The National Drugs Forum is an annual event, hosted by the Department of Health and the Health Research Board, for stakeholders working in service provision, advocacy, policy and research to learn about new developments in the drugs area and share knowledge about current practice. 

• Minister Frank Feighan opens the National Drugs Forum 2022 [12:46 minutes]
• Keynote speaker Denis Huber - The Pompidou Group’s role in drug research and policies. [49:59 minutes]
• Paul Griffiths - Identifying future drug research and monitoring needs in the EU [29:22 minutes]
• Dr Sabrina Molinaro - How ESPAD data can inform drug policy and planning [41:54 minutes]
• Carine Mutatayi – The importance of gender sensitivity in drug prevention [29:17 minutes]
• Dr Ena Lynn - Drug poisoning deaths among women in Ireland [24.36 minutes]
• Dr Emma Dorris - Public involvement in drug research [19:20 minutes]
• Dr Louca-Mai Brady - Inclusive involvement of young people in health and social care research [19:35 minutes]
• Andy O’Hara – Peer-led participatory research: How and Why? [23.29 minutes]
• Sinead McNamara - Irish syringe analysis pilot project [15.27 minutes]
• Brid Walsh - The importance of community-based services in responses to drug-related intimidation [24:03 minutes]
• Nicki Killeen - Monitoring drug use in nightlife settings [25:15 minutes]
• Q&A session - Developing involvement in research projects [13:07 minutes]
• Q&A session - Innovations in monitoring and new indicators [6:05 minutes]

[National Drugs Forum - poster presentations https://www.drugsandalcohol.ie/36979/ ]