“An excellent conference, engaging, interesting and relevant. I returned to my GP shared care clinic feeling inspired and enthused!” – Delegate from the 2024 MAPC conference.
#RCGPLearning#RCGP#MAPCConf#Harmreduction#Primarycare#addictions
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Ok im not a big tweeter, but in response to the toxic direction of travel of the management of X, i will not be using it unless things change significantly.
@VictimOfMaths laying down the knowledge @rcgp#MAPCconf absolutely superb. Your graphs totally fit with what we are seeing in our clinics. Thanks Colin!
Agree. Most worrying are trends in heaviest drinkers with alcohol specific deaths highest on record & getting worse. Alcohol strategy needed !! @VictimOfMaths@addictionprofs#mapcconf
Down in that there London today @rcgp to talk to a room full of GPs and addiction professionals at #MAPCconf about trends in alcohol consumption and harms since the pandemic. I have brought shiny new graphs.
Totally agree with clive. Retrograde gov action on disposable vapes. Good we have vaping on the programme with @Sharon_ACox #MAPCConf see : https://t.co/IU6OL7YeD1
Not too late to join us @addictionprofs
“one of best conferences I’ve ever attended…has changed my perception regarding treating our fellow humans who have addiction issues.” Delegate at Managing Drugs and Alcohol Problems in Primary Care, 2023.
Join us 22-23 feb 2024. fab speakers, see tags &
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Dr Kelly explains how the use of medical terminology can help reduce #stigma against addiction.
Tune in to Dr Kelly's talk happening now at #APAconf23 to learn how we can help to break down stigma.
📢 We are delighted to announce we're back next year for the 28th Managing Addictions in Primary Care Conference on 22 & 23 February 2024
Book your earlybird ticket and save up to £100
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The app that promised an NHS ‘revolution’ and then went down in flames.
When clinicians express scepticism about the short term promise of new technologies, please listen to them. They’re usually right. https://t.co/bUzC0Mevmd
Great line up of speakers on a wide variety of addictions & focusing on how we can better help people affected esp in primary care. 28th conference
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Great line up of speakers on a wide variety of addictions & focusing on how we can better help people affected esp in primary care. 28th conference
Search for "managing addictions in primary care conference" @rcgp@addictionprofs#MAPCConf#MAPC24#ManagingAddictions
Here's hoping UK's first #opc gets the vote in Scotland today and leads the way for this much needed harm reduction measure south of the border in keeping with DCB suggested reforms to uk drug strategy that the uk gov asked for! @addictionprofs@Drug_Science
“Last week Elena Whitham, minister for drugs and alcohol policy, told the Scottish Parliament "the war on drugs is over. No one won and the main casualties were not organised criminals but the poorest and most vulnerable."” https://t.co/1a9fUOHuwe
More evidence that drug deaths don't come from ageing drug users - mortality is high across all age groups.
Importantly, the lead author stated that funding cuts led overdose deaths, and that the lack of DCRs and Safe Supply may be limiting options.
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