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Programme listing:
> Day 1: Monday 21st February 2005
> Day 2: Tuesday 22nd February 2005

 

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Dr Peter Cohen : Should we continue to socially construct cocaine and amphetamine use as deviance or pathology?
Matt Cope : Speeding on top of my script, how it felt and why it was harm reduction
Julia Cottier : Setting up a 'no waiting-list' service - the Wirral experience
Paul Hayes : Debate (for the motion) "This house believes that we need more coercive testing and treatment services"
Dr Robert Newman : Scaling up treatment: Anyone can do it! Lessons from around the world
Ron Peponis : Models of involvement: lessons from the mental health field
Dr Judith Rumgay : Debate (against the motion) "This house believes that we need more coercive testing and treatment services"
Dr Sharon Stancliff : A harm reduction approach to poly-substance use by people in methadone treatment (a report on best practice in the prohibition obsessed USA)
Paul Wells : Debate (against the motion) "This house believes that we need more coercive testing and treatment services"
Peter Wheelhouse : Debate (for the motion) "This house believes that we need more coercive testing and treatment services"

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Speakers listed alphabetically:
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Martin Bennett
Pharmacist, Managing Director and Chair of Associated Chemists (Wicker) Ltd
Supervised consumption with dignity: an impossibility? and Working with drug users: dangers, risks, myths and reality
Abstract | Biography | Powerpoint

Susan Bennett
Consultant, LCS Ltd
What's happening in the drugs field?
Abstract | Biography | Powerpoint

Rachel Britton
Pharmacy Practice, University of Bath
Supervised consumption with dignity: an impossibility? and Working with drug users: dangers, risks, myths and reality
Abstract | Biography | Powerpoint

Derek Bunce
Research Fellow, Regional Research Institute, University of Wolverhampton
User involvement in the West Midlands: First year results from a three year study
Abstract | Powerpoint

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Dr Peter Cohen
Associate Professor and Director of the Centre for Drug Research, University of Amsterdam
Should we continue to socially construct cocaine and amphetamine use as deviance or pathology?
Abstract | Biography | Listen to speech

Matt Cope
Contracts Manager, Southend DAT
Speeding on top of my script, how it felt and why it was harm reduction
Abstract | Biography | Full text of presentation Listen to speech

Dr Jan Copeland
Senior Lecturer, National Drug and Alcohol Research Centre, School of Community Medicine and Public Health University of New South Wales
Australian Adolescent Cannabis Check-up
Abstract

Dr Alex Copello
Consultant Psychologist and Clinical Director, Birmingham & Solihull Substance Misuse Services
Are all talking therapies the same?
Biography | Powerpoint
Julia Cottier
Clinical Services Manager, Chester & Ellesmere Port Drug Services
Setting up a 'no waiting-list' service - the Wirral experience
Abstract | Biography | Powerpoint Listen to speech

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Bob Dunkley
Community Pharmacist, Dewsbury, West Yorkshire
Crushing buprenorphine and supervised consumption
Abstract | Biography | Powerpoint

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Rhoda Emlyn-Jones
Service Manager, Social Services, Cardiff and the Vale Local Authorities
Setting up an effective child and family service
Abstract | Biography | Powerpoint

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Dr Emily Finch
Clinical Team Leader, NTA
Managing mild to moderate mental health problems
Abstract | Biography | Powerpoint

Dr Chris Ford
Chair, The Alliance
Working with crack, benzo and alcohol use in primary care
Abstract | Biography | Powerpoint

Jaye Foster
Healthy Options Team, East London and The City Mental Health NHS Trust
Two case studies of service user involvement in the recruitment of staff for drug services
Abstract | Powerpoint

Diane French
Standards and Inspection Manager, National Treatment Agency
Joint reviews of substance misuse
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Daren Garratt
Development Manager, The Alliance
DAT funded and facilitated user involvement
Abstract | Biography | Powerpoint

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Christopher Hallam
Freelance writer and researcher
Gum fatale: how opium began its deviant career
Abstract | Biography | Powerpoint

Paul Hayes
Chief Executive, National Treatment Agency
Debate: " This house believes that we need more coercive testing and treatment services"
Biography | Listen to speech

Neil Hunt
Director of Research, KCA
Two case studies of service user involvement in the recruitment of staff for drug services
Abstract | Powerpoint

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Alan Joyce
Senior Advocate Worker, The Alliance
'Geriaddicts': aging and dependence
Abstract | Biography

