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Perinatal Substance Use

The Perinatal Substance Use (PSU) Committee has been established to promote awareness, research and clinical excellence in the management of infants and families affected by substance-use disorders. The PSU aims to advance members' knowledge and research activities in the field of perinatal substance use-disorders with research and clinical collaboration, regular scientific meetings and international liaison.

 

We are excited to announce that the PSANZ Perinatal Substance Use (PSU) subcommittee are seeking new members for the Committee.

 

The Committee encourage all individuals interested in promoting awareness, research and clinical excellence in the management of infants and families affected by substance-use disorders to submit their expression of interest.

 

The PSU aims to advance members' knowledge and research activities in the field of perinatal substance use-disorders with research and clinical collaboration, regular scientific meetings and international liaison.

We invite PSANZ Members to forward this Expression of Interest to relevant and interested individuals and ask that all submissions are sent by February 28 2025.

 

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