Workshops - Thursday 9th Nov

Dublin time / Location Track Organiser Activity
Thu 9th
9:00-10:00
Liffey Hall 1
A. Food Revolution: Transforming Food Systems and Marketing 1.A. - Oral presentations: Dietary patterns in Europe
Abstracts in EJPH
Chairperson(s): Giuseppe Grosso (EUPHA-FN), Nicolò Scarsi (Italy)

Food security and trajectories of childhood overweight: Results from the Growing Up in Scotland Study
Anna Pearce (United Kingdom)

Climate Smart Chefs for LIFE;an evaluation of the Foodprint tool for reformulating menus
Laura Kirwan (Ireland)

Healthiness and sustainability of food service in healthcare settings in Germany
Nathalie Lambrecht (Germany)

Environmental Impact of Diets in 10 European countries
Ricardo Alves (Portugal)

Thu 9th
9:00-10:00
Liffey Hall 2
B. Fighting Infectious Diseases: Epidemiology, Pandemic, Vaccines EUPHA-EPI, EUPHA-ETH, EUPHA-IDC, UK Fac 1.B. - Workshop: Exploring vaccine hesitancy in Europe: understanding complexities and determinants
Abstracts in EJPH
Chairperson(s): Angelo Maria Pezzullo (EUPHA-EPI), Farhang Tahzib (EUPHA-ETH)

Vaccine hesitancy in Europe: the long and winding road
Chiara Cadeddu (Netherlands)

Socioeconomic inequalities in the uptake of COVID-19 vaccination in Hungary; context and public health implications
Beatrix Oroszi (Hungary)

Vaccine hesitancy among migrants and refugees in Europe: from the local to global perspective
Maria Ganczak (Poland)

Delving into vaccine hesitancy through multicentre studies: VAX-TRUST and INF-ACT projects’ insights
Giuseppina Lo Moro (Italy)

The value of BAME health professional networks in tackling vaccine hesitancy
Samia Latif (United Kingdom)

Thu 9th
9:00-10:00
Liffey Meeting Room 1
C. Bridging Borders: Collaboration for Health and Sustainability German West-African Centre for Global Health and Pandemic Prevention 1.C. - Workshop: COVID-19 and strategies to improve pandemic preparedness in Africa: Results of 4 systematic reviews
Abstracts in EJPH
Chairperson(s): Wilm Quentin (Germany), John Amuasi (Ghana)

Excess mortality in low-and lower-middle-income countries: A systematic review and meta-analysis
Jonathan Mawutor Gmanyami (Ghana)

The impact of COVID-19 on health service utilization in sub-Saharan Africa: a scoping review
Elliot Tannor (Germany)

Community engagement for pandemic preparedness and response in Sub-Saharan Africa: A Scoping Review
Gyesi Razak Issahaku (Ghana)

Mhealth tools for community-based infectious disease surveillance in Africa: a scoping review
Fortress Aku (Ghana)

Thu 9th
9:00-10:00
Liffey Meeting Room 2
D. Easing the Burden: Responding to the Threat of Chronic Diseases EUPHA-CHR, EUPHA-PHMR 1.D. - Workshop: Long COVID: A Myth or a reality?
Abstracts in EJPH
Chairperson(s): Sarah Cuschieri (Malta), Nienke Schutte (Belgium)

Effect of the COVID-19 Pandemic on the Well-Being of Middle-Aged and Older Adults from 27 European Countries: Evidence from a Longitudinal Analysis of Population-Based Surveys
Piotr Wilk (Canada)

The impact of post COVID-19 condition on health-related quality of life, fatigue and mental well-being
Iris Brus (Netherlands)

General practitioners’ knowledge, perception and experience on Long Covid: a cross-sectional study in Belgium and Malta
Sarah Moreels (Belgium)

Long-COVID in Italy: a country perspective
Graziano Onder ()

Insights from the PHIRI Network: How different Countries deal with Long-COVID related issues and developments.
Claudia Habl (Austria)

Thu 9th
9:00-10:00
Liffey Meeting Room 3
E. Fostering our habitat: Climate Emergency, Environment and health, Urban Health 1.E. - Oral presentations: Air pollution
Abstracts in EJPH
Chairperson(s): Bram Vandeninden (Belgium), Charlotte Cosemans (Belgium)

Air pollution, mortality, and hospital admissions in Scotland: A 16 years register-based study
Mary Abed Al Ahad (United Kingdom)

Lung cancer cases attributable to PM2.5 in northeastern Italy
Diego Serraino (Italy)

Local approach to attributable disease burden: case study for air pollution and mortality in Belgium
Arno Pauwels (Belgium)

Associations between prenatal exposure to outdoor PM2.5 and NO2 and childhood respiratory symptoms
Alan Ricardo Patlan Hernandez (France)

Thu 9th
9:00-10:00
Liffey A
F. Expanding Horizons: Digital Innovations, Monitoring, Foresight 1.F. - Oral presentations: Digital health in practice
Abstracts in EJPH
Chairperson(s): Barbara Foley (Ireland), Gabriela Jimenez-Diaz (Norway)

“Health is a serious game”: Gamification as a tool for primary prevention in Public Health.
Barbara Tesi (Italy)

Changes in care utilization by patients in low-income neighborhoods during two Covid-19 waves
Paul Kocken (Netherlands)

Communicating evidence synthesis: co-designing summary formats with end users
Melissa Sharp (Ireland)

Effects of digitalisation on preventive care and time pressure of primary care physicians
Lotta Virtanen (Finland)

Telemedicine in management of heart failure: experience of the south-east Tuscany in COVID-19 period
Roberta Bosco (Italy)

Thu 9th
9:00-10:00
Liffey B
G. Data-Driven: Assessments for Informed Policy-Making Sciensano, HealthData@EU pilot project 1.G. - Round table: European Health Data Space - Development of a European metadata catalogue
Abstracts in EJPH
Chairperson(s): Camille Cloitre (France)

Camille Cloitre (France)

Miriam Saso (Belgium)

Pascal Derycke (Belgium)

Marc Hanauer (France)

Truls Korsgaard (Norway)

Thu 9th
9:00-10:00
Wicklow Hall 2A
H. Equity Restored: Improving Health through Law and Ethics The Karolinska Institute, Stockholm 1.H. - Round table: How can we strengthen planning for health and universal health coverage in the 21st century?
Abstracts in EJPH
Chairperson(s): Birger Forsberg (Sweden)

Birger Forsberg (Sweden)

Peter Berman (United States)

Reinhard Busse (Germany)

Thu 9th
9:00-10:00
Wicklow Hall 2B
I. Health Policies: Engaging in Public Debates, Politics, Advocacy European Commission, European Observatory on Health Systems and Policies 1.I. - Workshop: Keeping health at the forefront: A debate on health priorities of the European Union
Abstracts in EJPH
Chairperson(s): Matthias Wismar (European Observatory)

Monica Brînzac (EUPHAnxt)

Alessandro Berionni (Italy)

Cristina Modoran (Belgium)

Matthias Wismar (European Observatory)

Thu 9th
9:00-10:00
Wicklow Hall 1
K. Promoting Health: Better Health throughout the Life Course University of Limerick/Katholieke Universiteit Leuven 1.K. - Workshop: Health Promoting Sports Clubs: tackling intervention implementation and evaluation challenges
Abstracts in EJPH
Chairperson(s): Aurélie Van Hoye (Ireland), Jan Seghers (Belgium)

Current status and changes in sports club participation between 2016-2022 among 9-15 year olds in Finland
Katja Rinta-Antila (Finland)

