The organised efforts of governments, health systems, and communities to prevent substance-related harms, promote wellbeing, and improve population health outcomes. A public health approach focuses on prevention, early intervention, treatment, recovery support, and harm reduction, while also addressing the social, economic, and environmental factors that influence substance use. It relies on surveillance data, evidence-based interventions, policies, and cross-sector collaboration to reduce the overall burden of substance use disorders and promote healthier communities.
Public Health
Disruptions to U.S. local public health’s role in population-based substance use prevention and response during COVID-19
EIE2023 Call for Abstracts
Implementation enthusiasts around the world are invited to submit their work to EIE2023!
The EIE2023 welcomes submissions from all settings and contexts in health, social welfare and education – and from all perspectives, i.e., from scientists, researchers, organisational leaders, practitioners, policymakers, funders and others.
European Implementation Event 2023
The European Implementation Event 2023 will take place in Basel, Switzerland, on June 8 & 9, 2023. The planning team is excited to announce that registration is now open and that Early Bird tickets are available until March 15, 2023.
What to expect from #EIE2023?
Guidelines and Recommendations for School-based Prevention
People, Planet, or Profit: alcohol’s impact on a sustainable future
Integrated brief interventions for noncommunicable disease risk factors in primary care: the manual
Webinar: Re-Imagining Children's Rights Through a Family-Centred Lens
Every child has a right to a life free from harm within a community that supports them and their family to thrive.
But does every child get to experience these rights?
Strategies to cut down drinking, alcohol consumption, and usual drinking frequency
Opening Doors: ensuring access for all to alcohol support
Opening doors
Ensuing access for all to alcohol support
Alcohol Change UK’s national online conference
Thursday 2 March 2023
People aren’t hard to reach. We just don’t always reach them.