2020 ECR webinar presentations on-demand

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On-Demand Early Career Researchers Program Showcase

As part of the APSAD webinar series, the 2020 APSAD EMCR webinar and online program showcased new and exciting research from Australasia's early career researchers working in the field. Presentations cover a diversity of topics and included research complete and in progress.

ECR Rapid-fire Program

Click on the links to view the Rapid-fire presentations (3-minute videos)

	Presenter	Rapid-fire presentation
01.	Alana Fisher	Assessing the informational and decision-support needs of people with problematic alcohol use and depression	Abstract
02.	Andre Mason	High risk or risky highs: Understanding the links between substance use and suicidality in Australian men	Abstract
03	Caitlin H Douglass	Exploring stigma towards alcohol and other drug use among young people from migrant backgrounds in Melbourne, Australia	Abstract
04	Gabriel Culuzzi	Key Findings from Qualitative Research on Declining Adolescent Drinking	Abstract
05	Rosemaree Miller	Nicotine dependence in clients receiving treatment for problematic alcohol and other drug use	Abstract
06	Leigh Coney	Cryptomarket use, social networks and adverse drug events	Abstract
07	Ashleigh Stewart	winner of the Peoples Choice Rapid-fire Vote Engagement with primary mental healthcare following prison release among men with dual diagnosis: a prospective cohort study	Abstract
08.	Jack Wilson	Weeding out the truth: A systematic review and meta-analysis on the likelihood of transitioning from cannabis use to opioid use and opioid use disorders, dependence or abuse	Abstract

ECR Poster Program

Click on the links below to view each poster.

	Presenter	Poster Title
01.	Germaine Lai	The Rise of E-cigarette Use: Psychological associates among young peopleThe Rise of E-cigarette Use: Psychological associates among young people	Abstract
02.	Brienna Rutherford	Depictions of Cocaine Use on TikTok and the Implications for Youth Populations: A Content Analysis	Abstract
03.	Tianze Sun	Is Adolescent E-cigarette Use Renormalizing Traditional Cigarette Smoking?	Abstract
04.	Jack Yiu Chak Chung	How many more young Australians say that they would use cannabis if it was legal?	Abstract
05.	Janni Leung	Rethinking the causal link between e-cigarette use and smoking: an innovative approach to evaluate confounders	Abstract
06.	Vivian Chiu	A Systematic Review of Trends in US Attitudes Toward Cannabis LegalizationA Systematic Review of Trends in US Attitudes Toward Cannabis Legalization	Abstract
07.	Tesfa Mekonen Yimer	Treatment rates for alcohol use disorders: a systematic review and meta-analysis	Abstract
08.	Carmen Lim	winner of the Peoples Choice Poster Vote Availability of substances for use in personal vaporisers on three online cryptomarkets	Abstract
09.	Joel Keygan	Risk Communication of High-Dose MDMA: Responses to Varying Drug Alert Content	Abstract
10.	Kaitlyn Harper	Trends in Non-Medical Prescription Opioid Use in AustraliaTrends in Non-Medical Prescription Opioid Use in Australia	Abstract
11.	Breanna Willoughby	Understanding Responses to High-Dose MDMA Alerts Through the Health Belief Model	Abstract

ECR Video Program

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	Presenter	Video Title
01.	Wing See Yuen	Experience of physiological and psychological alcohol-related harms across adolescence	Abstract
02.	Aathavan Shanmuga Anandan	winner of the Peoples Choice video presentation vote Common adverse effects of electronic cigarettes (ECs) compared with traditional nicotine replacement therapies (NRTs): a systematic review meta-analysis	Abstract
03*.	Katrina Prior	Re-train your brain: Feasibility and acceptability of an internet-delivered cognitive bias modification program for hazardous drinking and anxiety among young people	Abstract
04.	Thomas Norman	Connected and Consuming: Applying a Deep Learning Algorithm to Quantify Alcoholic Beverage Prevalence in User-Generated Instagram Images	Abstract
05.	Thomas Santo JR	Prevalence of childhood maltreatment among people with opioid use disorder: a systematic review and meta-analysis	Abstract
06.	Samantha Colledge	Injecting-related injuries and diseases among a sample of people who inject drugs in Australia	Abstract
07.	Filip Djordjevic	Association between health service utilisation and experiences of stigma among people at risk of, or living with, hepatitis c in Melbourne	Abstract
08.	Megan Cook	Sex differences in Dutch children’s knowledge of situational drinking norms – Evidence from the Dutch eABT	Abstract
09.	Brianna Lees	Prenatal alcohol exposure and early alcohol use experimentation	Abstract
10.	Jack Killalea	A Daily Diary Study Examining Psychological Mechanisms Underlying Cannabis Use and Psychotic-Like Experiences in Young Adults	Abstract
11.	Dan Anderson-Luxford	A Time-Series Analysis of the association between alcohol, heavy drinking and heart disease in Australia	Abstract
12.	Kelly van Egmond	A Parallel Test of the SCRAM-CAM Ankle Monitors Ensuring Accuracy and Reliability of the Measured Transdermal Alcohol Concentration	Abstract
13.	Daisy Gibbs	The quality and effectiveness of supported accommodation interventions to improve health and criminal justice outcomes of people released from prison: a systematic literature review	Abstract
14.	Calvert Tisdale	Utilising data linkage to describe and explore mortality among a retrospective cohort of individuals admitted to residential substance use treatment.	Abstract
15.	Liam Acheson	Lisdexamfetamine for the management of acute methamphetamine withdrawal: Protocol for an open-label safety and feasibility study	Abstract
16.	Reece Cossar	Tobacco use among people who use drugs: The neglected health risk requiring renewed attention in the public health response to COVID-19	Abstract
17.	Michael Curtis	Factors associated with the resumption of regular injecting drug use following release from prison in Victoria, Australia.	Abstract
18.	Caitlin Bialek	Characterising tobacco smoking, quit history and smoking cessation supports among people attending alcohol and other drug treatment.	Abstract

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