Promoting men’s health through sports clubs: a rapid realist review
Anne Timm (Denmark)

Mapping provision and evaluation practices in local community health and wellbeing programmes delivered by professional sports clubs in the United Kingdom: A practice-based targeted review.
Jack Brazier (United Kingdom)

Football Cooperative, a Community Based Physical Activity Social Intervention for Men: Protocol Paper for a Pragmatic Feasibility Trial.
Paula Caroll (Ireland)

Health Promoting Sports Federations: theoretical foundations and guidelines
Aurélie Van Hoye (Ireland)

Thu 9th
9:00-10:00
Ecocem Room
L. Empowering Citizens: Enhancing Health Literacy, Population Health EUPHA-HL initiative, University of Hawaii, TU Munich 1.L. - Workshop: The social dimension of health literacy: empirical research and new insights
Abstracts in EJPH
Chairperson(s): Orkan Okan (EUPHA-HL), Tetine Sentell (United States)

Critical health literacy: conceptualization and settings-based development
Susie Sykes (United Kingdom)

Building Community Health Literacy with a Social Network Perspective
Tetine Sentell (United States)

Health literacy practices in 3D social virtual world
Evelyn McElhinney (United Kingdom)

Exploring medication safety through a social determinants of health and health literacy lens
Helen McNamee (United Kingdom)

Thu 9th
9:00-10:00
Wicklow Meeting Room 1
M. Transforming Health Systems: Strength, Resilience, Efficacy Arènes research unit (UMR CNRS 6051: team INSERM U1309) 1.M. - Workshop: Health Services Research in Europe: time to dust off the field
Abstracts in EJPH
Chairperson(s): Eric Breton (France)

The Future of HSR Program Evaluation: A European Perspective
Loïc Guérin (France)

Uncovering gender bias in health services: the case of kidney transplantation
Latame Komla Adoli (France)

Bigdata is breaking new grounds
Nolwenn Le Meur-Rouillard (France)

Health Services Research: an Irish perspective
Carla Perrotta (Ireland)

Thu 9th
9:00-10:00
Wicklow Meeting Room 2
N. Strengthening the Core: Health Workforce Research and Skills Development Trinity College Dublin (Ireland) 1.N. - Workshop: Improving the wellbeing of the health workforce in Europe: Issues and lessons from Ireland
Abstracts in EJPH
Chairperson(s): Steve Thomas (Ireland)

Barriers to resilience among healthcare staff in Ireland in the post-austerity period
Arianna Almirall Sanchez (Ireland)

Exploring job and workplace factors associated with nurse retention in the Irish Healthcare System
Catherine O'Donoghue (Ireland)

The experience of racial discrimination among ethnic minority healthcare professionals in Ireland
Carline Thompson (Ireland)

What steps can improve and promote investment in the health and care workforce in Europe?
Gemma Williams (United Kingdom)

Thu 9th
9:00-10:00
Wicklow Meeting Room 3
O. Maternal, Child, Adolescent Health: Caring for Our Next Generation Euro-Peristat Network 1.O. - Workshop: Caesarean section in Europe: Are women and babies receiving evidence-based obstetric care?
Abstracts in EJPH
Chairperson(s): Serena Donati (Italy), Michael Robson (Ireland)

Are differences in caesarean section rates between countries in Europe decreasing or increasing?
Petr Velebil (Czechia)

Trends in caesarean section rates in Europe from 2015-2019 using Robson’s Ten-Group Classification System: A Euro-Peristat registry study
Marianne Philibert (France)

Are there social inequalities in caesarean section rates in Europe?
Lucy Smith (United Kingdom)

Thu 9th
9:00-10:00
Wicklow Meeting Room 4
P. Mental Health Matters: Advancements in Public Mental Health 1.P. - Oral presentations: Risk factors in mental health
Abstracts in EJPH
Chairperson(s): Carmen Rodríguez-Blázquez (Spain), Manuela Wennekes (Netherlands)

Excess physical disease burden associated with selected mental health disorders in Europe
Dennis Wienand (Austria)

Physical illness and changes in spousal depression: a register study on Finnish middle-aged couples
Niina Metsä-Simola (Finland)

Impact of child poverty and adversity on perceived family support in adolescence
Nicholas Kofi Adjei (United Kingdom)

Adverse childhood experiences, social participation and multimorbidity risk in Europe
Sonya Deschenes (Ireland)

Determinants of eco-anxiety: cross-national study of 52,219 participants from 25 European countries
Claire Niedzwiedz (United Kingdom)

Thu 9th
9:00-10:00
Wicklow Meeting Room 5
Q. Embracing Diversity: Migration, LGBTQI+, Minority Health St George's University of London; Lancet Migration European Regional Hub; EUPHA-MIG 1.Q. - Workshop: Work, health, and migration: understanding the health impacts of precarious and exploitative work
Abstracts in EJPH
Chairperson(s): Sally Hargreaves (United Kingdom), Cathy Zimmerman (United Kingdom)

Do migrant workers have a higher risk of death and injury than the host population in high-income settings?
Karen Lau (United Kingdom)

Assessing national policies on labour migration and health: data from IOM’s Migration Governance Index
Cristina Maria Profili (Germany)

Irregular migrants and work in Belgium: a case study
Marie Dauvrin (Belgium)

Migrant workers in European informal health care settings
Ursula Trummer (Austria)


Poster walks - Thursday 9th Nov

Dublin time / Location Track Organiser Activity
Thu 9th
9:00-10:00
Foyer level 3
1.R. - Poster walk: Reducing health inequity
Abstracts in EJPH
Chairperson(s): Vikram Niranjan (Ireland), Lina Papartyte (Belgium)

1.R.1 - Homelessness and health in Ireland: a systematic review, meta-analysis, and evidence map
Carolyn Ingram (Ireland)

1.R.2 - Mothers' decisions regarding treating their children with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder
Amal Shehadeh Sheeny (Israel)

1.R.3 - COVID-19, breast cancer care, and social determinants of health: a cross-sectional study
Charlotte Myers (EUPHAnxt)

1.R.4 - Assessing examination equipment accessibility for the disabled using non-fidelity of checkup items
Bohui Park (Korea, South)

1.R.5 - My Health My Language bridging the gap in public healthcare messaging
Grainne Begley (Ireland)

1.R.6 - Health behaviour and cardiovascular risk in women living in a disadvantaged region in Hungary
Andrea Rucska (Hungary)

1.R.7 - Cervical cancer screening attendance related factors among women in Latvia
Lauma Springe (Latvia)

1.R.8 - Identifying health inequities using a health system performance assessment: findings from Germany
Katharina Achstetter (Germany)

1.R.9 - Inadequate nutrient intake in people with disabilities: National representative sample in Korea
Jong Eun Park (Korea, South)

1.R.10 - Tackling breast cancer where almost no care is available. A Europe-Africa partnership
Jakub Gajewski (Ireland)

1.R.11 - Inequalities in oral health service utilisation in Ireland: results from the Healthy Ireland Survey
Ellen Juliet Cosgrave (Ireland)

1.R.12 - Improving the quality of translation for patients with language barriers
Rebecca Newell (United Kingdom)

1.R.13 - Health Impact Assessment (HIA) of a daily physical education lesson in Austrian schools
Bianca Fuchs-Neuhold (Austria)

1.R.14 - Sociodemographic features of COVID-19 premature mortality: Serbian individual-level data evidence
Aleksandar Stevanović (Serbia)

