Drug use trajectories in Melbourne: How longitudinal studies can help us better understand people who use drugs
presented by Peter Higgs (PhD, BSW) is a Burnet Principal Research Fellow and Honorary in the Department of Public Health at La Trobe University.
Research with people who use drugs is most frequently cross sectional.
Research with people who use drugs is most frequently cross sectional.
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When
Wednesday 26 March 2025
1:00pm - 2:00pm
Where
This is online event via Zoom.
This webinar is suitable for workers in the AOD, mental health, allied health and welfare sectors.
This webinar is suitable for workers in the AOD, mental health, allied health and welfare sectors.
Cost
Free
Research with people who use drugs is most frequently cross sectional. But we know people have ups and downs over their 'careers'. With over 2000 people now recruited 'SuperMIX' is Australia's largest and longest running study with people who inject drugs.
In this presentation findings and insights collected from participants will be presented as well as reflections from me on being involved with such a unique study for the last 15 years.
Peter Higgs (PhD, BSW) is a Burnet Principal Research Fellow and Honorary in the Department of Public Health at La Trobe University. He has over 25 years’ experience working in social and behavioural research. He currently works on longitudinal research studies and has enduring relationships with cohorts of people using drugs and ongoing relationships with key public health scientists and community organisations.
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Date: Wednesday 26th Mar, 2025
Venue: Online
Time: 1:00pm – 2:00pm AEST
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