12 September 2018 - Conference day 2
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08.00 - 09.30 Welcome and official opening
- Graham White, chairman of the European Association for the Study of Gambling, the Netherlands
- Heathcliff Farrugia, CEO Malta Gaming Authority, Malta
- Silvio Schembri, Minister, Malta (Video Message)
09.30 - 11.00 What’s new? What position has the Industry? And the regulator?
Moderator: Graham White, chairman of the European Association for the study of Gambling, the Netherlands
11.30 - 12.30 InBrief: What’s new in the research arena? Who has a Vision?
Moderator: Pieter Remmers, Assissa Consultancy Europe, the Netherlands
13.45 - 15.25 Parallel Sessions
Session 1 - Responsible Gaming Strategy and Politics
- Beyond Reno II: Who cares for vulnerable gamblers?
Gerhard Bühringer, Technische Universität Dresden, Germany
- Considering co-occurring disorders in gambling disorder: Implications for prevention, treatment and responsible gambling
Marc N. Potenza, Yale University, School of Medicine, USA
- Improving strategies in Responsible Gaming Programs: its complete implementation in the Province of Neuquén, Argentina
Julio Ángel Brizuela and Propuesta Cia-Brizuela, APAL Section of Pathological
- The recent evolution of the Belgian gambling landscape
Roland Louski, Loterie Nationale, Belgium
- Responsible Gambling Strategy Board - overview of research programme
Tim Livesley, Responsible Gambling Strategy Board, United Kingdom
Session 2 - Focus on Research, Gambling and Harm
- A new instrument for measuring gambling participation
Rachel Volberg, University of Massachusetts, USA
- A comparative analysis of Canadian University policies towards alcohol, drugs and gambling use
Loredana Marchica, McGill University, Canada
- “It never rally ends” - A qualitative study of everyday life and living conditions in families of problem gamblers
Trude Klevan, University of South-Eastern Norway, Norway and Vibeke Krane, University of South-Eastern Norway, Norway and Bente Weimand, Akerhus University Hospital, Norway
- The future need for harm minimisation and gambling counselling for the Arabic-speaking community in Sydney, Australia: An exploration of Socio-Economic Indexes for Areas (SEIFA) from Australian Census 2016
Keis Ohtsuka, Victoria University, Australia
- Advances in Quebec public health & gambling studies: naming harms, measuring impacts, targeting environments
Elisabeth Papineau, Instituté national de santé publique du Québec, Canada
Session 3 - Regulators and Economics
Session 4 - Automated Identification: Self-exclusion and what’s next? The industry involved
- Automated identification of possible problem behaviour in online gambling matching expert assessment
Elisabeth Crone Linding, Danske Spil and Kim Mouridsen, Midway AI, Denmark
- Raising Standards in compliance: Can Artificial Intelligence help industry stay one step ahead of criminal spenders in online gambling?
Simo Dragicevic, Playtech, United Kingdom
- The long-term effects of a real-time loss-limit reminder at Norsk Tipping
Michael Auer, Neccton, Austria
- Responsible gambling in practice: a case study of views and practices of Swedish oriented gambling companies
David Forsström, Department of Public Health Sciences, Sweden
- Collaborative Innovation Identifying good practice and inspiring change
Jenny Holland, GambleAware, United Kingdom
Session 5 - (Preventing) Gambling Harm
- From the Slots to the Bottle: A Mixed-Method Study of Addiction Substitution among Recovered Gamblers
Hyoun Kim, University of Calgary, Canada
- Gambling-related harm
Alexander Blaszczynski, University of Sydney, Australia
- GAME-BLING: When gaming meets gambling
Mina Hazar and Adela Colhon, YMCA of Greater Toronto, Canada
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"The law itself doesn't change things". The local prevention of gambling-related harms after the Act on organizing alcohol, tobacco, drugs and gambling prevention
Jani Selin, National Institute for Health and Welfare, Finland
Session 6 - (Socio-)economic costs
15.55 - 17.15 Parallel Sessions
Session 1 -State of the Art in the Practices of Responsible Gaming
Session 2 - The Netherlands Gaming Authority
Seminar: The Tulips are Growing
Session 3 - Focus on Women
- Never too old, never old enough… Gambling-related problems among older adults: risk factors and experimental treatment with focus on Women
Fulvia Prever, SUN(N)COOP & ALEA, Italy
- Identifying help-seeking behaviours among women gamblers: a cross-sectional population survey from Quebec, Canada
Adѐle Morvannou, Concordia University, Canada
- Exploring experiences of violence amongst women with gambling disorder
Fulvia Prever, SUN(N)COOP & ALEA, Italy
- Mixed model of care and gender differences
Adele Duncan, Gordon Moody Association, United Kingdom
Session 4 - Treatment of Problem Gaming
- Developing an on online treatment program for problem gambling
Nigel Turner, Centre for Addiction and Mental Health, Canada
- The impact of therapeutic contract and CBT treatment in gambling disorder: A pilot study
Pedro Hubert, IAJ - Instituto Apoio Jagador, Portugal
- Problem gambling, craving and hypnosis
Stephanie Lienard, Private practise / Addiction Treatment Center, France
- Pharmacological Treatment of Pathological Gambling with Oxcarbazepine (Trileptal)
Viorel Lupu, Luliu Hatieganu University of Medicine and Pharmacy Cluj Napoca, Romania
- ORTHOS intensive residential treatment for pathological gamblers: Outcomes after 10 years of the experimental project
Riccardo Zerbetto, Orthos, Italy
Session 5 - Gambling Regulations
Session 6 - What’s in games and Solutions?
- Merging game design features and player behaviour risk markers: What can we learn?
Christian Percy, Playtech, United Kingdom
- Daily Fantasy Sports, Social Casino Games, and Ethnic Differences in Gambling Behaviours: Results from a State-wide Prevalence Study
Lia Nower and Devin Mills, Rutgers University, USA
- In-play sports betting a scoping study
Elizabeth A. Killick, Nottingham Trent University, United Kingdom
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The game of Kinzo: gamblers reported perceptions, paths and behaviours
Serge Sevigny, Université Laval, Canada