1.R.15 - Impact of the transition to retirement on smoking habit: longitudinal results from SHARE project
Giacomo Pietro Vigezzi (Italy)

Thu 9th
9:00-10:00
Foyer level 3
1.S. - Poster walk: Health literacy, education, awareness
Abstracts in EJPH
Chairperson(s): Silviya Yankulovska (Bulgaria), Regina Sá (Portugal)

1.S.1 - Does health literacy mediate the relationship between socioeconomic status and health outcomes?
Finaba Berete (Belgium)

1.S.2 - Enhancing men's awareness of testicular diseases: A feasibility trial and process evaluation
Megan McCarthy (Ireland)

1.S.3 - Impact of health education on sexual safety among Hungarian adolescents
Dávid Major (Hungary)

1.S.4 - Oral health literacy strategies focused on community-based learning
Nélio Veiga (Portugal)

1.S.5 - The impact of compliance with health literacy principles in Facebook posts on user engagement
Mi-Hsiu Wei (Taiwan)

1.S.6 - Determinants of infectious disease-related knowledge among adolescents in Armenia
Zhanna Sargsyan (Armenia)

1.S.7 - European training program for competence enhancement in management of health regions
Yvonne Behrens (Germany)

1.S.8 - Health literacy and health behaviors 3E 2S of Medical Profession
Nion Mayod (Thailand)

1.S.10 - Physical activity in leisure time and motivation among citizens with chronic disease in in Denmark
Cecilie Toxvaerd (Denmark)

1.S.11 - Patients’ factors of choice in dental care and impact of the Covid-19 pandemic – a systematic review
Susanne Felgner (Germany)

1.S.12 - Evaluation of a nutrition education program at the Dutch out-of-school care during summer holidays
Marieke Battjes-Fries (Netherlands)

1.S.13 - Parental oral health knowledge and plaque index of their children in rural communities of Armenia
Astghik Atanyan (Armenia)

1.S.14 - Which journal indicator to consider when submitting a paper on Public Health area?
Petek Eylul Taneri (Ireland)

1.S.15 - Comprehensive Sexuality Education in Italy: results from a pilot activity, April 2023
Lara Tavoschi (Italy)


Workshops - Thursday 9th Nov

Dublin time / Location Track Organiser Activity
Thu 9th
10:30-11:30
Liffey Hall 1
A. Food Revolution: Transforming Food Systems and Marketing EUPHA-LAW; EUPHA-GH; EUPHA-FN; EUPHA-ENV; University of Essex; Dublin City University 2.A. - Workshop: (Re)imagining food: representations of food to move towards more sustainable food cultures
Abstracts in EJPH
Chairperson(s): Elena Petelos (EUPHA-HTA, EUPHA-GH)

Understanding food discourse
Ryoko Sasamoto (Ireland)

Media representations of food
David Robbins (Ireland)

Policy developments on labelling for a more sustainable food system
Nikhil Gokani (EUPHA-LAW)

Screen Sustenance: Representations of Food and Drink in Film and Media
Daniel O'Brien (United Kingdom)

Changing perceptions of ‘healthy’ food in the UK in the late 20th and early 21st century
Xun Zhou (United Kingdom)

Thu 9th
10:30-11:30
Liffey Hall 2
B. Fighting Infectious Diseases: Epidemiology, Pandemic, Vaccines 2.B. - Oral presentations: One Health and AMR interventions
Abstracts in EJPH
Chairperson(s): Piedad Martin-Olmedo (EUPHA-HIA), Leonardo Villani (Italy)

How the EU animal welfare legislation can tackle AMR – a One Health perspective
Wendla Beyer (Austria)

Effectiveness of antimicrobial interventions in animal production: systematic review & meta-analysis
Ana Margarida Alho (Portugal)

One Health good practices across the European Region: the co-production of a Compendium
Maria Grazia Dente (Italy)

The one health approach applied to surveillance and control of Legionnaires' disease in Switzerland
Monica Wymann (Switzerland)

Barriers to the effective implementation of One health policies against AMR in the EU
Mariana Dates (Spain)

Thu 9th
10:30-11:30
Liffey Meeting Room 1
C. Bridging Borders: Collaboration for Health and Sustainability EUPHA-HP; Escola Superior de Saúde da Universidade dos Açores; Institute of Sociology, University of Education, Freiburg, Germany; CrAdLiSa 2.C. - Workshop: Our Food, Health & Earth: salutogenesis & health promotion for sustainability-health literacy pillar
Abstracts in EJPH
Chairperson(s): Luís Saboga-Nunes (EUPHA-HP), Uwe H. Bittlingmayer (Germany)

Too influential to be overlooked: How a Social Practice View of Health Literacy and Health Promotion is Transforming Research and Intervention
Stefanie Harsch (Germany)

Food, Nutritional Status and Health Literacy
Luís Saboga-Nunes (EUPHA-HP)

Adolescents' meaning and implications of Health and Health Literacy
Carmen Andrade (Portugal)

Public Health, Health Promotion and the Problem of Positivism
Uwe H. Bittlingmayer (Germany)

Thu 9th
10:30-11:30
Liffey Meeting Room 2
D. Easing the Burden: Responding to the Threat of Chronic Diseases 2.D. - Oral presentations: The impact of (Long) COVID on chronic disease care
Abstracts in EJPH
Chairperson(s): Tiina Laatikainen (Finland), Donatas Austys (Lithuania)

Symptom patterns and triggers of Long Covid: findings from a longitudinal online survey
Nida Ziauddeen (United Kingdom)

COVID-19 impact on pathological cancer diagnoses in Netherlands, Aotearoa New Zealand, & N. Ireland
Helen Mitchell (United Kingdom)

Long-term health consequences in persons with and without SARS-CoV-2 infection in Germany
Christin Heidemann (Germany)

Impact of COVID-19 pandemic on care for chronic diseases in deprived and non-deprived neighbourhoods
Shakib Sana (Netherlands)

Incidence and persistence of post-COVID condition in children – a matched cohort study in Germany
Giselle Sarganas (Germany)

Thu 9th
10:30-11:30
Liffey Meeting Room 3
E. Fostering our habitat: Climate Emergency, Environment and health, Urban Health The International Association of Public Health Institutes Committee on Climate Change and Health 2.E. - Workshop: Cross-sectoral action on climate change and health: Insights from national public health institutes
Abstracts in EJPH
Chairperson(s): Sébastien Denys (France), Amandine Ballart (United States)

Santé publique France’s cross-sectoral response to the climate and environmental changes
Mathilde Pascal (France)

The Robert Koch Institute’s cross-sectoral efforts to address climate change and health
Angelina Taylor (Germany)

How RIVM engages in cross-sectoral collaboration to ensure health is at the centre of climate action
Lisbeth Hall (Netherlands)

From Data to Action: How the European Climate and Health Observatory is addressing climate and health challenges
Aleksandra Kazmierczak (Denmark)

Thu 9th
10:30-11:30
Liffey A
F. Expanding Horizons: Digital Innovations, Monitoring, Foresight EUPHA-CHR, EUPHA-DH 2.F. - Workshop: Innovations for chronic diseases management: complementing usual care with digital therapeutics
Abstracts in EJPH
Chairperson(s): Saverio Stranges (EUPHA-CHR), Stefan Buttigieg (EUPHA-DH)

Complementing traditional care with digital therapeutics for chronic non-communicable disease management
Stefan Buttigieg (EUPHA-DH)

eHealth for chronic diseases management: challenges and opportunities
Arnaud Chiolero (Switzerland)

