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Approximately
1,300 individuals participated in AATOD's 20th Anniversary National
Conference, which convened against the magical backdrop of Orlando,
Florida. The participants included treatment providers from across
the country discussing both U.S. and international issues in addition
to government officials, patient advocates and researchers. The
Conference continued in its tradition of offering intensive pre-conference
sessions, updating courses for clinicians and patient advocates.
It also provided two groundbreaking sessions, focusing on opioid
treatment in correctional settings in addition to providing program
managers with a better understanding of implementing risk management
measures in the OTP setting.
This
webpage contains a significant amount of information, which was
included as part of the workshop presentations. This is the first
time such information is being made available.
The
Conference achieved its objectives in advancing a number of AATOD's
critical initiatives, including expanding access to methadone treatment
through the criminal justice setting and working to better understand
the impact that prescription opioids is having on OTP admission.
This
anniversary conference provided a critical link between past conference
successes and our next event, which is scheduled to convene during
April 2006 in Atlanta, Georgia.
 Conference
Brochures
2004
Final Conference Program - (PDF)
Full
Program Schedule/ Standard Registration Brochure
- (PDF)
Exhibit
Information/Exhibit Prospectus - (PDF)
2004
AATOD Conference Exhibitors - (PDF)
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Two
Decades of Struggle and Accomplishment
Remarks made by Mark W. Parrino during the Opening Plenary
Session entitled "National Drug Policy: Reducing Demand
by Improving Treatment Access" (October 19, 2004)
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