PROGRAM
Days: Sunday, October 30th Monday, October 31st Tuesday, November 1st Wednesday, November 2nd
Sunday, October 30th
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08:30-16:30 Session 1: Introduction to the Universal Prevention Curriculum (UPC)
Introduction to the Universal Prevention Curriculum (UPC)
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Location: Hotel Albrechtshof, room B
09:00-16:00 Session 2A: “Give me the money!”: how to ask for research funding
“Give me the money!”: how to ask for research funding.
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Location: Jugendgästehaus Hauptbahnhof
09:00-12:00 Session 2B: An Introduction to Latent Class Analysis for Prevention Research: Identifying High-Risk Subgroups in the Population
An Introduction to Latent Class Analysis for Prevention Research: Identifying High-Risk Subgroups in the Population
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Location: Hotel Albrechtshof, room A
13:00-16:00 Session 3: An Introduction to the Multiphase Optimization Strategy (MOST) for Building More Effective, Economical, and Sustainable Preventive Interventions
An Introduction to the Multiphase Optimization Strategy (MOST) for Building More Effective, Economical, and Sustainable Preventive Interventions.
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Location: Hotel Albrechtshof, room A
Monday, October 31st
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10:30-12:00 Session 5: EUSPR Members’ Meeting
Location: Großer Saal
12:00-13:45Lunch Break - EUSPR Members only
12:00-13:45 Session 7A: Early Careers Forum Networking lunch
Location: Raum Lessing
14:00-15:00 Session 8: Conference Opening
Welcome addresses from:
- Prof David Foxcroft, EUSPR President
- Antje Niewisch-Lennartz, Minister of Justice of Lower Saxony
- Erich Marks, Executive Director of the Crime Prevention Council of Lower Saxony and Executive Director of the German Congress on Crime Prevention
- Andreas Armborst, Head of the National Center for Crime Prevention
- A representative from the Federal Centre for Health Education
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Location: Großer Saal
15:00-16:30 Session 9: Plenary 1
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Location: Großer Saal
| 15:00 | Developmental Approaches to Crime and Violence Prevention: Issues of Evaluation, Generalization and Differentiation ( abstract ) |
| 15:45 | How do we develop prevention programs and health systems in dynamic environments and in response to changes in population, through the arrival of refugees and migrants? ( abstract ) |
16:30-17:30 Session 10: Poster Session and drinks reception
Poster Session
Location: Cafeteria
| 16:30 | Support for people suffering from war related post traumatic stress disorders in Ukraine. ( abstract ) |
| 16:30 | Nino & Nina: Skills Programme ( abstract ) |
| 16:30 | Factors associated with cannabis use among adolescents: the role of parents, peers, attitudes and skills ( abstract ) |
| 16:30 | Factors associated with drunkenness episodes among adolescents: the role of parents, peers, attitudes and skills ( abstract ) |
| 16:30 | Factors associated with tobacco use among adolescents: the role of parents, peers, attitudes and skills ( abstract ) |
| 16:30 | Beyond not bad or just OK, investigating social predictors of young adults’ multidimensional functioning – a TRAILS study ( abstract ) |
| 16:30 | Effectiveness of social-emotional education on preventing children problem behaviors across Europe: results of EAP_SEL project ( abstract ) |
| 16:30 | Linking Anonymous Data from Student's Questionnaires in Prospective Prevention Trial Using Self-Generated Identification Codes ( abstract ) |
| 16:30 | Prevention programs of drug misuse schools based: teacher’s perceptions of materials ( abstract ) |
| 16:30 | The Diffusion of Strenghtening Families Program (SFP 10-14) in Brazil: A Grounded Theory Based Study. ( abstract ) |
| 16:30 | The induction of policy of drugs in the state RN, Brazil ( abstract ) |
| 16:30 | Implementing programs aiming to prevent substance misuse in Brazil ( abstract ) |
| 16:30 | When sugar becomes salient...? The role of non-conscious motivation in healthful choices for self and significant others. ( abstract ) |
| 16:30 | Parental monitoring and school motivation in French-Canadian adolescents: A three-year transactional model ( abstract ) |
| 16:30 | Health Professionals or the Internet?: Marijuana Health Communication Preferences for rural Hispanic/Latino Adults in the United States ( abstract ) |
| 16:30 | Non-substance addictive behaviours among Warsaw adolescents: risk and protective factors ( abstract ) |
| 16:30 | The association of brooding with the severity of gambling related problems and its remission ( abstract ) |
| 16:30 | Practising Extracurricular Activities: is it a Protective Factor from Risk Behaviors among Romanian Adolescents? ( abstract ) |