Innovative strategies for the management of common mental disorders
Shehzad Ali (Canada)

Voluntary private health insurance and management of frailty in European Health Systems: a longitudinal analysis
Raffaele Palladino (Italy)

Thu 9th
10:30-11:30
Liffey B
G. Data-Driven: Assessments for Informed Policy-Making PHIRI, TEHDAS, EU HIP, Sciensano, EUPHA-PHMR, WHO 2.G. - Round table: Member States’ Health Information Systems: State-of-play and best practices
Abstracts in EJPH
Chairperson(s): Nienke Schutte (Belgium), Neville Calleja (Malta)

WHO Support tool to strengthen health information systems
David Novillo-Ortiz (Denmark)

COVID-19 Health Information System Assessments
Miriam Saso (Belgium)

Member States' preparedness in joining the European Health Data Space
Linda Abboud (Belgium)

Mapping of surveillance systems for health crisis preparedness and response in Member States
Shona Cosgrove (Belgium)

Thu 9th
10:30-11:30
Wicklow Hall 2A
H. Equity Restored: Improving Health through Law and Ethics EUPHA-ETH 2.H. - Pro/con workshop: Whether AI will decrease health inequalities or deepen them?
Abstracts in EJPH
Chairperson(s): Farhang Tahzib (EUPHA-ETH), Monica Brînzac (EUPHAnxt)

Silviya Yankulovska (Bulgaria)

Els Maeckelberghe (EUPHA-ETH)

Thu 9th
10:30-11:30
Wicklow Hall 2B
I. Health Policies: Engaging in Public Debates, Politics, Advocacy EUPHA-PHPP, EUPHA-ENV 2.I. - Workshop: Planetary and One health policy and governance: evidence, tools and management
Abstracts in EJPH
Chairperson(s): Marleen Bekker (EUPHA-PHPP), Marija Jevtic (EUPHA-ENV)

European Hub for Planetary Health – Policy Engagement Working Group vision mission and priorities.
Marija Jevtic (EUPHA-ENV)

Strengthening One Health through Health Management: Lessons and Opportunities.
Lyudmil Ninov (Belgium)

Integrating One health into public policies: a One health policy screening tool.
Marleen Bekker (EUPHA-PHPP)

Thu 9th
10:30-11:30
Wicklow Hall 1
K. Promoting Health: Better Health throughout the Life Course INCa 2.K. - Skills building seminar: Nutrition: A Challenge For The Intervention Research And Health Promotion
Abstracts in EJPH
Chairperson(s): Jérôme Foucaud (France), Florence Cousson-Gélie (France)

Intervention Research in Health Promotion: Policy Issues, the Example of the Ten-Year Cancer Strategy in France
Jérôme Foucaud (France)

Intervention Research in Health Promotion: Methodological Issues
Florence Cousson-Gélie (France)

Intervention Research In Health Promotion: The Challenges of Transferability of a Youth Nutrition Project
Anne-Fleur Guillemin (France)

Thu 9th
10:30-11:30
Ecocem Room
L. Empowering Citizens: Enhancing Health Literacy, Population Health EUPHA-CAPH, EUPHA-HL initiative 2.L. - Workshop: Digital health literacy in childhood and adolescence: concepts, assessment tools, and study results
Abstracts in EJPH
Chairperson(s): Julia Dratva (EUPHA-CAPH), Orkan Okan (EUPHA-HL)

Digital health literacy – an evolving concept
Sibylle Juvalta (Switzerland)

Measuring digital health literacy in children and adolescents
Sonja Feer (Switzerland)

Digital health literacy in schools: new tools, empirical findings and implications for interventions
Orkan Okan (EUPHA-HL)

Thu 9th
10:30-11:30
Wicklow Meeting Room 1
M. Transforming Health Systems: Strength, Resilience, Efficacy Finnish Institute for Health and Welfare (THL), Observatory, EUPHA-HSR 2.M. - Workshop: Fostering integrated care through a large-scale structural health system reform in Finland
Abstracts in EJPH
Chairperson(s): Ilmo Keskimäki (Finland), Johan Hansen (EUPHA-HSR)

What a journey! – A short history of the Finnish health care and social service reform and administrative integration of health care and social services
Liina-Kaisa Tynkkynen (Finland)

Enacting multisectoral service chains and packages in the health and social care regions in Finland
Juha Koivisto (Finland)

When a home is no longer the best place – older adults’ use of health and care services in the context of a major healthcare reform
Mari Aaltonen (Finland)

Commentary: Finnish health and social care reform in the European perspective
Matthias Wismar (European Observatory)

Thu 9th
10:30-11:30
Wicklow Meeting Room 2
N. Strengthening the Core: Health Workforce Research and Skills Development 2.N. - Pitch presentations: Health workforce, health at work
Abstracts in EJPH
Chairperson(s): Marius-Ionuț Ungureanu (Romania), Anna Maier (Germany)

Investigating the longitudinal impacts of frontline work on healthcare workers family functioning
Jade Sheen (Australia)

Swiss cohort of healthcare professionals & informal caregivers (SCOHPICA): baseline survey's results
Isabelle Peytremann (Switzerland)

Regional public health staff workplace psychosocial risk assessment and health promotion initiative
Lucinda Ryan (Ireland)

Distress among healthcare professionals during the first two years of COVID-19 pandemic in Portugal
Alexandra Costa (Portugal)

Sick at work and future sickness absence - a prospective study of two measures of sickness presence
Claus D. Hansen (Denmark)

Long-term sickness absence among adults with ADHD: the role of psychosocial working conditions
Kuan-Yu Pan (Sweden)

Thu 9th
10:30-11:30
Wicklow Meeting Room 3
O. Maternal, Child, Adolescent Health: Caring for Our Next Generation 2.O. - Oral presentations: Mother and child health
Abstracts in EJPH
Chairperson(s): Carina Castro Silva (Portugal), Zhanna Sargsyan (Armenia)

Breastfeeding initation after Postpartum Haemorrhage: Associated factors and potential implications
James Gilroy (Ireland)

Preterm birth and stillbirth rates during COVID-19 pandemic: differences by socioeconomic status
Jennifer Zeitlin (France)

Comorbidities in women with polycystic ovary syndrome: a sibling study
Vivien Boldis (Sweden)

Maternal predictors of timeliness & uptake of Measles, Mumps & Rubella vaccine: A birth cohort study
Helen Skirrow (United Kingdom)

Complex social factors in pregnancy - a Scottish health needs assessment
Frederike Garbe (United Kingdom)

Thu 9th
10:30-11:30
Wicklow Meeting Room 4
P. Mental Health Matters: Advancements in Public Mental Health EUPHA-PMH, EUPHA-CHR 2.P. - Workshop: Mental health in old age
Abstracts in EJPH
Chairperson(s): Jutta Lindert (EUPHA-PMH), Julian Mamo (EUPHA-CHR)

Relationship between functional disability, depression, and social and civic engagement among older European adults: A three wave longitudinal study using SHARE
Sunwoo Lee (Czechia)

Mental health of older parents with migrant adult-children in Europe
Hayoung Lee (Hungary)

Impact of transition to retirement on the risk of depression and suicidality: results from the Survey of Health, Ageing and Retirement in Europe (SHARE)
Giacomo Pietro Vigezzi (Italy)

Risk of depression and distress in people aged 70 + in a rural area in Germany
Sarah Arndt (Germany)

Loneliness, ageism and mental wellbeing in nursing homes during the COVID-19 pandemic
Carmen Rodríguez-Blázquez (Spain)