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Dr Michael Kelleher
Consultant Psychiatrist, Maudsley Hospital, London
Responding to crack cocaine use in a drug treatment setting
Abstract | Biography

Rob Kenyon
Workforce Development & Clinical Governance Advisor, Centre for Research in Primary Care, Nuffield Institute for Health
Are all talking therapies the same?
Biography | Powerpoint

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Noreen Langan
Chief Executive, Burton Addiction Centre
Residential rehab: does staying the night make any difference?
Abstract | Biography

Mike Linnell
Director of Communications, Lifeline Drugs Project
'Mad dogs and Englishmen': Lifeline's roasting at the hands of the media
Abstract | Biography

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Monica McCusker
Research Coordinator, MBST Substance Misuse Service
Involving service users in research and development
Abstract | Powerpoint
Evaluation of an inpatient detoxification unit (Kenyon House) for drugs and alcohol
Abstract
Evaluation of a pilot project of direct admission to Tier 4 services (a poster presentation)
Abstract | Powerpoint

Karen McElrath
Reader, School of Sociology and Social Policy, Queen's University, Belfast
Injecting, drug treatment and needle exchange in Northern Ireland
Abstract | Biography | Powerpoint

Tim McSweeney
Research Fellow, Institute for Criminal Policy Research, School of Law, King's College London
DTTOs England vs. Scotland: an 'international comparison'
Abstract | Biography | Powerpoint

Lou Mousley
Team Leader, Leics Community Drug Team
An introduction to the Stars National Initiative

Abstract | Powerpoint

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Professor Joanne Neale
Honorary Senior Research Fellow, Centre for Drug Misuse Research, University of Glasgow
Comparing community and prison-based drug treatments
Abstract | Biography | Powerpoint

Dr Robert Newman
Director of the Baron Edmond de Rothschild Chemical Dependency Institute, Beth Israel Medical Centre, New York, USA Scaling up treatment: Anyone can do it! Lessons from around the world
Abstract | Biography | Powerpoint Listen to speech

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Richard Pates
Consultant Clinical Psychologist, Community Addictions Unit, Cardiff
Amphetamines: use, problems and responses
Abstract | Biography | Powerpoint

Ron Peponis
Philosopher and Expert by Experience, NIMHE.
Models of involvement: lessons from the mental health field
Powerpoint Listen to speech

Beryl Poole
The Alliance
'Geriaddicts': aging and dependence
Abstract | Biography

William Pryor
Writer, publisher and film producer
Unhooked: mysticism and addiction
Abstract | Biography | Powerpoint

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Alan Rosenbach
Head, Sussex DAAT
Workforce strategy
Abstract | Biography | Powerpoint

Dr Judith Rumgay
Senior Lecturer in Social Policy, London School of Economics
Debate: " This house believes that we need more coercive testing and treatment services"
Biography | Full text of presentation Listen to speech

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Simon Shepherd
Chief Executive of the Federation of Drug and Alcohol Professionals
The '2 year rule': employment of current and former drug users
Abstract | Biography

Dr Sharon Stancliff
Medical Director of the Harm Reduction Coalition, New York, USA
A harm reduction approach to poly-substance use by people in methadone treatment (a report on best practice in the prohibition obsessed USA)
Abstract | Biography | Powerpoint Listen to speech

Professor Gerry Stimson
Chief Executive, The International Harm Reduction Association
Harm reduction and drug treatment: a global perspective
Abstract | Biography

Professor John Strang
Director of the National Addiction Centre, Institute of Psychiatry, King’s College London
Injectables a year on: first indications from the pilots
Abstract | Biography

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Richard Tamlyn
Head of Consultancy, DrugScope
How to commission successful consultancy
Abstract | Biography | Powerpoint

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Ian Wardle
Chief Executive, Lifeline
The state of drug treatment in the UK
Abstract | Biography | Powerpoint

Kerry Webb
Clinical Nurse Specialist in Addiction Psychiatry, Liver Unit, Queen Elizabeth Hospital, Birmingham
Should we drink with drugs?
Abstract | Biography | Powerpoint

Paul Wells
Health Inclusion Manager, Coventry CDT
Debate: " This house believes that we need more coercive testing and treatment services"
Biography | Listen to speech

Peter Wheelhouse
Head, Criminal Justice Interventions Programme (CJIP), Drugs Strategy Directorate, Home Office
Debate: " This house believes that we need more coercive testing and treatment services"
Biography | Listen to speech

John Witton
Health Services Research Co-ordinator, National Addiction Centre
New treatments and frameworks for evaluating them