| 16:30 | A computer based intervention for primary care patients with at-risk alcohol consumption and depressive symptoms: Results from a pilot study ( abstract ) |
| 16:30 | Determinants of non-participation in a behavior change intervention study in apparently healthy individuals aged 42 - 65 years ( abstract ) |
| 16:30 | A Web-Based Group Course Preventive Intervention for 15-25 Year Olds Having Parents with Substance use or Mental Health Problems: A Randomized Controlled Trial ( abstract ) |
| 16:30 | Youth Street Work in Koper, Slovenia ( abstract ) |
| 16:30 | Social competence and depression at the time of the great refugee crisis; European context Social competence self-assesment of patientes diagnosed with depression ( abstract ) |
| 16:30 | Lions Quest Skills for Adolescence in South East Europe: case-control changes across students exposed to this life skills based programme. ( abstract ) |
| 16:30 | Current state of selective prevention practice in drug abuse, Croatian perspective ( abstract ) |
| 16:30 | Pilot results of Mantente REAL (keepin’ it REAL), an evidence-based youth drug prevention program for Spanish secondary students ( abstract ) |
| 16:30 | 6 months' effectiveness of the french smoking cessation quitline ( abstract ) |
| 16:30 | Alcohol Consumption within On-Campus Contexts: A UK Pilot Study ( abstract ) |
| 16:30 | Personalised digital interventions have no impact on risky drinking and alcohol related harms in young people in a randomised controlled trial ( abstract ) |
| 16:30 | Do socio-economic factors explain variations of heavy drinking over the course of the week among job-seekers with at-risk alcohol use? ( abstract ) |
| 16:30 | Promoting safer behaviour of young drivers through workshops with traffic accident survivors with spinal injuries ( abstract ) |
| 16:30 | Case study: outcomes and lessons learned from implementing KiVa in a North Wales school ( abstract ) |
| 16:30 | Smoking and vaping among German adolescents – lifetime use of cigarettes, hookah, and e-cigarettes ( abstract ) |
| 16:30 | Lessons Learned from Year 1 of the Good Behavior Game Randomized Control Trial in UK Primary Schools ( abstract ) |
| 16:30 | HaLT – Hart am LimiT (“Stop – Close to the limit”): Two strategy alcohol prevention program for teenagers under 18 years ( abstract ) |
| 16:30 | American Institutes for Research Good Behavior Game Research and Implementation ( abstract ) |
| 16:30 | Integrating Occupational Cancer Prevention into Educational Program dedicated to young people in professional training ( abstract ) |
| 16:30 | Users’ Experiences with the Open Kindergarten in Norway ( abstract ) |
| 16:30 | PERCEIVED HEALTH STATUS, DEPRESSION AND SMOKING CESSATION TREATMENT OUTCOMES ( abstract ) |
| 16:30 | THE RELEVANCE OF DEPRESSIVE SYMPTOMS TO PREVENT SMOKING RELAPSE ( abstract ) |
| 16:30 | Molecular prevention? Interaction of serotonin transporter polymorphism 5-HTTLPR and psychosocial conditions and outcomes related to drug addictions: implications for prevention science and practice ( abstract ) |
| 16:30 | Strengths and challenges in prevention practice: State of the art in Croatia ( abstract ) |
| 16:30 | The HIV-related Attitudes Scale (HIV-AS): Factor structure and psychometric properties in Portuguese adolescents ( abstract ) |
| 16:30 | Mediation of an efficacious HIV risk reduction intervention for Spanish adolescents: The importance of knowledge on HIV and STIs ( abstract ) |
| 16:30 | Metric characteristics of the Family Resilience Assessment Scale (FRAS) in Croatian context ( abstract ) |
| 16:30 | Project overview: Specific characteristics of families at risk - contribution to complex interventions planning ( abstract ) |
| 16:30 | Household smoking bans and youth smoking behaviour in Italy: findings from the SIDRIAT longitudinal study ( abstract ) |
| 16:30 | Positive youth development through music: El Sistema movement ( abstract ) |
| 16:30 | Trial of a program-specific implementation framework ( abstract ) |
| 16:30 | The place of prevention in sexual and reproductive health - Overview of the current situation of sexuality education in the Czech Republic. ( abstract ) |
| 16:30 | Community correlates of teenage birth rates among townships in Taiwan: spatial and temporal dimensions ( abstract ) |
| 16:30 | Might mindfulness protect against the formation of maladaptive health behaviour habits, or help to alleviate them? ( abstract ) |
| 16:30 | Alcohol and football: A study of alcohol service and allowed entry of obviously alcohol-intoxicated spectators at sporting events ( abstract ) |
| 16:30 | Gender differences in gambling among adolescents ( abstract ) |
| 16:30 | The reception of the prevention program "Taste of life - a debate about designer drugs" in the different groups of pupils from the universal and a higher risk level. ( abstract ) |
| 16:30 | Abuse liability and nicotine dependence levels among e-cigarette users ( abstract ) |
