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11Th Annual Addiction 0800–0810 & Housekeeping Day Scientific Conference & Networking Ann Crabtree, MD Fair th 11 ANNUAL ADDICTION DAY Time Event Presentation Speaker 0700–0800 Registration & Continental Breakfast Executive Royal Inn Co-Chairs: Dr. Ann Crabtree & Dr. Nady el-Guebaly Welcome Address Celebrating the 11th Annual Addiction 0800–0810 & Housekeeping Day Scientific Conference & Networking Ann Crabtree, MD Fair Edmonton Zone Edmonton, Alberta Mark Snaterse; Executive Director Welcome 0810-0855 Plenary: The Crazy Game: How I Survived in the Clint Malarchuk ; Inspirational Speaker/Former NHL Inspirational Crease and Beyond Hockey Goaltender Speaker 0900-0945 Introduction: Dr. Nady el-Guebaly; Order of Canada Plenary: Hot Topics Cannabis and Human Performance Bernard Le Foll, MD PhD MCFP & Current Trends 0945 -1000 Nutrition Break & Networking Fair – Executive Royal Foyer Academic Streams Concurrent Workshops Presenters Building Capacity Across Alberta: A Amy Woroniuk, MN PHCNP, Provincial Harm Reduction Approach Debra Morrison, MBA PMP Harm Reduction: Making a Difference Harm Reduction Amy Woroniuk, MN PHCNP, through Policy Development and Dianne Dyer, RN BN MN Legal Nurse Implementation in Practice Consultant Addressing the diversity of people who use drugs through their inclusion in Kelsey Speed, MSc supervised consumption services: a scoping review Prescribing opioids and benzodiazepines Ann Crabtree, MD Safely Advances in Pharmacological Adjuvants for Treating Jeff Harries, MD Treatment Alcohol use Disorder Using Superheroes and fictional Sean Swaby, MA (CCC, ICCAC) characters to foster acceptance and commitment in recovery Ronald Lim, CFP ABAM(dip) DFASAM The Calgary iOAT Medical Protocols and CCSAM FISAM Procedures Jessica Mende, RNBN BA MA Vulnerable “Calgary Injectable Opioid Agonist Stacey Whitman, MN Populations Treatment Program: Connecting Cristina Zaganelli, MN NP with Clients in Wrap-Around Care Protecting Vulnerable Albertans through Regulation of Addiction and Mental Michelle Craig, MSc SLP Health Services: The Mental Health Andrew Douglas Services Protection Act ”CRISM Emerging Health Threat (EHT) Implementation Science Program on Denise Adams, PhD Advances in Opioid Interventions and Services Research: Psychosocial Interventions in the Treatment of Opioid use Disorder: A Cameron T. Wild; PhD Scoping Review ”The craving mind: food addiction and John Christy Johnson, MSc (In Progress) mental illness Indigenous Wise Practices in addressing Darlene Marchuk, RSW BSW MSW addiction: The Old Ways Are The New Freda Sakebow, MISW (In Progress) Ways Daniel O’Brien, MSc Experiences and service needs of Hannah L. Brooks, MSc (In progress) Cultural Diversity Indigenous patients presenting to acute Kevin Cardinal care in an inner city population Patterns and Perceptions: Shifting Linda Kongnetiman, PhD Understanding of Cultural Competence Anna Murphy, BA MA in Addiction and Mental Health 1130–1230 Lunch & Networking Fair – Lancaster and Foyer Starry Night Play - Schizophrenia Society Of Alberta - Lancaster Plenary - An Innovative Approach to Addiction Meldon Kahan , MD CCFP FRCPC Innovations & 1230-1315 Treatment: Rapid Access Addiction Advancements in Medicine (RAAM) Clinics: Treatment 1320-1435 Academic Streams Concurrent Workshops Presenters The Effect Of Reproductive Hormones On Women’s Daily Smoking Across The Ashley Ethier, MA Tobacco Menstrual Cycle” Improving Overall Treatment Outcomes through Tobacco Cessation Modalities Ron Pohar, BSc Pharm APA Clinical for those with Concurrent Mental Illness Pharmacist and/or Addiction Issues” Scaling up harm reduction-based integrated health and housing supports Lara Nixon, MD CCFP(COE) FCFP for older adults experiencing severe Megan Sampson, MA Seniors substance dependence and homelessness” Opioid Agonist Therapy: A Systematic Megg Wylie, BHS (Honours- In Progress) Review of Older Adult Experience Kathy Shettell, BSW Family Engagement Team: Young Adult Jorge Ortiz, MACP Innovative Services Melissa Kortzman, MSW Treatment Delivery Edmonton Day Hospital: An Innovative Mohammad Hasan, ICCDPD Way to Help Trends in substance use among Albertan Jakob Koziel, MSc (In progress) youth (2006 – 2016) Child & Adolescent/Youth Growing Up Online: A Toolkit for Service Providers Working with Children, Youth, Linda Kongnetiman, PhD and Families Experiencing Problematic Anna Murphy, BA MA Use of Digital Technology Implementing a protocol on treating Josh Fanaeian, MD/Jan Deol, MD opioid use disorder from the emergency department. Do adverse childhood experiences Spanning AMH predict distorted beliefs related to Kristen Lambert, RSW BSW MSW Treatment Settings substance use among provincially incarcerated males? 1435-1455 Nutrition Break & Networking Fair – Executive Royal Foyer Plenary: Neurobiology of Substance Abuse Innovations & Disorders and Contributing 1455-1540 Advancement in Annette Fleckenstein, MS PhD Vulnerabilities Research 1545-1600 Closing Remarks Door Prizes Dr. Ann Crabtree & Tuxephoni Winsor .
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