You are cordially invited to the Collaborative forum: Front-line Reflections also known as the INHSU community day which will take place the day before the conference officially begins. The Community collaborative forum is for the community by the community.
Give your symposium a kick-start with this two-hour ice-breaker session designed to help build connections between new and established researchers. The session will consist of a networking workshop (graduate students / early career researchers only) followed by a mixer to facilitate informal and friendly conversations between participants and senior investigators. For more information: https://inhsu2019-makingconnections.eventbrite.ca
Drs. Julie Bruneau and Marina Klein are pleased to invite you to the 8th International Symposium on Hepatitis Care in Substance Users (INHSU 2019) in Montreal, September 11-13, 2019. This symposium is the leading International Conference focused on the management of hepatitis among substance users. INSHU 2019 will gather delegates including health professionals, researchers, community […]
The Quebec-Atlantic Node’s Nominated principal investigator, Dr. Julie Bruneau, and Atlantic delegate, Dr. Sherry Stewart, invite all node members and supporters to our third CRISM Atlantic Symposium themed Informing Research and Practice in Substance Use. We are pleased to be holding the 2019 edition at the Confederation Centre of the Arts in Charlottetown, PEI a venue known for […]
The Canadian Centre on Substance Use and Addiction invites you to attend CCSA’s Issues of Substance 2019 conference. The three-day event takes place November 25–27, 2019, in the Westin Ottawa Hotel and is part of National Addictions Awareness Week.
RISQ, IUD and the HERMES team are pleased to invite you to the launch of the DEBA-Internet tool which will take place on Thursday January 23 at noon (EST). The 20-minute presentation is available both by webcast and in person in Quebec. The target clientele of the DEBA-Internet tool is young people aged 12 and […]
Cross-training will target a heterogeneous, intersectoral and interdisciplinary audience (community and institutional settings + mental health, pain, addiction networks) in order to promote networking and a better understanding of 'who does what'.
