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Informing
Supporting
Representing
Leading
The 2014 Scottish Drugs
Conference and
Projects Fair
Glasgow 29 October 2014
This event will:
Bring together a wide range of stakeholders from across
the drugs sector
Promote discussion and dialogue on policy
Share examples of good practice in order to promote
improvements in services to people with drug problems
The event will feature:
Debate, seminars and conversation cafe running
throughout the day
Exhibition stands showcasing work from across Scotland
Poster presentations on good practice
A national resource of
expertise on drug issues
www.sdf.org.uk
www.scottishdrugservices.com
www.naloxone.org.uk
Policy Change and Development
The role of national advisory committees
Professor Les Iverson, Chair of the Advisory Council on the Misuse of Drugs
Kyrie James, Chair, Welsh Government Panel on Substance Misuse
Dr Brian Kidd, Chair of the Scottish Drug Strategy Delivery Commission
The Independent Expert Review of Opioid Replacement Therapies in Scotland
Dr Brian Kidd, Chair of the Opioid Replacement Therapy Review Group
Dr Kennedy Roberts, Opioid Replacement Therapy Review Member
Peter McLeod, Chair, Renfrewshire ADP
Self Directed Support
Scottish Government (SDS Team)
Lee McLaughlin, SDS Lead Implementation Officer, East Ayrshire HSCP
Linda Surgenor, Clinical Operations Manager, East Ayrshire HSCP
Kelly Gainty, East Dunbartonshire Council
Liz Sneddon, Co-ordinator, East Dunbartonshire ADP
Integration of Health and Social Care - implications for the planning and delivery of
addiction services
Nick Smith, Co-ordinator, Edinburgh City ADP
Speaker (tbc)
Emerging Issues and Changing Contexts
Monitoring and responding to new trends in NPS use
Josie Smith, National Lead for Substance Misuse, Public Health Wales
Jo McManus, Greater Glasgow & Clyde Health Board
Marie Wilson, Addiction Education & Prevention Specialist, Ayrshire & Arran Health Board
The challenge of responding to NPS injecting
Katy McLeod, Scottish Drugs Forum
John Campbell, Greater Glasgow & Clyde Health Board
Con Lafferty, NHS Lothian
Vicky Craik, CREW
Injecting of performance and image enhancing drugs
John Campbell, Greater Glasgow & Clyde Health Board
Lesley Graham, Specialist BBV Nurse, Greater Glasgow & Clyde Health Board
Service Development and Improving Practice
Treatment and care for older drug users
David Liddell, Scottish Drugs Forum
Karen Black, Bristol Drug Project
Dr Saket Priyadarshi, Clinical Lead, NHS GG&C Addiction Services
Heroin Assisted Treatment
Dr Thilo Beck, Arud Zentren fur Suchtmedizin, Switzerland
Kirsten Horsburgh, Naloxone Co-ordinator, Scottish Drugs Forum
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Innovations in recovery
John Deeney, Service Navigator & Jon Hall, Commissioning & Development Manager,
Phoenix Futures
Andrew Horne, Director of Operations Scotland, Addaction
Developing role of community pharmacy in responding to the needs of people with drug
problems
David Thomson, Lead Pharmacist, Greater Glasgow & Clyde Health Board
Karen Melville, Principal Pharmacist, Tayside Health Board
Carole Frew and Lynda Allan, Boots Pharmacy
Addiction Worker Training Project - partnership in action
Suzanne Davidson, Scottish Drugs Forum
Carole Jones, Shaw Trust
Mark Stevens, ADP Co-ordinator, Fife ADP
Recording outcomes - databases and monitoring systems
Information Statistics Division, Speaker (tbc)
Treating current drug users for HCV
Leon Wylie, Lead Officer, Hepatitis Scotland
John Dillon, Honorary Consultant Hepatologist & Gastroenterologist, Tayside Health Board
Good practice models re child welfare and parental substance problems
Anna Flaherty, Project Manager, Circle Lanarkshire
Eleanor McDermott, Development Officer North, Lanarkshire ADP
Aberlour Childcare Trust, speaker (tbc)
Trauma and drug use - Lessons from Northern Ireland
Sean McCollum, Scottish Drugs Forum
Martina Mullin O’Hare, Belfast Health & Social Care Trust
Good practice in Naloxone supply
Jason Wallace, Scottish Drugs Forum
Gemma Roberts, NHS Borders
Dave Barrie, Addaction
Veterans, substance use and mental ill health-how can we improve practice?