Thu 9th
10:30-11:30
Wicklow Meeting Room 5
Q. Embracing Diversity: Migration, LGBTQI+, Minority Health University of Bergen (Norway) 2.Q. - Workshop: Difficult to reach – populations: How to recruit for qualitative and/or quantitative studies?
Abstracts in EJPH
Chairperson(s): Claire Collins (Ireland)

Wegdan Hasha (Norway)

Khadra Yasien Ahmed (Norway)

Ayan Bashir Sheikh-Mohamed (Norway)

Esperanza Diaz (Norway)


Poster walks - Thursday 9th Nov

Dublin time / Location Track Organiser Activity
Thu 9th
10:30-11:30
Foyer level 3
2.R. - Poster walk: Chronic diseases
Abstracts in EJPH
Chairperson(s): Brecht Devleesschauwer (Belgium), Maud Wieczorek (Switzerland)

2.R.1 - Prevalence of major noncommunicable diseases and their associated risk factors in Afghanistan
Ahmad Siyar Noormal (Germany)

2.R.2 - MANAGEMENT OF pT1 CRC DETECTED ON THE COLORECTAL CANCER SCREENING PROGRAMME (BASQUE COUNTRY. SPAIN)
Isabel Portillo Villares (Spain)

2.R.3 - Multimorbidity patterns in older migrants and natives across Europe
Su Yeon Jang (Germany)

2.R.4 - The burden of breast cancer attributable to modifiable risk factors
Jovana Todorovic (Serbia)

2.R.5 - Sexually and Non-sexually Transmitted Infections and The risk of Prostate Cancer
Melissa Sawaya (France)

2.R.6 - The care trajectories leading to emergency dialysis start: a qualitative study
Maxime Raffray (France)

2.R.7 - National Health Index shows an increase and marked regional differences in diabetes burden in Finland
Pekka Jousilahti (Finland)

2.R.8 - Morbidity and disability in older and very old people: Results of the study ‘Gesundheit 65+’
Judith Fuchs (Germany)

2.R.10 - Cancer risk behavior and healthcare utilization among people experiencing homelessness in Europe
Igor Grabovac (Austria)

2.R.11 - Ethnic disparity in cancer mortality in adult Fijian women, 2013-17
Catherine Dearie (Australia)

2.R.12 - A Pilot Study on the Prevalence of Peripheral Arterial Disease in Kigali, Rwanda
Kyle Denison Martin (United States)

2.R.13 - National and subnational analysis of diabetes and health inequalities in European Union countries
Carlos Alexandre Soares Andrade (Hungary)

2.R.14 - Assessing and projecting the burden of diabetes mellitus in the European Union by 2030
Nour Mahrouseh (Hungary)

2.R.15 - Health inequality and protective factors for post COVID-19 condition among older adults in Europe
Maika Ohno (Czechia)

Thu 9th
10:30-11:30
Foyer level 3
2.S. - Poster walk: Health workforce, practice and training
Abstracts in EJPH
Chairperson(s): Ramune Kalediene (Lithuania), Patrícia Pita Ferreira (Portugal)

2.S.1 - Consulting a midwife when not pregnant: what happened in France after the 2009 reform?
Carine Franc (France)

2.S.2 - The Gender gap in the Tuscany Regional Health System
Domitilla Marconi (Italy)

2.S.3 - Professional Public Health Practice in Spain - Insights from the Spanish Public Health White Paper
Gabriela Barbaglia (Spain)

2.S.4 - Mini-ethnography for medical students. Inquiry-based learning to foster transcultural competences
Sandra Ziegler (Germany)

2.S.5 - Access and utilization of health services improved by trained posyandu cadres in rural Indonesia
Retno Wardhani (Indonesia)

2.S.6 - Virtual Reality simulation training improves health professionals' knowledge in STEMI critical care
Laura Deroma (Italy)

2.S.8 - Assessing knowledge, attitude, practices and vaccine hesitancy in nurses: a pilot study
Azzurra Massimi (Italy)

2.S.9 - An overview of reviews: what do we know about task shifting and skill mix change in healthcare?
Francesca Meda (Italy)

2.S.10 - Public health staff during the COVID-19 pandemic: a comparison of temporary and permanent staff
Ylse van Dijk (Netherlands)

2.S.11 - Workers needed: a needed assessment of the workforce in local public health services in Portugal.
Rafael Vasconcelos (Portugal)

2.S.12 - English validation of the Living with long term conditions scale
Leire Ambrosio (United Kingdom)

2.S.13 - MicroDoc: Developing a guide for managing infections in Zambian rural low-resource health settings
John Gannon (Ireland)

2.S.14 - Learning health systems in rehabilitation care - findings and recommendations from a scoping review
Zsofia Torok (Ireland)

2.S.15 - Impact of the reform adding new sickness allowance checkpoints on rehabilitation and employment
Mikko Laaksonen (Finland)


Plenary session - Thursday 9th Nov

Dublin time / Location Track Organiser Activity
Thu 9th
11:40-12:40
Auditorium
EPH Conference OC - Opening Ceremony

Moderator:

Speakers:

  • Isabel de la Mata, Principal Adviser for Health and Crisis Management, Health and Food Safety Directorate General, European Commission
  • Luke Clancy, Director General, TobaccoFree Research Institute, Ireland
  • Natasha Azzopardi Muscat, Director of the Division of Country Health Policies and Systems, WHO Regional Office for Europe


Join the network meetings - Thursday 9th Nov

Dublin time / Location Track Organiser Activity
Thu 9th
12:50-13:50
Wicklow Hall 1
EUPHA-GH JTN1 - Global health initiative - Join the network

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Thu 9th
12:50-13:50
Wicklow Hall 2A
EUPHA-CAPH JTN2 - Child and adolescent public health - Join the network

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Thu 9th
12:50-13:50
Liffey Meeting Room 2
EUPHA-HWR JTN3 - Health workforce research - Join the network

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Thu 9th
12:50-13:50
Wicklow Meeting Room 1
EUPHA-LAW JTN4 - Law and public health - Join the network

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Thu 9th
12:50-13:50
Wicklow Hall 2B
EUPHA-MIG JTN5 - Migrant and ethnic Minority health - Join the network

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Thu 9th
12:50-13:50
Ecocem room
EUPHA-ECO JTN6 - Public health economics - Join the network

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Lunch symposiums - Thursday 9th Nov

Dublin time / Location Track Organiser Activity
Thu 9th
12:50-13:50
Liffey B
Conduent LS_EPI - Epidemic Intelligence – global lessons and how best to prepare for the next pandemic

Speakers/Panelists:

Lead presenter
Dianna Lydiard, Conduent, United States

Overview of Maven Electronic Disease Surveillance System
Ron Tinsley, Conduent, United States 

Overview of Maven and Social Health Determinants
Mark Marostica, Conduent, United States


Thu 9th
12:50-13:50
Liffey A
European Health and Digital Executive Agency (HaDEA) LS_HaDEA - Our Food, Our Health, Our Earth: EU funding opportunities

Speakers:

Introduction to HaDEA and the programmes managed by the Agency in the area of health, including synergies
Marina Zanchi, Director of HaDEA

 

Grants in the EU4Health programme
Florina Telea, Head of Unit, HaDEA A1

 

Procurement in the EU4Health programme
Agnès Mathieu-Mendes, Head of Unit, HaDEA A2

 

The role of EU4Health National Focal Points in liaising between the EU and potential applicants at national level
Amanda Daly, NFP, Ireland


