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SSA Annual Symposium 2014

START DATE: 06/11/2014

END DATE: 07/11/2014

LOCATION: Park Inn, North Street, York YO1 6JF

http://www.parkinn.co.uk/hotel-york

Pain, analgesia and addiction

Pain and addiction: The three worlds of prescription drug misuse

James Bell

Pain and dependence: Better together

Dr Rebecca Lawrence

Pain and problematic use of opioids

Dr Cathy Stannard

Electronic methods

How are individuals processing the information we provide?

Dr Bridgette Bewick

The brave new world of computerised interventions for addictions

Professor Kathleen Carroll

ALICE RAP and the addictions health footprint - Toward a redesign of addictions governance

THE SOCIETY LECTURE 2014: ALICE RAP and the Addictions Health Footprint

Professor Peter Anderson

SSA-sponsored session 2014

Improving the management of co-morbid addictive and mental disorders through the use of technology

Dr Frances Kay-Lambkin

Matrices and bites: The base of the evidence base for addiction treatment

Mr Mike Ashton

Development and evaluation of SmokeFree Baby

Dr Ildiko Tombor

Patient experience of smoking lapse and relapse back to smoking

Dr Caitlin Notley

Contingency management

Do monetary incentives increase completion of HBV vaccination amongst people in opiate treatment?

Dr Nicola Metrebian

Is it feasible and acceptable to deliver contingency management in UK drug treatment settings?

Dr Timothy Weaver

Alcohol, public health & what we think we know

On the accuracy of brief alcohol questionnaires in primary care in the UK

Professor David Foxcroft

Alcohol licensing and public health: Bringing research and practice together

Dr James Nicholls

Characterising the UK drinking culture using drinking occasions: A latent class analysis

Dr John Holmes

E-cigarettes

E-cigarettes: Good or bad for public health?

Professor Ann McNeill

E-cigarettes: Craving, quitting, and addictive potential

Dr Lynne Dawkins

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