| 16:30 | Alcohol intoxication at Swedish football matches: A study using biological sampling to measure blood alcohol concentration levels among spectators ( abstract ) |
| 16:30 | The challenges of disseminating evidence-based practices to prevent drug use in Brazilian public policy ( abstract ) |
| 16:30 | Burden of disease, health and economic impacts: a Prevention Lab in Piedmont region. ( abstract ) |
| 16:30 | MOTIVATIONAL SYSTEMS, DRINKING EXPECTATIONS AND DRINKING BEHAVIOUR OF UNIVERSITY STUDENTS ( abstract ) |
| 16:30 | Improving accessibility and efficiency of children´s mental health services in Estonia ( abstract ) |
| 16:30 | Evaluation protocol of the first Moi(s) sans tabac in France, a national and regional campaign against smoking ( abstract ) |
| 16:30 | Implementing sustainable evidence based interventions within services for children in Norway: www.ungsinn.no ( abstract ) |
| 16:30 | Towards evidence based substance use prevention - The Swedish Public Health Agency´s allocation of funds for efficacy evaluation ( abstract ) |
| 16:30 | Attitudes of adolescents towards drug use. An analysis by gender of the effects of the Spanish Strengthening Families Program (SFP) ( abstract ) |
| 16:30 | Co-responsibility in education: key elements for the enhancement of the training of program developers in evidence-based family prevention programs ( abstract ) |
| 16:30 | Family midwives and nurses in early childhood intervention: Have they been successful? ( abstract ) |
| 16:30 | People hold implicit theory of Prevention: The Belief in Prevention (BiP) scale ( abstract ) |
| 16:30 | Prevalence and risk factors of problem gambling in adolescents ( abstract ) |
| 16:30 | Among friends: a qualitative exploration of the role of peers in young people’s alcohol use using Bourdieu’s concepts of habitus, field and capital ( abstract ) |
| 16:30 | Positive effects of implementing an HIV risk reduction intervention with the highest fidelity of implementation in schools ( abstract ) |
17:30-19:00 Session 11A: Early Career Presentations 1
Early Career 1
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Location: Raum Lessing
| 17:30 | Standing Strong Together: The relationship between the therapist and client in preventing externalizing behaviour in adolescents with mild to borderline intellectual disabilities ( abstract ) |
| 17:45 | Waterpipe Use Among Young Adults is Predicted by Early Onset of Other Substance Use - Results from a Population-based Cohort in Sweden ( abstract ) |
| 18:00 | Self-Determination as a Moderator in the Relationship between Personality Traits and Cannabis Consumption ( abstract ) |
| 18:15 | Relationship between impulsivity, Sensation Seeking and alcohol-related problems among adolescents: Two years follow-up ( abstract ) |
17:30-19:00 Session 11B: Special S 2: Global perspective on Prevention Science in a Changing World
The symposium will focus on presenting examples and highlights of global prevention efforts, as presented in the coming Cambridge Handbook of International Prevention Science (Moshe Israelashvili & John L. Romano, Editors). The symposium will include five presentations, all made by contributors to the Handbook, that will give the audience an up-to-date perspectives on current prevention efforts across the globe, similarities and differences across these efforts, examples of global and local adaptations of prevention interventions, challenges that global prevention science faces globally and the emerging conclusions as to the future of global prevention science. Participants in the symposium and the titles of their presentations, in order of presentations, will be: Moshe Israelashvili, Tel Aviv University, Israel: A differential perspective on Global Prevention Science Amador Calafat, European Institute of Studies on Prevention (IREFREA), Spain: Prevention in the context of Recreational Nightlife Petra Buchwald, Bergische Universität Wuppertal, Germany: Stress Prevention among German Teachers Rosaria Galanti, Department of Public Health Sciences, Karolinska Institutet, Sweden: Evaluation of Complex preventive Interventions John L Romano, University of Minnesota (Emeritus), USA: Global Prevention Science: A Call for Action
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Location: Raum Gauss
| 17:30 | A differential perspective on Global Prevention Science ( abstract ) |
| 17:45 | Evaluation of Complex Preventive Interventions ( abstract ) |
| 18:00 | Prevention in the context of Recreational Nightlife: where we are? ( abstract ) |
| 18:15 | Stress Prevention among German Teachers ( abstract ) |
| 18:30 | Global Prevention Science: A Call for Action ( abstract ) |
Tuesday, November 1st
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09:00-10:30 Session 12: Plenary 2: Scientific Roundtable - What is the role of prevention and prevention science in a changing world?
