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17 - 20 MARCH 2015 | BRISBANE CONVENTION & EXHIBITION CENTRE, AUSTRALIA
ADASC 2015
PRE-CONFERENCE
PAGE 1
TUESDAY 17 MARCH 2015 5:00 PM - 7.30 PM Registration Desk Open - Plaza Level Foyer
2:00 PM Marijuana PanelPanel consisting of law enforcement, health, research professionals to discuss the question: How do we respond to calls to legalise?
Liquor Industry ID Compliance – Pseudo Juvenile Testing
Tom Clay, Western Australia Police
DEA
Prescription Drug Abuse Trends and Methamphetamine in the
United States John Scherbenske,
U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration
(Continued)
Shedding Light on the Dark Figure of Alcohol-related
Violence Through Agency Data Sharing
Dominique de Andrade, Griffith University
Monitoring Dark Web Marketplaces - Beyond the
Silk RoadJoe Van Buskirk,
National Drug and Alcohol Research Centre
2:30 PM Open Label Trial of Cannabidiol (CBD) for the Management of
Cannabis WithdrawalJan Copeland, NCPIC UNSW
Reducing Alcohol-Related Assaults in City Entertainment
Precincts: A Tale of Three Cities
John Wiggers, Hunter New England Health
Service / University of Newcastle
Drug Markets and Trends in Drug Use Among
Psychostimulant UsersFairlie McIlwraith &
Sophie Hickey, The University of Queensland, School of Population Health,
Responsible Drug Dealers? Self Regulation in the New
Psychoactive Substances (NPS) Market
Nick Wallis, Eros Association
S.T.I.T.C.H – Strategic Touring Information Training and
Communication HubMichelle Kudell,
Association of Alcohol and Other Drug Agencies NT - AADANT
Pharmaceutical Drugs Panel
Panel consisting of representatives from law enforcement, health, Southeastern Coroner, forensic medical officer, Drug Enforcement Administration to discuss the abuse of prescription medicine, over subscription of pharmaceuticals and gateways from prescription opioids to heroin.
Alcohol Fuelled Violence Panel
Panel consisting of law enforcement, industry representatives, health and academics to discuss people, place, case management, community involvement and future strategies.
4:00 PM Terminal Illness Cannabis Scheme: The story so far in NSW
Angela Matheson, NSW Police Force
Why Workplace Drug Testing is so Important
Kirk Hardy, The Drug Detection Agency
Information Rebooted: New Ways to Deliver
AOD InformationAnna Gifford,
Australian Drug Foundation
4:30 PM New (Emerging) Psychoactive Substances - A New Challenge for
Policy Making Vendula Belackova,
Department of Addictology, First Faculty of Medicine,
Charles University in Prague
The Importance of Accuracy of Result for Onsite Drug
Testing Devices Stephen Lane,
Lane Work Safe
Australian Indigenous Alcohol and Other Drugs Knowledge Centre
Kathy Ride, Australian Indigenous HealthInfoNet
5:00 PM Conference Close - Day One
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ADASC 2015
PROGRAM DAY 2
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THURSDAY 19 MARCH 2015 Plenary sessions will be held in the Plaza Auditorium
8:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Registration Desk Open - Plaza Level Foyer
9:00 AM KEYNOTE ADDRESS: Working Together on Prevention Approaches to Reduce Alcohol-Related Problems Neil Guard, Executive Director, Drug and Alcohol Office & Intergovernmental Committee on Drugs (WA)
9:30 AM KEYNOTE ADDRESS: Illicit Drugs in East and Southeast Asia: Recent Developments, Looking Over the Horizon and Responses Jeremy Douglas, Regional Representative of the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime
3:30 PM Closed Session Novel Production Processes for
MDA - Investigation and Forensic Collaboration
Clay Butler, Queensland Police Service &
Sean Davis, Qld Health Forensic and Scientific Services
Drug Driving Panel
Diverse panel consisting of jurisdictional police from drug driving units, toxicologist and researchers to discuss barriers, future direction and enforcement, implications for medicinal cannabis.
Alcohol/Drug-Involved Family Violence in Australia:
A Pilot StudyBeth Costa,
Deakin University
Implementing Corporate Risk Management in the Family Violence Sector taking into Account Drug and Alcohol
StrategiesSteve Schultze, Protective Group
4:00 PM QPS Closed Session Collaboration
Clay Butler, Queensland Police Service &
Sean Davis, Qld Health Forensic and Scientific Services
Alcohol Use in Pregnancy: a 30-Year Follow-Up
Jake Najman, Queensland Alcohol and Drug
Research and Education Centre, The University of Queensland
Application of the ‘Safety Watch’ and ‘BodyCam’ in Reducing Drug and Alcohol Fuelled Violence and
its Impact in our CommunityJames Biesterfeld (Retired),
United States Army Intelligence
4:30 PM Closed Session The New Challenge: Darknet
Enabled CriminalityAnne Rathjen,
South Australia Police
Through the Eyes of Children. The Impact on Children of Parental
Polysubstance AbuseJennifer Richards and Kim Coshaw,
Family Court of Australia
How the Security Industry can “Take a Stand” and Reduce
the Impact of Drug and Alcohol Fuelled Violence and Abuse in
VenuesSteve Wilson, Protective Group
5:00 PM Conference Close - Day Two
7:00 PM Conference Dinner Plaza Terrace Room, Brisbane Convention & Exhibition Centre
PROGRAM DAY 2
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Dress: Business
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ADASC 2015
PROGRAM DAY 3
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BUILDING
PARTNERSHIPSCOLLABORATIVE
Responding within and across borders
FRIDAY 20 MARCH 2015 Plenary sessions will be held in the Plaza Auditorium
8:30 AM Registration Desk Open - Plaza Level Foyer
9:00 AM KEYNOTE ADDRESS - FBI: Building and Refining Collaborative Partnerships to Combat Changing Environments: Cleveland, OhioMichael Brunswick, Assistant Legal Attache
Michael Connelly, Co-commander of the Northern Ohio Law Enforcement Task Force Joseph Pinjuh, Assistant U.S. Attorney, United States Attorney's Office for the Northern District of Ohio
9:45 AM KEYNOTE ADDRESS: What Really Works to Reduce Alcohol Supply, Demand and Harm?Peter Miller, Principal Research Fellow, School of Psychology, Deakin University. Commissioning Editor, Addiction
10:30 AM MORNING TEA, EXHIBITION & POSTERS
11:00 AM Commissioners' Panel
12:30 PM Official Conference Close
1:00 PM LUNCH, EXHIBITION & POSTERS
FOR THE MOST UP TO DATE VERSION, VISIT WWW.ADASC2015.COM. THE ORGANISERS RESERVE THE RIGHT TO MAKE ANY NECESSARY CHANGES WITHOUT NOTICE.