Pre-conferences - Wednesday 9th Nov
Time (CET) / Location | Track | Organiser | Activity | |
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Wed 9th 9:00-12:30 Beta 8 |
EUPHA-ECO, OECD | ECON - Microsimulation models as a health policy decision support tool | ||
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Wed 9th 9:00-12:30 Beta 5 |
EUPHA-FS | FORE - Skill building workshop: Using public health foresight to be better prepared for the future | ||
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Wed 9th 9:00-17:00 Alpha 3 |
EUPHA-HP, German BMBF Research Consortium HLCA, TU Munich, Bielefeld Univ, Univ of Education Freiburg, Univ of Duisburg-Essen, Robert Koch Inst Berlin, Germany, IUHPE-SAL-GWG, Instituto Politécnico de Coimbra, Portugal | HLCA - Health Literacy and Salutogenesis in Context | ||
Chair: Luis Saboga-Nunes
First Session: Health Literacy
Introducing HLCA in a nutshell
HLCA pitch presentations (HLCA researchers)
Round table (Key experts from the scientific advisory board)
Salutogenesis in Context: Pitch presentations (IUHPE researchers)
Closure
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Wed 9th 9:00-12:30 Gamma 8-9 |
EUPHA-HSR | HSRP - Bridging primary care and public health: revisiting the priorities of practitioners in the aftermath of COVID-19 | ||
Welcome and Introduction to the program by the chairs:
Invited Chair: Christoph Heintze, Charité – Universitätsmedizin Berlin
Block 2: Primary Care Services during the COVID-19 Pandemic Invited Chair: Diederik Aarendonk, European Forum for Primary Care
Block 3: The Roles of GPs in value generation: population healthcare research and social responsibilities The Chairs of the session will be moderating Block 3.
Block 4: Reforms in organization and financing of care and investing in public health and the role of GPs in HSR The Chairs of the session will be moderating Block 4.
Open discussion, conclusions and closing by chairs of the session More information here. |
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Wed 9th 9:00-12:30 Alpha 4 |
BZgA (Germany), GÖG (Austria) | MENH - Addressing pre-existing and emerging mental health challenges in times of crisis and beyond – Strategies, approaches and practices from a European perspective | ||
Welcome
1. Building resilience in individuals and protecting populations from mental health risks resulting from crisis situations
Concluding remarks & ways forward 2. Overcoming stigma around mental health – A fundamental challenge under new attention
Concluding remarks & ways forward by speakers |
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Wed 9th 9:00-17:00 Alpha 5 |
Heidelberg University Hospital, Section for Health Equity Studies & Migration and Bielefeld University, Dep. for Population Medicine & HSR, EUPHA-MIG | MIGR - Health System Responses to Migration: From crisis mode to diversity-sensitive inclusive systems | ||
Welcome and Introduction
Keynote: The World Health Report on Migration: looking back moving forward
SESSION I - Health information systems and migrant health data:
SESSION II – Health system resilience and migration: understanding decisionmaking under uncertainties (Rapid Communications)
SESSION III – Border Policies, Conflicts and Health (Care) of Displaced Populations
SESSION IV: Diversity-sensitive and inclusive health systems: what role for economic arguments?
Summing up and closing
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Wed 9th 9:00-17:00 Beta 4 |
EUPHA-PHE, -ECO, -HSR, UK Medical Research Council/National Inst of Health Research Expert Group on Natural Experimental Evaluations, MRC/CSO Social and Public Health Sciences Unit, Univ of Glasgow, UK | NEEV - Natural experimental evaluations for public policy and health systems: recent advances and updated guidance | ||
Morning chair: Professor Ruth Dundas Introduction to updated natural experiment evaluation guidance
Recent Advances in natural experiment evaluation Small group exercise: designing a natural experiment evaluation
Feedback on exercise Afternoon chair: Professor Peter Craig
Recap of morning session, including questions
NEEs Case Studies and expert led discussion
Closing Q&A and wrapping up
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Wed 9th 9:00-12:30 Gamma 6-7 |
EUPHA-PHPP, EU-Policy Evaluation Network | PENP - Evaluating implementation of public policy for the promotion of physical activity and healthy nutrition: Why, how and what should this involve | ||
Welcome/introduction
Aims and Achievements of the European Policy Evaluation Network
Policies Influencing Food Environments in EU Member States – Assessment by the Food Environment Policy Index (EPI)
Benchmarking of Policies and Infrastructure Support for Creating Physically Active Environments – Development and Implementation of a Novel Physical Activity EPI
Interactive Session: Discussing Barriers and Facilitators to Conducting Both Food and Physical Activity EPIs
Better Data to Assess Policy Impact – Obtaining Harmonized Indicators of Diet- and Physical Activity-Behaviours and their Determinants by Pan-European Surveillance
Plenary Discussion and Conclusion
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Wed 9th 9:00-17:00 Beta 6 |