A facilitated discussion including contributions from Professor Nanna Mik-Meyer (Danish National Centre for Social Research, DK); Albert Kern (Ministry of Health, DE); and Dr Kathryn Oliver (University of Oxford, UK)
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Location: Großer Saal
| 09:00 | Invited discussant ( abstract ) |
| 09:45 | Invited discussant ( abstract ) |
| 10:30 | Invited discussant ( abstract ) |
10:30-11:00Coffee
11:00-12:45 Session 13A: Parallel 2.1: Prevention systems and policy
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Location: Großer Saal
| 11:00 | How can prevention systems be defined and compared across European countries? ( abstract ) |
| 11:15 | Improving prevention system functioning on state level ( abstract ) |
| 11:30 | How well do prevention programmes transport across countries? Using multi-level meta-regression to test the effectiveness of imported vs. home-grown parenting programmes for child disruptive behaviour ( abstract ) |
| 11:45 | The transition from efficacy to effectiveness of prevention interventions: reflections for a more rational choice of public health interventions ( abstract ) |
| 12:00 | Collective impact: setting up is hard, sustaining it is harder. ( abstract ) |
11:00-12:45 Session 13B: Parallel 2.2: Resilience and risk reduction in young people
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Location: Raum Lessing
| 11:00 | Preliminary findings from a systematic review of tools and instruments used to measure parent and child outcomes in evaluation studies of parent programmes for parents with children aged 0-5 years ( abstract ) |
| 11:15 | Introducing and researching the KiVa antibullying programme in Wales ( abstract ) |
| 11:30 | Using parent training in addition to standard interventions for developmentally delayed and disabled children improves behavioural problems of children, lowers parental stress and reduces family-related conflict potential ( abstract ) |
| 11:45 | Preventive support options after parental divorce using the example of wir2 ( abstract ) |
| 12:00 | Ten Year Follow-up of a Randomized Controlled and an Uncontrolled Trial of Triple P-Group: Outcome for Parent and Child Variables ( abstract ) |
11:00-12:45 Session 13C: Parallel 2.3: Promoting wellbeing in a changing world
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Location: Raum Gauss
| 11:00 | Economic evaluation of an early childhood intervention to prevent obesity: the Primrose study ( abstract ) |
| 11:15 | OPTIMISING HEALTHCARE TRANSITIONS FOR YOUNG PEOPLE ( abstract ) |
| 11:30 | Physical activity and sedentary behavior in leisure time in 42-65 aged apparently healthy adults ( abstract ) |
| 11:45 | Does accelerometer wearing bias physical activity data? Trending in time series of physical activity measured by accelerometry as an indicator of measurement reactivity ( abstract ) |
11:00-12:45 Session 13D: Parallel 2.4: Understanding health and social behaviours to inform prevention
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Location: Heilige Elisabeth von Marburg Saal
| 11:00 | Social competence and depression at the time of the great refugee crisis; European context Differences in social competence self-assesment of patientes diagnosed with depression due to the form of treatment ( abstract ) |
| 11:15 | The Impact of Brazilian Drug Abuse Prevention Program "Jogo Elos" in Promoting the Basis for Cultural Capital Appropriation ( abstract ) |
| 11:30 | Latent Pattern of Health Risk Factors in Relation to Depressive Symptoms among Primary Care Patients ( abstract ) |
| 11:45 | Controlling behaviours and technology-facilitated abuse perpetrated by men receiving substance use treatment in England and Brazil: prevalence and risk factors ( abstract ) |
| 12:00 | Socio-economical inequalities in mortality and the contribution of life styles in the Italian Longitudinal Study. ( abstract ) |
12:45-14:15Lunch Break
14:15-16:00 Session 14A: Parallel 3.1: Focus on supporting evidence based practice
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Location: Großer Saal
| 14:15 | Lessons learned from practical examples of prevention in the UK public sector ( abstract ) |
| 14:30 | Feasibility of a Proportionate Universal approach to the delivery of a family-based substance misuse prevention intervention: recruitment, group composition and implementation fidelity ( abstract ) |
| 14:45 | Developing evidence-based prevention system for local communities in Slovenia ( abstract ) |