Abstract | Biography | Powerpoint

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Rowdy Yates
Senior Research Fellow, Scottish Addiction Studies, Sociology, Social Policy and Criminology Section, University of Stirlin
DTTOs England vs. Scotland: an 'international comparison'
Abstract | Biography | Powerpoint
An evaluation of the Scottish Drug Courts
Abstract | Biography | Powerpoint

Dr David Young
Clinical Director of the Drug and Alcohol Directorate, East and Central Cheshire, Cheshire and Wirral Partnership Trust
Treating the person rather than the drugs
Abstract | Biography | Powerpoint

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Programme

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Day 1 - Programme
Monday 21st February 2005

Chair: Dr Chris Ford, Chair of The Alliance

    Setting the scene
Plenary session
09.45
  Welcome and introduction
10.00
  Harm reduction and drug treatment: a global perspective
Professor Gerry Stimson, Chief Executive, The International Harm Reduction Association
10.30
 

The state of drug treatment in the UK
Ian Wardle, Chief Executive, Lifeline

11.00
  Coffee
  User involvement: the way forward
Plenary session
11.30
 

Models of involvement: lessons from the mental health field *
Ron Peponis, Philosopher and Expert by Experience, NIMHE.
(Please note change of speaker as Ron replaces Reg McKenna)

12.00
  What's happening in the drugs field?
Susan Bennett, Consultant, LCS Ltd
12.30
 

DAT funded and facilitated user involvement
Daren Garratt, Development Manager, The Alliance

1.00
 

Lunch

2.30
 

Parallel sessions

Main Hall

Injectables a year on: first indications from the pilots *
Professor John Strang, Director of the National Addiction Centre, Institute of Psychiatry, King’s College London


Break-out rooms

Setting up an effective child and family service
Rhoda Emlyn-Jones, Service Manager, Social Services, Cardiff and the Vale Local Authorities

Managing mild to moderate mental health problems
Dr Emily Finch, Clinical Team Leader, NTA

Should we drink with drugs?
Kerry Webb, Clinical Nurse Specialist in Addiction Psychiatry, Liver Unit, Queen Elizabeth Hospital, Birmingham

Workforce strategy
Alan Rosenbach, Head, Sussex DAAT

Amphetamines: use, problems and responses
Richard Pates, Consultant Clinical Psychologist, Community Addictions Unit, Cardiff

Gum fatale: how opium began its deviant career
Christopher Hallam
, freelance writer and researcher

DTTOs England vs. Scotland: an 'international comparison' *
Chaired by: Susanne MacGregor, Professor of Social Policy, Department of Public Health and Policy, London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine.
Tim McSweeney, Research Fellow, Institute for Criminal Policy Research, School of Law, King's College London and
Rowdy Yates, Senior Research Fellow, Scottish Addiction Studies, Sociology, Social Policy and Criminology Section, University of Stirling

Injecting, drug treatment and needle exchange in Northern Ireland
Karen McElrath, Reader, School of Sociology and Social Policy, Queen's University, Belfast

Service user involvement *
Presentations chaired by Danny Morris, UKHRA:
1. Involving service users in research and development
Tony Pickup, Billy Tompkins & Monica McCusker, Research Coordinator, MBST Substance Misuse Service

2. Two case studies of service user involvement in the recruitment of staff for drug services
Jaye Foster, Karen Tyrell, Vanessa Cropper & Neil Hunt

3. User involvement in the West Midlands: First year results from a three year study
Derek Bunce, Research Fellow, Regional Research Institute, University of Wolverhampton

3.45
  Coffee
4.15
  Debate
Plenary session
Motion: "This house believes that we need more coercive testing and treatment services"
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Proposing:

Peter Wheelhouse, Head, Criminal Justice Interventions Programme (CJIP), Drugs Strategy Directorate, Home Office

Seconding: Paul Hayes, Chief Executive, National Treatment Agency
Opposing: Paul Wells, Health Inclusion Manager, Coventry CDT
Seconding: Dr Judith Rumgay, Senior Lecturer in Social Policy, London School of Economics
5.00
  Close
5.00
 

5.00 - 7.00 Drinks reception and buffet

5.00
  Alliance open meeting
5.30
 

Evening fringe meetings

Main Hall

Unhooked: mysticism and addiction *
William Pryor, writer, publisher and film producer

Break-out rooms

'Mad dogs and Englishmen': Lifeline's roasting at the hands of the media
Mike Linnell, Director of Communications, Lifeline Drugs Project

How to commission successful consultancy
Richard Tamlyn, Head of Consultancy, DrugScope

Martindale drinks reception *

Schering-Plough meeting *

Pharmacy issues - a special interest meeting sponsored by Boots
Chairs: Rachel Britton, Pharmacy Practice, University of Bath and
Martin Bennett, Pharmacist, Managing Director and Chair of Associated Chemists (Wicker) Ltd
Presentations:
Working with drug users: dangers, risks, myths and reality
Supervised consumption with dignity: an impossibility?