Thu 9th
12:50-13:50
Liffey Hall 2
European Partnership on Transforming Health and Care Systems (THCS) LS_THCS - Enabling Health and Care Systems Transformation through the THCS Partnership

Speakers:

Introduction to the THCS programme
Sabrina Montante, THCS Partnership Coordinating Team

Principles governing RDI funding calls within THCS
THCS Partnership Coordinating Team

Assessing trends and requirements for research, development, and innovation (RDI) and capacity building in European health and care systems
Johan Hansen, Senior Researcher at the Netherlands Institute for Health Services Research (NIVEL)

A scoping review on the methodological frameworks for supporting transferability and implementation of practices in health and care systems
Juha Koivisto, Chief Specialist, Finnish Institute for Health and Welfare (THL)


Thu 9th
12:50-13:50
Liffey Hall 1
WHO Euro, EPHA, EUPHANxt LS_WHO - The making of a leader: women leaders in Public Health - A session for young public health professionals

Moderators:

Emilia Aragón de León, Division of Country Health Policies and Systems, WHO Regional Office for Europe

Monica Georgiana Brînzac, EUPHAnxt coordinator and Research Assistant, Department of Public Health, Babeș-Bolyai University, Cluj-Napoca, Romania

Alba Gil, Policy Officer European Public Health Alliance (EPHA)

 

Panellists:

Natasha Azzopardi Muscat, Director of Health Policies and Systems, WHO Europe

Kasia Czabanowska, Professor in Public Health Leadership and Workforce Development, Maastricht University, Head of the Department of International Health

Milka Sokolović, Director General European Public Health Alliance (EPHA)

Iveta Nagyova, President European Public Health Association (EUPHA)



Join the network meetings - Thursday 9th Nov

Dublin time / Location Track Organiser Activity
Thu 9th
14:00-15:00
Wicklow Hall 1
EUPHA-PHG JTN10 - Public health genomics - Join the network
Thu 9th
14:00-15:00
Liffey Meeting Room 2
EUPHA-FS JTN7 - Foresight - Join the network

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Thu 9th
14:00-15:00
Wicklow Hall 2B
EUPHA-HIA JTN8 - Health impact assessment - Join the network

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Thu 9th
14:00-15:00
Wicklow Hall 2A
EUPHA-HP JTN9 - Health promotion - Join the network

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Plenary session - Thursday 9th Nov

Dublin time / Location Track Organiser Activity
Thu 9th
14:00-15:00
Auditorium
EuroHealthNet PL1 - Plenary 1: Transitioning to more sustainable food systems that support health and wellbeing
Abstracts in EJPH

Organised by EuroHealthNet

Welcome by Moderators
Suzanne Costello, CEO, Institute of Public Health, Ireland
Caroline Costongs, Director EuroHealthNet

 

Video address
Dr Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, WHO Director-General

 

Academic keynote: Setting the scene: converging crises: food, climate and health
Tim Lang, Emeritus Professor of Food Policy, City University of London, United Kingdom

Panel discussion: Measures urgently needed to address the food and climate crises and promote healthy, sustainable nutrition
Featuring short presentations by four inspiring panelists, followed by a discussion with the panellists and Professor Lang.

  • Driving change and tackling food insecurity at the global level through an ambitious policy agenda
    Francesco Branca, Director of the Department of Nutrition and Food Safety, WHO (video address)

  • Partnering across policy, science and business to radically disrupt our food systems
    Gunhild A Stordalen, Founder & Executive Chair, EAT Foundation

  • Driving sustainable changes to our food systems to improve the health of all and reduce inequalities and the role of public health
    Anant Jani, University of Heidelberg, Germany and Fellow Oxford Martin School, Oxford University, United Kingdom

Conclusion by Moderators

 

Read more here.


Thu 9th
15:10-16:10
Liffey Hall 1
A. Food Revolution: Transforming Food Systems and Marketing INFORMAS, FEAST 3.A. - Workshop: Accountability of the European food industry to improve food systems for public and planetary health
Abstracts in EJPH
Chairperson(s): Stefanie Vandevijvere (Belgium), Janas Harrington (Ireland)

Company commitments and practices on nutrition and environmental sustainability in Ireland
Margaret Steele (Ireland)

Company commitments and practices on nutrition and environmental sustainability in Belgium
Stefanie Vandevijvere (Belgium)

The corporate political activity of the food industry in Europe: A barrier to the adoption of public health policies to promote healthy diets
Melissa Mialon (Ireland)

Behind the ‘creative destruction’ of human diets: an analysis of the structure and dynamics of the ultra-processed food manufacturing industry and implications for public health
Benjamin Wood (Australia)

Samuele Tonello (Belgium)

Thu 9th
15:10-16:10
Liffey Hall 2
B. Fighting Infectious Diseases: Epidemiology, Pandemic, Vaccines EUPHA 3.B. - Round table: Learning from the pandemic and implementing lessons learned: moving past the rhetoric
Abstracts in EJPH
Chairperson(s): Iveta Nagyova (EUPHA), Josep Figueras (European Observatory)

Martin McKee (United Kingdom)

Natasha Azzopardi Muscat (WHO EURO)

Dineke Zeegers Paget (EUPHA)

Ton Coenen (Netherlands)

Thu 9th
15:10-16:10
Liffey Meeting Room 1
C. Bridging Borders: Collaboration for Health and Sustainability MRC/CSO Social and Public Health Sciences Unit, University of Glasgow 3.C. - Skills building seminar: Guidance on using natural experiments to evaluate population health interventions
Abstracts in EJPH
Chairperson(s): Ruth Dundas (United Kingdom)

Designing and planning natural experimental evaluations with good practice recommendations
Peter Craig (United Kingdom)

Value and roles of qualitative methods in natural experimental evaluations
Judith Green (United Kingdom)

Thu 9th
15:10-16:10
Liffey Meeting Room 2
D. Easing the Burden: Responding to the Threat of Chronic Diseases EUPHA-EPI, EUPHA-ECO, EUPHA-CHR, EUPHA-HSR, EUPHA-PHG 3.D. - Round table: Cancer Epidemiology and Prevention: which opportunities from the EU Cancer Mission?
Abstracts in EJPH
Chairperson(s): Stefania Boccia (EUPHA-EPI), Julian Mamo (EUPHA-CHR)

Walter Ricciardi (WFPHA)

Tit Albreht (EUPHA)

João Vasco Santos (EUPHA-ECO)

Johan Hansen (EUPHA-HSR)

Thu 9th
15:10-16:10
Liffey Meeting Room 3
E. Fostering our habitat: Climate Emergency, Environment and health, Urban Health EC, Joint Research Centre; EUPHA-ENV 3.E. - Workshop: Air pollution health impacts and costs in EU accessing countries
Abstracts in EJPH
Chairperson(s): Vlatka Matkovic (Belgium), Marija Jevtic (EUPHA-ENV)

Air pollution costs in Western Balkans’ cities
Claudio Belis (Italy)

Modelling health effects of air pollution in Ukraine
Louky Schutte (Netherlands)

Econometric models derived from meta-analysis to estimate VSL and VOLY associated to air pollution at a global level: preliminary results
Sara Ciarlantini (Italy)

Thu 9th
15:10-16:10
Liffey A
F. Expanding Horizons: Digital Innovations, Monitoring, Foresight 3.F. - Oral presentations: Digital health systems
Abstracts in EJPH
Chairperson(s): Courtney Queen (United States), Andrea Gentili (Italy)

