Malu Formigoni – Motivational Factors and Risk Situations for Heavy Drinking Among Users of the BeberMenos Digital Intervention Pablo Norambuena – Who, where, how? Implementation strategies of a National Programme of Detection, Brief Interventions and Assisted Referral for alcohol and other drugs in primary health care in 150 communes in Chile	Presentations 402 Young Adults and Youth Ashli Owens-Smith – A multi-level approach to reducing substance misuse among refugee/immigrant/migrant (RIM) young adults Ashley Helle – Tailoring Brief Motivational Interventions on College Campuses: Providers Perspective on Implementation Practices Shauna Acquavita – Incorporating SBIRT into a broader behavioral health training program targeting faculty, staff and student on college campuses: Initial findings	Workshop 403 Chicago Public Schools Kourtney Olive – Implementation of SBIRT at Chicago Public Schools: Key Lessons and Continuing Challenges	Presentations 404 Digital Strategies for Screening and Intervention Aryn Phillips – Does telehealth use increase the likelihood that patients receive alcohol screening? Findings from a national sample of U.S. adults, 2021-2022 Mike Cheng – From TAPS to Treatment: Design, Development, and Implementation of the UCSF SBIRT Collaborative Care Program Katarina Gunnarsson – The Impact Of Research Participation Effects On Simulations Of Long-Term Outcomes Of A Digital Alcohol Intervention Targeting Online Help-Seekers	Presentations 405 Innovative Screening Methods Felicia Chi – Self-reported alcohol use through screening by medical assistants versus self-administration: a population-based retrospective study in a healthcare system with systematic alcohol screening in adult primary care Maha Mian – Substance use, mental health and other comorbidities among people with HIV who use cannabis: A latent class approach Kate Karriker-Jaffe – Simulating effects of universal alcohol screening and brief intervention in primary care: Reduced population-level impacts for uninsured people and those covered by Medicaid Dallas Swendeman – Urine Drug Screening vs. Self-Reports Among Federally Qualified Health Center Primary Care Patients with Moderate Risk Drug Use in a Screening and Brief Intervention for SUD Prevention Trial
12:00 – 1:00PM	Lunch Break
1:00 – 2:00PM	Plenary Session: Food for Thought: AI in Brief Interventions Satre: Bendtsen, Ondersma, Satterfield Pritzker Auditorium
2:00 – 3:00PM	AGM Pritzker Auditorium
3:00 – 3:30PM	Break
3:30 – 4:30PM	Presentations 501 Mental Health Comorbidity and Legal System Involvement Alexandra Bakou – Supporting adults with problematic drug and alcohol use (PUAD) who present to A&E with self-harm or suicidal ideation: Reflections from the ASSURED study Audrey Morrow – Stress and Threat Sensitivity Predict Daily Alcohol Use in a PTSD Population Akemi Mii – Trauma Symptoms and Substance Use Among Youth in the Legal System: Implications for Tailored Brief Intervention Cristina Loria Alfaro (Marcela Tiburcio Sainz) – The severity of substance use-related problems: A proposal for its assessment	Presentations 502 Reaching Youth Across Modalities and Settings Andrea Kline-Simon – Provider use of a Centralized, Virtually-Delivered Modality of SBIRT in Adolescent Medicine Debby Jones – Moving from Screen and Refer (SRT) to Screening, Brief Intervention, and Referral to Treatment (SBIRT) Implementation with Fidelity among Youth in Oregon Janet Salas – Mobile Messaging to Support Substance Use Treatment Attendance in Youth Involved in the Legal System	Workshop 503 Sustainable Implementation in Health Care Jim Winkle – SBI in Medical Settings – Why is Sustainable Implementation so Elusive?	Presentations 504 Brief Interventions for Alcohol and Related Problems Joao Perez de Souza – Brief Negotiational Intervention for Alcohol Use Disorder: Mental Health Outcomes of Randomized Trial in Tanzania Joao Perez de Souza – Reduce Alcohol for Your Health: A moderation Analysis of a Brief Intervention to Reduce Harmful Alcohol Use in Moshi, Tanzania William Burrough – Development and Implementation of a Novel Three-Part SBIRT Training Series for School-Based Health Center Teams: Enhancing Identification, Intervention, and Collaborative Care for Youth Substance Use
4:30 – 5:00PM	Closing Remarks, Next year’s location Jeremy Bray, Lidia Segura-Garcia, Stacy Sterling, Derek Satre Pritzker Auditorium

INEBRIA 2025 Oral presentations should be ≤ 18 minutes, which allows for a few minutes for questions and discussion.