The ICAAP 11 programme has been planned with the needs of the community first and foremost in mind. ICAAP 11 will be held over five days from the 18th to the 22nd of November, 2013 in Bangkok, Thailand.
This critical dialogue about depictions of madness, addiction and crime in Canadian documentary films will take place at Simon Fraser University at Harbour Centre. This is a free and open event.
The focus of the symposium will be on capacity building for research, hence young researchers in the social and health sciences and education and experienced researchers with new data to present are particularly invited to participate.
This briefing will look at how organisations can work together to commission services effectively, tackle drug-related harm and lay the foundations for victim recovery.
The conference will focus on the impact of dependence on society, including policy initiatives targeted at dealing with the difficulties associated with it.
This conference will focus on the nature of drug use with both public health implications and opportunities for effective harm reduction interventions.
The 2011 amendment of the Polish drug law was a good first step, but a lot more has to be done to help people dependent on drugs and strengthen the effectiveness of the country's harm reduction efforts.
This DrugScope briefing for the Recovery Partnership aims to provide a summary of the public health reforms and to inform about how organisations can most effectively prepare to meet the challenges of this new environment.
Policy makers and professionals need to know more about ‘Early intervention’ to implement these strategies in larger scale and about the obstacles to be expected when passing scientific findings into practice.
