The Inter·GLAM project outputs come in 3 formats:

• Experiential: a co-produced track (I·G track) in the Lisbon Addictions 2022 (LX22) conference, including a major session, thematic sessions and workshops and a video competition with screening sessions;

• Collaborative: different constellations of professionals (from varied geographical and sectoral backgrounds) were recruited to work on different topics within the project (the Inter·GLAM working groups), with the objective of developing original research to inform briefing documents and peer-reviewed articles on priority topics, and with the intention to continue collaborating beyond the duration of the project:
  • Read the deliverable report on the outcomes of the 5 Inter·Glam working groups here.
  • Publication coming out of Working Group 1: Scheibein F, Caballeria E, Taher MA, Arya S, Bancroft A, Dannatt L, ... & López-Pelayo H (2023) Optimising digital tools for the field of substance use and substance use disorders: a backcasting exercise. JMIR Human Factors. 12/08/2023:46678
  • Publication coming out of Working Group 2: Gomez-Escolar A, Folch-Sanchez D, Stefaniuk J, Swithenbank Z, Nisa A, Braddick F, ... & Batalla A. Current Perspectives on the Clinical Research and Medicalization of Psychedelic Drugs for Addiction Treatments: Safety, Efficacy, Limitations and Challenges. CNS Drugs. 2024 Jul 20. doi: 10.1007/s40263-024-01101-3.
  • Publication coming out of Working Group 4: Ghosh A, Jerkovic D, Ignjatova L A, Bruguera C, Ibrahim D I, Okulicz-Kozaryn K, ... & Gordon R (2023) Drug Policies’ Sensitivity Towards Women, Pregnancy, and Motherhood: A Content Analysis of National Policy and Programs from Nine Countries and their Adherence to International Guidelines. Addiction Science & Clinical Practice. 
  • Publication coming out of Working Group 5: Carver H, Ciolompea T, Conway A, Kilian C, McDonald R, Meksi A & Wojnar M (2023) Substance use disorders and COVID-19: reflections on international research and practice changes during the “poly-crisis”. Front. Public Health 11:1201967. doi: 10.3389/fpubh.2023.1201967

• Transparency and Sustainability: the project reports (deliverables) written with the aim of providing sufficient theoretical and methodological detail to strengthen future multi-sectoral international co-creation and global networking initiatives in addiction and drug fields and disciplines.

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Forthcoming work linked to LxAddictions 24

A new European project, WAVE – Workforce in Addictions · Valorisation in Europe will contribute to the next Lisbon Addictions conference. You can find more information about WAVE and ways to participate on the WAVE website: https://wave-addictionsworkforce.eu/