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DANA Postpones 2020 Australasian Conference and NP Symposium

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DANA is disappointed to announce the  postponement of this  year’s  DANA Australasian Conference and Nurse Practitioner Symposium  due to the uncertainly around the COVID-19. The safety of delegates and speakers is our priority.

We sincerely apologise for any inconvenience this may cause and look forward to your participation next year. We have tentatively scheduled (August 4th for a pre-conference workshop),  August 5th and 6th 2021 for the main conference and symposium, so please pencil this into your diary. The venue will still be The Adelaide  Pullman.

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DANA is monitoring COVID-19 carefully.  The DANA Conference and D&A Nurse Practitioner Symposium is still scheduled  to go ahead in August 2020 in Adelaide. However is in the interest of delegates,  sponsors and presenters this will be re-evaluated regularly based on information from the Department of Health.

Get ready! The  DANA ‘2020 Vision’  Australasian Conference and  Nurse Practitioner Symposium

August 13th and 14th 2020
The Pullman Adelaide

Welcome to the DANA 2020 Vision Australasian Conference and Drug & Alcohol Nurse Practitioner Symposium.

Our hard-working committee is pulling together a program of diverse, talented and entertaining speakers and workshops that you have said that you want. Program details will be released in the very near future.

The theme for the two days is ‘2020 Vision’ – we will be looking to find  new ways of thinking, acting and working with people with lived experience of dependence.

Make your presence felt! 

We would love to hear from you. We encourage submissions from novice presenters right through to expert presenters. If you are new to presenting, we can provide you with assistance to prepare for your presentation.

Nurse Practitioners, and transitional candidates, are encouraged  to consider submitting   an abstract for a presentation during the Drug and Alcohol Nurse Practitioner Symposium.

Find out more by clicking the button below.

DANA Call for abstracts

DANA Abstract submission form

DANA Abstract authors’ details form

Take the next steps  and save!

Apply for leave now!
Take advantage of early bird rates
Make you travel plan  now. Click HERE.

Complimentary pre-conference workshop

When you register you may also take advantage of the ASSIST (Alcohol, Smoking and Substance Involvement Screening Test) complimentary pre-conference workshop on August 12th.

Key Dates

Submission of abstracts now open            15th February
Early bird registrations open                       1st  April
Submission of abstracts closes                   1st  May
Early bird registrations close                     31st  May
Full registration opens                                  1st June
Registrations close                                       1st  August

Accommodation

This event will take place at The Pullman Hotel, 16 Hindmarsh Square, Adelaide, South Australia on Thursday and Friday August 13th and 14th, 2020.
You are eligible for corporate rates at either The Pullman Adelaide or The Ibis (a five minute walk to The Pullman Adelaide).

This is what you need to do. Click HERE.

Exhibition

Why not take advantage of this opportunity to provide delegates with information about your product or service? We have exhibition stands available as well as satchel inserts or sponsorship of specific events associated with the conference. All of these put your name in front of our delegates.    Send an email to [email protected] for more information.

Like to know more?

Visit the DANA Conference website. Click HERE

#DANAconf2020

https://www.danaonline.org/2020/02/14/6261/

Available now ! The WOWS 11 program for 2018

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DANA Queensland is proud to bring you the WOW11  ‘Do No Harm’ program. Check it out.   We have an awesome line up of speakers for the day.

Early Bird registration finishes on April 20th,  so if you are keen to attend, then get in quick.

Click here to visit the website.

WOWS11: ‘Do No Harm’ Call for Abstracts

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WOWS11 is a one day symposium for health professionals examining substance use and society. It  will be held in Brisbane on May 11th.

The Organising Committee  invites clinicians to submit abstracts to present on research, projects, challenging clinical issues and clinical initiatives in their workplace.

The selected abstracts will be oral presentations, designed to be short and snappy and strictly no longer than five minutes each.

Find out more at the event website.

WOWS11 Call for Abstracts

WOWS11: ‘Do No Harm’ 3 Travel Grants Available. Be quick!

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Don’t miss out! This opportunity is open for 10 days only.

Indivior has generously sponsored 3 x $500 scholarships to help fund registration, travel and accommodation to attend WOWS11 for Nurses and Allied Health Clinicians in rural and remote areas of Queensland.

This one day symposium will be held in Brisbane on Friday 11th May 2018 at the Royal Brisbane and Women’s Hospital Education Centre, Butterfield St, Herston. For more information visit the event website. For your chance to win, you will need to complete the official application form.

WOWS11 Travel Grant Information

WOWS11 Travel Grant Application Form

Global Alcohol Policy Conference 2017

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The International Global Alcohol Policy Conference (GAPC17) is the leading forum for the world’s alcohol policy makers and researchers. GAPC 2017 will be co-hosted by Foundation of Alcohol Research and Education (FARE), Public Health Association of Australia (PHAA), National Alliance for Action on Alcohol (NAAA) and Global Alcohol Policy Alliance (GAPA) in Melbourne Australia in October 2017.

Click here to find out more.

 

WOWS 10 (Brisbane) – Call for Abstracts – Registrations Open

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Now in its 10th year, WOWS 10 (Walk on the Wildside) is a keenly anticipated one-day event on the Brisbane educational calendar, so be sure to keep Friday May 12 free so that you can attend.

Presentations around the theme of ‘Diversity’ in the drug and alcohol arena will be made by several invited speakers, including the noted overseas keynote speaker, Professor Sharon Walsh,   who will address ‘Medically Assisted Treatment for Opioid Dependence in the 21st Century’.  

There will also be an opportunity for selected clinicians to present at WOWS10. With this in mind you are invited to submit abstracts with a view to presenting on research, projects, challenging clinical issues and clinical initiatives from your workplace.  For your abstract to be considered it must reflect a presentation that is short, snappy and strictly limited to a maximum of five minutes. Abstracts should be limited to a maximum of 250 words.  The abstract should include:

  • A sentence stating the purpose of the study or project;
  • A brief description of the methods of the study or how the project was conducted;
  • A summary of results;
  • A statement of conclusions.

There is also a chance to win an espresso coffee machine to take back to your workplace. The presenter of the presentation that is judged best on the day by the panel of WOWS10 guest speakers, (heavily influenced by the audience response) will be the lucky winner.

Email your abstract to: [email protected]  no later than March 31 2017.  Successful presenters will be sent details about the presentation format by April 13 2017.

If you would like more information, please direct your questions to the above email address.

Venue:

Education Centre

Royal Brisbane and Women’s Hospital

Butterfield Street, Herston

For information phone 07 3646 1525 or email [email protected]

https://www.health.qld.gov.au/metronorth/events/wows

Survivors & Mates Support Network (SAMSN)

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samsn 2Survivors & Mates Support Network (SAMSN) is Australia’s first NGO dedicated to supporting male survivors of child sexual abuse,
their families and partners, as well as the professionals who work with them.    They have several workshops coming up in NSW. These  workshops are designed to assist clinicians
and other professionals working with adult survivors of childhood sexual abuse.
Note that there is a good early bird rate if you register before 19.7.2016.
Click here for more information:  http://www.samsn.org.au/eight-week-groups