| 15:00 | Training and education in preventive science and interventions: pilot implementation of UPC into the complex model of academic master study program in Addiction Science in Prague ( abstract ) |
| 15:15 | Translating into Practice the EDPQS Trainer's Guide: an Experience with University of Genoa (IT), Faculty of Psychology Students ( abstract ) |
14:15-16:00 Session 14B: Parallel 3.2: Understanding and supporting positive development in childhood
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Location: Raum Lessing
| 14:15 | Why do Group-based Behavioural Parent Training Programs Increase Parents’ Well-being? Understanding Mediating Mechanisms ( abstract ) |
| 14:30 | Understanding moderator effects in prevention by using individual participant data (IPD) meta-analysis: Equity effects of parenting interventions across Europe ( abstract ) |
| 14:45 | Cultural adaptation of the Unplugged evidence based intervention in a variety of countrie ( abstract ) |
| 15:00 | Ecodevelopmental Predictors of Distinctive Profiles of Alcohol and Drug Use by Urban American Indian Youth ( abstract ) |
| 15:15 | Longitudinal Effects of Parents’ Behaviors on Adolescent Children’s Binge Drinking and Later Arrests in Young Adulthood: A Secondary Analysis ( abstract ) |
14:15-16:00 Session 14C: Parallel 3.3: Improving transferability and uptake of prevention
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Location: Raum Gauss
| 14:15 | Taking an evidence-based programme to scale: insights from thinking about KiVa in Wales ( abstract ) |
| 14:30 | Do computer- and theory-based brief alcohol interventions among unemployed persons with at-risk alcohol use decrease unemployment after 15 months? ( abstract ) |
| 14:45 | Do in-person and computer-based brief alcohol interventions reduce alcohol use among general hospital inpatients after 2 years? Results from the randomized controlled trial PECO ( abstract ) |
| 15:00 | Dissemination and sustainable implementation of web-based interventions for the prevention of harmful substance use among German university students – Preliminary results of the DIOS-project ( abstract ) |
14:15-16:00 Session 14D: Early Career Presentations 2
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Location: Heilige Elisabeth von Marburg Saal
| 14:15 | Why Children Comply: A Multilevel Meta-Analysis of Parenting Behaviors that Prevent Children’s Non-Compliance ( abstract ) |
| 14:30 | Finding a simple formula - a human face as an effective, automatic factor inhibiting cyberbullying ( abstract ) |
| 14:45 | Engaging fathers in parenting programs: Insights for new interventions ( abstract ) |
| 15:00 | Drug prevention quality standards - science fiction or …? ( abstract ) |
| 15:15 | Perceived barriers to condom use among adolescents from Spain: Implications for condom use ( abstract ) |
16:00-16:30Coffee
16:30-18:00 Session 15: Plenary 3: Systems Approaches to Prevention
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Location: Großer Saal
| 16:30 | Health system dynamics ( abstract ) |
| 17:15 | Complex systems approaches to prevention ( abstract ) |
20:30-23:00EUSPR Social Dinner - pre-booking required
Wednesday, November 2nd
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08:30-10:00 Session 16A: Special S1: Ecosystems of prevention: examples of building local practice networks
Mentor UK undertook a review of the drug education provision in secondary schools across Brighton and Hove in Sept 2015-Feb 2016 to ensure evidence-based delivery. Activities were informed by, and monitored against, national and international evidence. On the basis of this review, Mentor supported Brighton and Hove City Council to implement an improvement plan, working towards a multi-agency approach to prevention.
This project is a positive case study, relevant to both EUSPR aims and the specific focus of the 2016 conference, showcasing how practitioners can contribute to local capacity building through developing and strengthening sustainable prevention systems at local level. The drug education review in Brighton and Hove not only allowed Mentor to work closely with schools to understand the current capacity and expertise, but also made links and developed strategies to strengthen communication and collaboration with other relevant actors within the community.
Specifically, this project highlighted best practice and effective methods to develop and strengthen systemic and functional networks for enhancing sustainable drug prevention at local level.