Precarious Work Research Consortium, Karolinska Institute, Center for Occupational and Environmental Medicine, Stockholm Region | PREM - Precarious Employment - Harmonized Definition and Reporting in Public Health | ||
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Wed 9th 9:00-17:00 Beta 7 |
ITM | REBR - Unravelling Data for Rapid Evidence-Based Response to COVID-19 (unCoVer) | ||
Welcome
WELCOME – INTRODUCTION unCoVer
ROADMAP FOR CROSS-BORDER DATA EXCHANGE Q&A
THE EUROPEAN HEALTH DATA SPACE (EHDS) Q&A
DATA ANALYSIS AND REAL WORLD INTERROGATION NETWORK (DARWIN EU®) Q&A
COHORST UNITED AGAINST COVID-19
unCoVer TOOLBOX FOR COVID-19 DATA ANALYSIS
UNCOVERING COVID-19 CASE STUDIES Q&A
CONCLUSIONS & WRAP UP
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Wed 9th 9:00-17:00 Beta 3 |
EUPHA-SSWH | SSWH - Longitudinal studies on social security, work and health - defining measurements, statistical analyses and ethical issues | ||
Core measures of work participation
Causal inferences from register and observational data
Round-table discussions (including introductions) on methodological topics Round table 1: Cultural adaptions of measures/questionnaires and scoring scales´ transferability Round table 2: Statistical methods for investigating individual-level changes over time: Sequence analyses and group-based trajectory analyses Round table 3: Network analyses/big data/machine learning/complex data Round table 4: Legislations across countries and how this affects study populations and translation of results into practice
Wrap-up including ethical and political implications
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Wed 9th 13:30-18:00 Gamma 6-7 |
Berlin School of Public Health and PKV Verband e. V. | HPCC - Health Promoting Settings and Climate Change | ||
Moderation:
Part B: Workshop of Active Participation for Climate Justice in the setting approach Migrantas e.V.
Plenary Discussion
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Wed 9th 13:30-17:00 Beta 5 |
EUPHA-PHMR, PHIRI, Sciensano (Belgium) The Norwegian Directorate of eHealth, FHI, ELIXIR -Research Infrastructure | META - What is metadata? Common standards and properties | ||
Welcome and opening
Setting the scene and Inspirational cases
Practical exercise
Wrap up and key messages
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Wed 9th 13:30-18:00 Alpha 2 |
WHO | NCD - WHO Advisory Council on Innovation for Noncommunicable Diseases | ||
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Wed 9th 13:30-17:00 Beta 8 |
PartNet, PRESENT | PART - How participation strengthens health research! Current developments in Participatory Health Research in Germany, Austria and Switzerland | ||
Welcome and Keynote “Participatory (Health) Research – sketching the emancipatory potential in the light of different research approaches”
Session II “Participatory health research – how to deal with power differences of the field?”
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Wed 9th 13:30-17:00 Gamma 8-9 |
ASPHER, EUPHA | YRF - Young Researchers' Forum | ||
Oral presentations
A scoping review of age-‐friendly practices during the COVID-‐19 pandemic
Modelling the Impact of Salt Reduction Policies on Hypertension and Cardiovascular Mortality in Southern European Countries
Estimation of the effect of non-‐pharmaceutical interventions and vaccination against COVID-‐19 in France using dynamical models
iSupport: a complex intervention in dementia care
Colliding Wars: Systematic Review on HIV Response in Conflict-‐ Affected Settings
Poster walk
SOS Study: A study on the impact of nutritional and psychological interventions, stress and metabolism on diabetes and pre-‐diabetes patients
Analysis of factors associated with nicotine initiation among adolescents in the SOPKARD Junior study
Global Dynamics of Respiratory Syncytial Virus in Children during the 2020/21 season: a Systematic Review
The effectiveness of interventions for addressing smoking, alcohol consumption, unhealthy diet and inadequate physical activity in adults
Advanced Operationalization Framework for Climate-‐Resilient Urban Public Health Care Services: Composite Indicators-‐Based Scenario
"The abortion gave me my life back" Women’s long-‐term experiences with telemedical abortion in legally restricted countries
Oral presentations
Movement difficulties and health-‐related quality of life among five-‐ year-‐old children born extremely preterm in a European multi-‐country cohort
Exploring key informants’ perceptions of Covid-‐19 vaccine hesitancy in a disadvantaged urban community in Ireland: emergence of a ‘5Cs’ model
The Explanation of Educational Disparities in Adiposity by Lifestyle, Socioeconomic and Mental Health Mediators
Statistical Machine Learning Methods to Handle Missing PHQ-‐8 Score Data in the UAEHFS Pilot Data
How well do the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) capture adolescent health? A systematic mapping of age disaggregation, relevance and gaps across the SDG indicators
Information on the programme can be found here. |
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Wed 9th 14:00-17:00 |
EUPHA-PHM -ENV, -URB | WALK - Disasters, Cities and Health - A multi-disciplinary walking experience in Berlin | ||