Austin Smith, Policy Officer, Scottish Drugs Forum
Rosie Winyard, Service Manager, Substance Misuse Service, Combat Stress
Providing residential services - issues and practice
Patricia Tracey and Christine Buntrock, Turning Point Scotland
Vic Walker, Managing Co-ordinator, Crossreach
Liz Nardone, Fife Intensive Rehabilitation & Substance Misuse Team
User Involvement
Mark Gallagher, ADP Lead Officer, John Burns, ADP Policy Officer and Denny
McLaughlin, Chair of Service User Committee, North Ayrshire ADP
Morag Gallacher, Peer Researcher
Caryn Smith, North Ayrshire Council Addiction Services
Cheryl Gilmour, NHS Ayrshire & Arran Addiction Service
East Ayrshire ADP - Speaker (tbc)
Sean McCollum, Head of Operations, Scottish Drugs Forum
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The Venue
The Conference is being held at the Radisson Blu Hotel, Argyle Street,
Glasgow on 29 October 2014 from 10.00am - 16.30pm.
There will be 36 stalls at the conference.
There will be boards for poster displays in the main milling area.
There are five seminar rooms in which presentations and sessions will run
throughout the day.
The size of the seminar rooms vary and sessions will be allocated to rooms
according to demand. The most popular sessions will run more than once.
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There are three ways to get involved
As an Exhibitor:
The exhibitor package includes:
• 2 delegate places with full access to the whole event and lunch & refreshments
• A shell scheme 3m x 2m
• A name board with single colour
• A 2m table
• 2 chairs
• An electrical point
There are 36 exhibitor spaces available.
Large organisations (budget of over £1 million)
£400 (£350 SDF Members)
Small organisations (budget of under £1 million)
£130 (£100 for SDF Members)
Private Sector organisations
£1,000
As a Poster Presenter:
You can choose to produce a poster for exhibition at the event. This should
showcase innovative practice or a good practice example from your organisation.
The poster presenter package includes:
• 1 delegate place with full access to the whole event and lunch & refreshments
• A board and stand on which to exhibit your poster.
£50 (£35 SDF Members)
As a Delegate:
You can choose to attend as a delegate with full access to the whole event and
lunch & refreshments
£50 (£35 SDF Members)
There is a small budget for bursaries, apply in writing to SDF.
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Developing a Poster Presentation
A poster presentation is an excellent way of showcasing an interesting
piece of work, an innovation or an issue you have researched.
It is also a good way of finding joint working partners, funders or
networking with others who have similar interests.
Scottish Drugs Forum can advise on the size of posters that can be
displayed on the available boards.
People making poster presentations pay the normal delegate rate - so,
in effect, poster presentation is free!
You should apply to SDF to have a poster for exhibition at the event:
Contact [email protected] for support or information about poster
presentation.
Who should attend?
•Alcohol and Drug Partnerships
•Treatment and Support Services
•Harm Reduction Services
•Move-on and Recovery Services
•Homelessness, Housing & Housing Support Services
•BBV and Sexual Health Managed Care Networks
•Sexual Health Services
•Child Welfare Organisations
•Employability Services
•Mental Health Services
•Criminal Justice Services
•Prison-based Workers
•Police
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Booking Form
SDF Annual Conference & Projects Fair
Venue: Radisson Hotel, Argyle St, Glasgow
Date: 29th October 2014
Name
Job Title
Organisation
Address
Postcode
Town
Email
Tel No
(please print)
Dietary or Access
requirements
Please 3 the appropriate box
DELEGATE
SDF Member
Non Member
£35
£50
EXHIBITOR STANDS
SDF Member
Non Member
LARGE ORG
£350
£400
SMALL ORG
£100
£130
Private Sector
£1000
N/A
See Page 5 for Definition of Large & Small Organisations
POSTER PRESENTATION
SDF Member
£35
Non Member
£50
Scottish Drugs Forum Member No
Or, please invoice me at the following address if different from above:
How to apply: Return completed application by 15 August 2014 to: Michael Griffin, SDF, 91 Mitchell
Street, Glasgow G1 3LN. or Fax to: 0141 248 6414 or email [email protected]
You can also book online at www.sdf.org.uk
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We would like to thank the following organisations
for supporting this event: