“What’s New in Addiction Nursing?” lecture series

Opioids and Cannabis: Double Trouble, or Potential Harm Reduction Approach?

Pauline Voon, RN, BSN
Research Associate, BC Centre for Excellence in HIV/AIDS
Trudeau & Vanier Scholar, UBC School of Population & Public Health


What’s New in Addiction Nursing? is a lunch-time series featuring local and international experts, nurses, and researchers who will deliver the latest research and information on novel, evidence-based addiction nursing topics.

This (free) event features a presentation by Pauline Voon and will be held between 12-1pm. The talk is entitled “Opioids and Cannabis: Double Trouble, or Potential Harm Reduction Approach?” and will be hosted at St. Paul’s Hospital in the Hurlburt Auditorium (2nd floor). A light lunch will be provided.

We strongly encourage guests to RSVP as soon as possible to ensure sufficient food and space. (Please note that you will not need to bring your registration ticket(s) to the event.)

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If you have any questions about event logistics, please contact Cameron Collins (ccollins@cfenet.ubc.ca).

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