ISBRA-WHO capacity building workshops for young professionals*
* Young professionals: Those who are under 45 year-old at the time of the Congress or students who have valid student’s ID.
ISBRA-WHO workshops are designed primarily for young professionals, but are open to all ISBRA meeting participants with registration priority given to young professionals, particularly from less resourced countries.
- We encourage young professionals who are interested in participating in the workshops to prepare and submit an abstract for one of the first 5 workshops listed-below; an abstract is not required for Workshop 6.
- Two high quality abstracts will be selected by the local organizing committee, in consultation with WHO, for presentation in that workshop.
- The authors of selected abstracts will be given an opportunity to present their work at the relevant workshops.
- Travel reimbursement (up to USD 1,500) will be awarded to participants whose abstracts are selected for oral presentations at the workshops. Ten travel awards will be granted.
- Participants are allowed to submit a maximum of one abstract for each of the 5 sessions.
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Abstracts not selected for oral presentation can be presented as a poster, provided the submitted abstract meets the necessary requirements for a poster presentation.
Please note that this award is different from the ISBRA young investigator award (YIA). We encourage poster presentation of abstracts that are not chosen for oral presentations. These posters will be presented at a designated area in the poster presentation site.
Participants who wish to participate in the ISBRA-WHO workshops will need to register prior to the event; this registration is separate from the general registration for the ISBRA meeting. Registration for the workshop should be completed at the time of abstract submission. The deadline for submission of abstracts is Thursday, May 10, 2018.
It is also possible to register to and participate in the ISBRA-WHO workshops without submitting an abstract. Ideally, those who register for any of the ISBRA-WHO workshops will participate in all six workshops. However, this is not obligatory.
A certificate of attendance will be provided to those who attended at least 3 ISBRA-WHO workshops.
Workshop schedule (provisional)
Workshop 1
13:30-15:00 on September 9 (Sun)
Topic:
Alcohol and drug epidemiology to inform policy development: how to conduct relevant epidemiological research on substance use and substance use disorders
Facilitator: TBA
Senior researcher for presentation: TBA
Two presentations by young investigators
Workshop 2
15:30-17:00 September 9 (Sun)
Topic:
Defining and diagnosing disorders due to substance use and addictive behaviours: focus on ICD-11 and its comparisons with ICD-10 and DSM-5.
Facilitator: TBA
Two presentations by young investigators
(each presentation should include at least two different cases)
Workshop 3
9:50-11:20 on September 10 (Sun)
Topic:
How to perform a reliable and accurate brief assessment of alcohol use and alcohol use disorders in health care settings
Facilitator: TBA
Senior researcher for presentation: TBA
Two presentations by young investigators
Workshop 4
13:00-14:30 on September 10
Topic:
Translating evidence into practice in different health care systems: focus on brief interventions and cognitive behavioural therapies in the management of alcohol use and alcohol use disorders
Facilitator: TBA
Senior researcher for presentation: TBA
Two presentations by young investigators
Workshop 5
14:50-16:20 on September 10
Topic:
How to increase treatment coverage for alcohol use disorders
Facilitator: TBA
Senior researcher for presentation: TBA
Two presentations by young investigators
Workshop 6
16:30-18:00 on September 10
Topic:
How to prepare an effective scientific papers and conference presentations
Facilitator: TBA
Senior researchers:
Prof. Victor Hesselbrock, USA
Prof. Marc Schuckit, USA
Others
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