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Day 2 - Programme
Tuesday 22nd February 2005

Chair: Bill Nelles

   

Using on top: the impact of non-opioid drug use on opiate maintenance treatment
Plenary session

09.45
 

A harm reduction approach to poly-substance use by people in methadone treatment
(a report on best practice in the prohibition obsessed USA)
*
Dr Sharon Stancliff, Medical Director of the Harm Reduction Coalition, New York, USA

10.10
  Responding to crack cocaine use in a drug treatment setting
Dr Michael Kelleher, Consultant Psychiatrist, Maudsley Hospital, London
10.30
  Working with crack, benzo and alcohol use in primary care
Dr Chris Ford, Chair, The Alliance
10.45
 

Speeding on top of my script, how it felt and why it was harm reduction
Matt Cope, Contracts Manager, Southend DAT

11.00
  Panel and questions
11.15
  Coffee

11.45

 

Parallel sessions

Main hall

Should we continue to socially construct cocaine and amphetamine use as deviance or pathology?
Dr Peter Cohen, Associate Professor and Director of the Centre for Drug Research, University of Amsterdam


Break-out rooms

Are all talking therapies the same? *
Chair: Mike Ashton, Editor, Findings Drugs and Alcohol Magazine
Rob Kenyon, Workforce Development & Clinical Governance Advisor, Centre for Research in Primary Care, Nuffield Institute for Health.
Dr Alex Copello
Consultant Psychologist and Clinical Director, Birmingham & Solihull Substance Misuse Services

Comparing community and prison-based drug treatments *
Professor Joanne Neale, Honorary Senior Research Fellow, Centre for Drug Misuse Research, University of Glasgow

The '2 year rule': employment of current and former drug users
Simon Shepherd, Chief Executive of the Federation of Drug and Alcohol Professionals

Crushing buprenorphine and supervised consumption
Bob Dunkley, Community Pharmacist, Dewsbury, West Yorkshire

Treating the person rather than the drugs
Dr David Young, Clinical Director of the Drug and Alcohol Directorate, East and Central Cheshire, Cheshire and Wirral Partnership Trust

Residential rehab: does staying the night make any difference?
Noreen Langan, Chief Executive, Burton Addiction Centre

'Geriaddicts': aging and dependence
Alan Joyce, Senior Advocate Worker, The Alliance and Beryl Poole, The Alliance

New treatments and frameworks for evaluating them
John Witton, Health Services Research Co-ordinator, National Addiction Centre

Young people & In patient detoxification *
Chaired by Kim Clarke, Clinical Governance and Research Co-ordinator, Addictions Division, Specialist Services Directorate
Presentations:
1. Australian Adolescent Cannabis Check-up
Dr Jan Copeland, Senior Lecturer, National Drug and Alcohol Research Centre, School of Community Medicine and Public Health University of New South Wales

2. An introduction to the Stars National Initiative
Lou Mousley, Team Leader, Leics Community Drug Team

3. Evaluation of an inpatient detoxification unit (Kenyon House) for drugs and alcohol
Monica McCusker, Research Coordinator, MBST Substance Misuse Service

Scottish Drug Courts & Joint Reviews of Substance Misuse *
Paper presentations session chaired by Des Flannagan:

An evaluation of the Scottish Drug Courts
Rowdy Yates, Senior Research Fellow, Scottish Addiction Studies, Sociology, Social Policy and Criminology Section, University of Stirling

Joint reviews of substance misuse
Diane French, Standards and Inspection Manager, National Treatment Agency

1.00
  Lunch
 

Providing quality treatment: building capacity and providing quality treatment
Plenary session

2.00
 

Setting up a 'no waiting-list' service - the Wirral experience
Julia Cottier, Clinical Services Manager, Chester & Ellesmere Port Drug Services

2.40
 

Scaling up treatment: Anyone can do it! Lessons from around the world
Dr Robert Newman, Director of the Baron Edmond de Rothschild Chemical Dependency Institute, Beth Israel Medical Centre, New York, USA

3.20

 

Summing up and close

3.30
  Coffee

* - denotes change and/or addition to printed programme

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