Innovation on the ATOD Frontier: Now’s the Time*
Presentations and Posters: 33rd Annual SALIS Conference, May 3 – 6, 2011
Kansas City, Missouri
Hosted by Laurie Krom, Addiction Technology Transfer Centers National Office
Presentations: Some presentations were not made available by the speaker. See the complete 2011 conference program for abstracts and contact information for all of the presentations.
Wednesday, May 4
Ronald W. Manderscheid: National Association of County Behavioral Health & Developmental Disability Directors: NACBHDD Looks Ahead: Health Reform, History, and Leadership
Heather Gotham: Mid-America Addiction Technology Transfer Center: The Innovation Continuum: Steps in Implementing New Ideas and Technologies
Thursday, May 5
eBooks: Challenges, Choices and Opportunities: Overview and Handout for this panel
- Sheila Lacroix: Centre for Addiction and Mental Health: eBook Collections: Small vs. Large
- Diane van Abbe: Ontario Tobacco Research Unit: E-Books and E-Readers: The Good, The Bad, and the In-Between
- Karen Palmer: Canadian Centre on Substance Abuse: e-Books & Collection Management: Challenges, Choices and Opportunities
Scott Breedlove: Missouri Substance Abuse Professional Credentialing Board: MATS Program: Using Public Documents to Disseminate Medication Assisted Treatment/Recovery Information
Stan Bielak: KeepSober.org: Streaming Video: How it Applies to Substance Abuse Prevention and Treatment
Jane Shelling: National Drugs Sector Information Service: The Personal Librarian Project: Push Technology Without Quite Enough Pull
Friday, May 6
Andrea Mitchell: SALIS Executive Director / News Editor: Digitization in the AOD Field: Now’s the Time
International Perspectives Panel:
- Chad Dubeau and Karen Palmer: Canadian Centre on Substance Abuse: Canadian Perspective on Change and Challenges
- Joruun Moen: Norwegian Institute for Alcohol and Drug Research (SIRUS): A Kenyan Public Library in a 30 Years Perspective
Virginia Sanchez: Librarian/Analyst: Downrange Libraries: Observations in the Combat Zone
Social Media Snapshots Panel:
- Meg Brunner: Alcohol & Drug Abuse Institute: You Know the Apps, Now Learn the Happs!
- Tom Krawczyk: Assessing Relevance: One Research Center’s Story
- Stephanie Asteriadis: Nevada Prevention Resource Center: The NPRC on Facebook
- Chad Dubeau: Canadian Centre on Substance Abuse: CCSA’s Addiction: Daily News and Twitter?