Setting Sail: Best Practices for the Next Decade
Cap vers l’avenir: Meilleures pratiques pour la prochaine décennie
31st SALIS Conférence, May 5 – 8, 2009
Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada
Presentations: A few presentations were not made available by the speaker. See also the complete 2009 conference program for abstracts and contact information for all of the presentations.
Wednesday, May 6
Carolyn Davison, Director, Addictions Services, Nova Scotia Health Promotion and Protection: A Systems Approach to Substance Use in Canada: Recommendations for a National Treatment Strategy
Greg Marquis, Professor, Department of History and Politics, University of New Brunswick Saint John: Building a Better Drinker: Citizens, Alcohol, and the State in Nova Scotia
Robert Denniston, Director, National Youth Anti-Drug Media Campaign, Office of National Drug Control Policy: Key Challenges of Universal Prevention Approaches: Best Practices in Developing Culturally-Appropriate Messages for American Indians and American Adolescents – Part 1 | Part 2 | Part 3
Posters
Diane van Abbe, Information Coordinator, Ontario Tobacco Research Unit:
Bringing a Research Library to the Web
Marilyn Pope: Research and Information Dissemination Coordinator, Ontario Tobacco Research Unit: Highlighting Online Resources to Support Knowledge Exchange in Tobacco Control
Thursday, May 7
Mark Asbridge, Assistant Professor, Department of Epidemiology and Community Health, Dalhousie University: The Influence of Research on Policy and Practice: Great Idea, Poor Delivery
Jorunn Moen, Senior Advisor, Norwegian Institute for Alcohol and Drug Research: Setting Up a User Survey
Anne Welsh, Lecturer in Library and Information Studies, Department of Information Studies, University College, London: A Shipping Forecast for ATOD 2.0
Pamela Scheuermann, Systems Librarian, Pacific Institute for Research and Evaluation: Blogs: Creating an Online Newsletter
Sheila Lacroix, Library Coordinator, Centre for Addiction and Mental Health: Wiki Wisdom from a Wiki Wicca: Creating a Shared Space for a Library Community
Dan Lawrence, Director, RMC Health, Prevention Information Center: A Picture is Worth 1,000 Search Terms: Using Flickr as a Library Finding Aid
Jessica Hinkson Desmarais, Director of Library and Archive Services, Education Development Center, Inc: Mind Manager and Evernote: Tools for Improved Organization, Collaboration, Attractiveness, and Wealth
Julie Murphy, Manager of Library and Information Services, Pacific Institute for Research and Evaluation: LinkedIn: Growing Your Network, Building Your Brand [tips] [resources]
Eric Helmuth, Director of Technology and Online Communications, Join Together: Facebook in 15 Minutes and Using Social Bookmarking to Promote Your Library Website
Meg Brunner, Librarian, Alcohol and Drug Abuse Institute, University of Washington: Everything in Moderation: The Pros and Cons of Comments
Friday, May 8
Christine Goodair, Coordinator National and International Programmes, International Centre for Drug Policy, St. George’s University of London, and
Bette Reimer, Research Associate, Centre for Addictions Research of BC:
Information Science, Evidence Based Approach and Knowledge Exchange: A Clash of Cultures or a Marriage of Skills?
Patrick Ellis, Head Librarian, Kellogg Health Sciences Library: Canada’s National Network of Health Libraries
Linda MacDonald, Human Rights Defender, and Jeanne Sarson, independent scholar: Behavioral Harms: Enforced and Survival Tactics in Ritual Abuse — Torture Victimization
Vaughn Birbeck, Information Management Support Officer, European Monitoring Centre for Drugs and Drug Addiction: Building a Working Relationship with Users