Holistically assessing digital public health systems: The Digital Public Health Maturity Index
Laura Maass (Germany)

The podcast as strategy to professional development and knowledge transfer in Health Care Planning
Francisco Timbó de Paiva Neto (Brazil)

Infodemics surveillance system to detect and analyze health misinformation using big data and AI
Plinio Morita (Canada)

An international and interdisciplinary Delphi study to measure digital public health system maturity
Laura Maass (Germany)

Thu 9th
15:10-16:10
Liffey B
G. Data-Driven: Assessments for Informed Policy-Making EUPHA-HTA; EUPHA-LAW 3.G. - Round table: European Union policies: the basis for EU legislation and the case of the EU HTA regulation
Abstracts in EJPH
Chairperson(s): Chiara de Waure (EUPHA-HTA), Elena Petelos (EUPHA-HTA, EUPHA-GH)

Dimitra Lingri (Greece)

Amandine Garde (EUPHA-LAW)

Iñaki Gutiérrez-Ibarluzea (Spain)

Thu 9th
15:10-16:10
Wicklow Hall 2A
H. Equity Restored: Improving Health through Law and Ethics EUPHA-ENV 3.H. - Workshop: Climate change and older people: a public health perspective with a focus on equity
Abstracts in EJPH
Chairperson(s): Andrea Schmidt (Austria), Angelique Mavrodaris (United Kingdom)

Climate, extreme weather and the health of older people: An umbrella review and framework for action
Angelique Mavrodaris (United Kingdom)

Heat health action plans: a European perspective
Christina Lampl (Austria)

Impact of the heat waves the Italian elderly population: not just a hot issue
Chiara Cadeddu (Netherlands)

From health in all policies to health for all policies with a focus on older people - climate, health and equity
Andrea Schmidt (Austria)

Thu 9th
15:10-16:10
Wicklow Hall 2B
I. Health Policies: Engaging in Public Debates, Politics, Advocacy 3.I. - Pitch presentations: Health policy evaluation
Abstracts in EJPH
Chairperson(s): Ellen Kuhlmann (EUPHA-HWR), Ligia Paina (United States)

Impact of the tobacco law on hospitalizations for tobacco-related diseases in adults in Portugal
Maria Ana Santos (Portugal)

The ‘FFAB’ project: Lessons learned from an early health intervention for male sports bettors
Blair Biggar (United Kingdom)

Gambling consumption and gambling harm: evidence from three British surveys
Viktorija Kesaite (United Kingdom)

A comparative study on the mandatory variation of COVID-19 vaccination policies.
Nicole Batten (Australia)

Effective promotion of sustainable wellbeing among older people: the social quality approach
Tomi Mäki-Opas (Finland)

Green List Prevention - An Evidence Registry for Prevention and Health Promotion in Germany
Ulla Walter (Germany)

Thu 9th
15:10-16:10
Wicklow Hall 1
K. Promoting Health: Better Health throughout the Life Course WHO Euro, Semmelweis University 3.K. - Workshop: Challenges and opportunities for healthy ageing in Europe in the UN Decade of Healthy Ageing
Abstracts in EJPH
Chairperson(s): Yongjie Yon (Denmark), Zoltán Ungvári (Hungary)

Enhancing the Lives of Older Adults in the WHO European Region: Assessing the Implementation of the UN Decade of Healthy Ageing
Yongjie Yon (Denmark)

From Geroscience Discoveries to Public Health Practice: Shifting the Paradigm towards Healthy Ageing
Anna Csiszar (United States)

Exploring health service utilization among elderly populations in Hungary: A comparison of rural and urban settings in the context of Unhealthy Ageing
Nora Kovacs (Hungary)

Semmelweis Caring University Model Program: A Holistic Approach to Promoting Healthy Ageing through a Longitudinal Cohort Study, Preventive Services and Workplace Health Promotion
Zoltán Ungvári (Hungary)

Thu 9th
15:10-16:10
Ecocem Room
L. Empowering Citizens: Enhancing Health Literacy, Population Health EUPH-IDC; Italian National Institute of Health, University of Pisa, Sapienza University of Rome 3.L. - Round table: Vaccine Literacy and vaccination uptake for newly arrived migrants and people living in prisons
Abstracts in EJPH
Chairperson(s): Lara Tavoschi (Italy), Pania Karnaki (Greece)

Why is it important to address organisational vaccine literacy?
Igor Aloise (Italy)

Vaccine Literacy and “whole-of-prison” approach to increase vaccine uptake and vaccine coverage in prison settings
Erica De Vita (Italy)

Organizational Vaccine Literacy (VL) can remove system barriers to Newly Arrived Migrants vaccination
Silvia Declich (Italy)

Thu 9th
15:10-16:10
Wicklow Meeting Room 1
M. Transforming Health Systems: Strength, Resilience, Efficacy Observatory 3.M. - Round table: Health System Strengthening in the European Union: infrastructure, digitization, health workforce
Abstracts in EJPH
Chairperson(s): Ewout Van Ginneken (Germany), Erica Richardson (United Kingdom)

Karsten Vrangbaek (Denmark)

Zeynep Or (France)

Antonio Giulio de Belvis (Italy)

Nathan Shuftan (Germany)

Thu 9th
15:10-16:10
Wicklow Meeting Room 2
N. Strengthening the Core: Health Workforce Research and Skills Development EUPHA 3.N. - Skills building seminar: Publishing and disseminating your research: How to get published, and what then?
Abstracts in EJPH
Chairperson(s): Monica Brînzac (EUPHAnxt)

Peter Allebeck (Sweden)

Rachel Moriarty (United Kingdom)

Thu 9th
15:10-16:10
Wicklow Meeting Room 3
O. Maternal, Child, Adolescent Health: Caring for Our Next Generation EHESP school of public health (Rennes, France) & EUPHA-CAPH 3.O. - Workshop: Students avoiding school toilets: a universal, unrecognized & rarely discussed public health issue
Abstracts in EJPH
Chairperson(s): Emmanuelle Godeau (France), Julia Dratva (EUPHA-CAPH)

Progress on drinking water, sanitation and hygiene in schools: global overview on the WASH programme
Valentina Baltag (Switzerland)

Using popular culture to fill in the gaps in public health knowledge – the case of school toilets
Michal Molcho (Ireland)

Avoiding school toilets in the Netherlands; should we worry?
Danielle Jansen (EUPHA-CAPH)

School toilets use: the perspective of French school doctors
Emmanuelle Godeau (France)

Thu 9th
15:10-16:10
Wicklow Meeting Room 4
P. Mental Health Matters: Advancements in Public Mental Health 3.P. - Pitch presentations: Inclusion, violence, self-harm
Abstracts in EJPH
Chairperson(s): Arjan van der Star (EUPHA-SGMH), Alexandria Chung (United Kingdom)

Adolescent psychiatric inpatient treatment and subsequent labor market trajectories
Joonas Pitkänen (Finland)

Social inclusion of people with mental illness: the widening gap in the adult population in Belgium
Pierre Smith (Belgium)

Precarious employment at a young age and alcohol-related health problems
Emelie Thern (Sweden)

Identifying high-risk subgroups for self-harm in young people
David McEvoy (Ireland)

Quantifying missed opportunities in health sector for women and girls victims of violence in Albania
Alban Ylli (Albania)

Pressure, bullying and low social support predict depressive symptoms and self-directed violence
Tonje Holte Stea (Norway)

Risk factors for domestic violence during the COVID-19 pandemic-a multi-country longitudinal survey
Christina Palantza (Netherlands)