This model is likely to have significant interest from EUSPR colleagues because similar reviews, if replicated and scaled at national level, will enable Local Authorities or regional Public Health services to build effective local preventative systems, developed with, and grounded in the community. This is a major asset to ensure capacity building and self-sustainability at local level.
This session will combine research evidence and practice, ensuring lack of overlap with recent EUSPR conference sessions, mainly informed by, and analysed through a research evidence perspective.
Key objectives of this session will be:
- Sharing best practice – overcoming challenges
- Using findings to shape policy and advocacy opportunities
- Exploring the replicability of this project in other countries, including other risky behaviours.
With the aim of:
- Drafting common standards
- Developing collaboration opportunities
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Location: Raum Lessing
08:30-10:00 Session 16B: Special S 3: Promoting healthy behaviours in the hospital setting; the Emp-H project
An overview of the EU-funded project Empowering Hospital (http://www.emp-h-project.eu) is to foster health promotion interventions and environments suitable for the prevention of chronic diseases in the hospital setting.
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Location: Großer Saal
10:00-11:45 Session 17A: Parallel 4.1: Focus on alcohol
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Location: Großer Saal
| 10:00 | Development of an Online Good Practice Tool Kit for Reducing Alcohol Related Harm in Europe ( abstract ) |
| 10:15 | Reactions to updated alcohol guidelines in the United Kingdom: a content analysis of tweets ( abstract ) |
| 10:30 | Drinking Alcohol at Home: Predictors of At-Risk Drinking using AUDIT cut-offs ( abstract ) |
| 10:45 | Secondary Effects of an Alcohol Prevention Program targeting Students and/or Parents ( abstract ) |
| 11:00 | Steps towards alcohol misuse prevention programme (STAMPP): a school and community based cluster randomised controlled trial ( abstract ) |
10:00-11:45 Session 17B: Parallel 4.2: Substance use in young people
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Location: Raum Lessing
| 10:00 | Building a bridge between prevention research and practice: Conclusions from the long-term development and implementation of the REBOUND life skills and drug education programme ( abstract ) |
| 10:15 | Effectiveness evaluation of the school-based drug prevention program #Tamojunto in Brazil: 21 months follow up of a randomized controlled trial ( abstract ) |
| 10:30 | EFFICACY ASSESSMENT OF “PASA LA VIDA”: A SELECTIVE PREVENTION PROGRAM FOR CANNABIS ABUSE. ( abstract ) |
| 10:45 | Effects of the most promising Unplugged components on selected mediators: results of a feasibility RCT ( abstract ) |
| 11:00 | Results from the Randomized Prevention Trial of Two Consecutive Universal Drug Prevention Interventions Targeted on Alcohol, Tobacco, and Marijuana ( abstract ) |
10:00-11:45 Session 17C: Parallel 4.3: Prevention in a changing world
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Location: Raum Gauss
| 10:00 | Preventing high risk behaviors among young adults in clubs: Using a peer group approach to reduce harm ( abstract ) |
| 10:15 | Effective prevention of problematic pharmacological neuroenhancement in a changing world ( abstract ) |
| 10:30 | Challenges and opportunities in adolescent substance use prevention following the decriminalization of marijuana in Uruguay ( abstract ) |
| 10:45 | Tobacco and e-cigarette: recent evolution of dual use in France ( abstract ) |
| 11:00 | The developmental prevention of prejudice and hate crimes. Results from the PARTS evaluation study. ( abstract ) |
| 11:15 | National Needs Assessment of Roma in Ireland ; social determinants of health ( abstract ) |
10:00-11:45 Session 17D: Parallel 4.4: Recent developments in prevention research
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Location: Heilige Elisabeth von Marburg Saal
| 10:00 | Sub-group analysis in prevention research: Methodological approaches, some risks, and some recommendations ( abstract ) |
| 10:15 | What is tested and effective in Europe? A review of home-grown and imported programmes ( abstract ) |
| 10:30 | Barriers and facilitators of implementing complex evidence-based interventions for young people on the edge of care ( abstract ) |
| 10:45 | Developing a GRADE extension for complex prevention programmes ( abstract ) |
| 11:00 | Coping Kids: a randomized controlled study of a new transdiagnostic preventive intervention for children with symptoms of anxiety and depression ( abstract ) |
11:45-12:15Coffee
12:15-13:00 Session 18: Plenary 4: Society Lecture
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Location: Großer Saal
| 12:15 | ‘Dark logic’: theorising the harmful consequences of public health interventions ( abstract ) |