Recording of International Conference on Drug Prevention, Treatment and Care – Inspiration and Direction
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Originally posted by Edie
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We have put together video recordings of all the plenary sessions that took place in Vienna during the International Conference on Drug Prevention, Treatment and Care – Inspiration and Direction.
You can also view clips of the opening, closing and award ceremony!
Please view the youtube video descriptions for details of individual presentations.
- Opening Ceremony
- Neurobiology of Addiction
- Drug Prevention- Innovations Around the World
- Medication-Assisted Treatment for Substance Use Disorders
- Ensuring Quality for Drug Treatment
- Vulnerable Populations: The Human Stories Behind Substance Use Disorders
- The Key to Addressing Substance Use Disorders for People in Contact with the Criminal Justice System is Cooperation
- The Key to Addressing Substance Use Disorders for People in Contact with the Criminal Justice System is Cooperation (continuation)
- A Closer Look at Evidence-Based Drug Prevention Programmes
- Innovative Ways to Addressing the Treatment of Substance Use Disorders
- From Research to Practice- Improving Drug Prevention and Treatment Programmes through the Development of the Workforce
- Closing and Award Ceremony
Dear Issup Family,
I would like to say thank you for the wonderful experience I had during the international conference on Drug Prevention, Treatment and Care, inspiration and Direction.
It was my first travel experience in Europe. Vienna, Austria is such a beautiful place one has to consider coming back to see the different attractions it has to offer. It was unfortunate that we did not have enough time to go around. I was impressed seeing the St. Stephen Church beautiful architecture and structural design, the beautiful Danube river and the nice people around.
Special mention to Ms. Diana Crossan, the ISSUP Events Manager for her amazing job in coordinating and replying to all the queries of all the participants coming from the different parts of the world.
It was overwhelming listening to eloquent speakers and their practices in the dealing with drug prevention, treatment and care that are evidenced-based. It is indeed a realization that the drug problem is a universal concern. Thank you for the opportunity to learn.
Best regards,
Demi Manuel