Thu 9th
15:10-16:10
Wicklow Meeting Room 5
Q. Embracing Diversity: Migration, LGBTQI+, Minority Health 3.Q. - Oral presentations: Migrant health
Abstracts in EJPH
Chairperson(s): Esperanza Diaz (Norway), Cara Krudewig (Germany)

Factors associated with discrimination in GPs’ decisions towards migrants with mental health problems
Camille Duveau (Belgium)

Migration and mental health over the past 20 years: how has the situation evolved?
Camille Duveau (Belgium)

Reproducing differential racialisation: social triage in migrant mental health services in England
Philipa Mladovsky (United Kingdom)

Mortality gradient by education: differences between natives and immigrants in Italian Census cohort
Martina Ventura (Italy)


Poster walks - Thursday 9th Nov

Dublin time / Location Track Organiser Activity
Thu 9th
15:10-16:10
Foyer level 3
3.R. - Poster walk: Chronic diseases 2
Abstracts in EJPH
Chairperson(s): Anjum Memon (United Kingdom), Sarah Moreels (Belgium)

3.R.1 - Environmental determinants of body mass index trajectories: results from a longitudinal Swedish study
Pauline Rebouillat (Sweden)

3.R.2 - Health care use and costs attributable to cardiovascular disease in Ireland: a cross-sectional study
Danko Stamenic (Ireland)

3.R.3 - Rapidly increasing multimorbidity results in increase of health care costs
Katja Wikström (Finland)

3.R.5 - Behavioural risk factors and psychophysical well-being among University students in Pavia Colleges
Giansanto Mosconi (Italy)

3.R.7 - Smoking status of medical students and changes during the COVID-19 pandemic
Jana Babjakova (Slovakia)

3.R.8 - Effect of prenatal passive tobacco smoke exposure on full-term birth weight of born neonates:SR
Vikram Niranjan (Ireland)

3.R.9 - Tobacco cessation attempts among Turkish adolescents: a structural equation model analysis
Nadiye Pinar Ay (Turkey)

3.R.10 - Impact of a digital therapeutic on adult asthma
Akash Bijlani (United States)

3.R.11 - Correlates of HIV infection among HIV-exposed infants in low-income settlements Nairobi, Kenya.
Elizabeth Kiilu (United Kingdom)

3.R.13 - Sex-specific aging patterns of gut microbiota guild in urban Chinese adults
Jiongxing Fu (China)

3.R.14 - Associations between metabolic syndrome and Plant-Based diet Indices in the NutriNet-Santé study
Clémentine Prioux (France)

3.R.15 - Mediterranean diet in five Mediterranean countries: the DELICIOUS project
Giuseppe Grosso (EUPHA-FN)

Thu 9th
15:10-16:10
Foyer level 3
3.S. - Poster walk: Maternal, child and adolescent public health
Abstracts in EJPH
Chairperson(s): Ourania Kolokotroni (Cyprus), Khatia Antia (Germany)

3.S.1 - Adverse childhood experiences and pain in early adolescence: A study in the Generation XXI cohort
Armine Abrahamyan (Portugal)

3.S.3 - Cluster analysis of maternal socioeconomic and non-modifiable factors with birth & placental outcomes
Shevaun Teo (Ireland)

3.S.5 - Perceived stress and psychosomatic complaints in Swedish youth
Sara Brolin Låftman (Sweden)

3.S.6 - Early life social and health determinants of higher education across three generations
Ilona Grünberger (Sweden)

3.S.7 - Time trends in sexual harassment exposure among adolescents in Norway between 2017 and 2021
Anne Mari Steigen (Norway)

3.S.8 - Psychosomatic complaints at age 15-16 and later educational achievement in upper secondary school
Joakim Wahlström (Sweden)

3.S.9 - Body dissatisfaction in the classroom context and adolescent psychological complaints
Joakim Wahlström (Sweden)

3.S.10 - Quality Improvement Process in Childcare Facilities: Results of a Qualitative Study
Charlotte Decroix (France)

3.S.12 - Knowledge and attitudes towards vaccination in the Croatian adolescent population
Ivan Miskulin (Croatia)

3.S.14 - The link between smart device use and ADHD-how can reading and physical activity make a difference?
Wan-Chen Lin (Taiwan)

3.S.15 - Digital psychosocial assessment of youth in Australian hospitals: From aspiration to implementation
Daniel Waller (Australia)


Workshops - Thursday 9th Nov

Dublin time / Location Track Organiser Activity
Thu 9th
16:40-17:40
Liffey Hall 1
A. Food Revolution: Transforming Food Systems and Marketing EUPHA-LAW, EUPHA-FN, EUPHA-HL initiative, EUPHA-ETH 4.A. - Workshop: Public health interventions to counteract unhealthy diets towards a better consumer knowledge
Abstracts in EJPH
Chairperson(s): Els Maeckelberghe (EUPHA-ETH), Orkan Okan (EUPHA-HL)

Nutritional and non-nutritional content in food: targets for front-to-package labels
Giuseppe Grosso (EUPHA-FN)

Front-to-package labels relevance for policy: the Nutri-Score as case study
Chantal Julia (France)

Regulatory approaches to front-of-pack nutrition labelling
Nikhil Gokani (EUPHA-LAW)

Advantages of harmonised front-of-pack nutrition labelling for stakeholders
Amandine Garde (EUPHA-LAW)

Food and Nutrition Literacy as means to fight against inequalities in diet and nutrition
Guglielmo Bonaccorsi (Italy)

Thu 9th
16:40-17:40
Liffey Hall 2
B. Fighting Infectious Diseases: Epidemiology, Pandemic, Vaccines 4.B. - Pitch presentations: One Health, infectious diseases
Abstracts in EJPH
Chairperson(s): Alessandro D'Avino (Italy), Latame Komla Adoli (France)

Disease costs due to outdoor ambient particulate matter pollution in Germany, 2018
Dietrich Plass (Germany)

Evaluation of antibiotic resistance in bacterial strains isolated from sewage of slaughterhouses.
Maria Anna Coniglio (Italy)

Building a European One Health workforce for prevention and preparedness to health threats
Claudia Robbiati (Italy)

Identifying quantitative evidence-based parameters to monitor emerging resistance to new antibiotics
Jacopo Garlasco (Italy)

Individual exposure to multiple pollutions (air, noise, ELF-EMF) in daily-life microenvironments
Agathe Salmon (Belgium)

Poliomyelitis alert on Tunisian borders: response and challenges
Hind Bouguerra (Tunisia)

Detection and management of tuberculosis in Tunisia: challenges and outcomes
Hind Bouguerra (Tunisia)

Thu 9th
16:40-17:40
Liffey Meeting Room 1
C. Bridging Borders: Collaboration for Health and Sustainability EUPHA-GH, EUPHA-LAW, EUPHA-IDC, EUPHA-HTA 4.C. - Round table: The role of EU bodies and European Health Union policies, and implications for the Pandemic Treaty - THIS WORKSHOP HAS BEEN CANCELLED.
Abstracts in EJPH
Thu 9th
16:40-17:40
Liffey Meeting Room 2
D. Easing the Burden: Responding to the Threat of Chronic Diseases 4.D. - Pitch presentations: Genomics, disabilities, inequalities
Abstracts in EJPH
Chairperson(s): Roberta Pastorino (EUPHA-PHG), Marlene Meyer (Germany)

Unraveling COVID-19 investigation hurdles with viral genomics
Regina Sá (Portugal)

The Irish National SARS-CoV-2 Whole Genome Sequencing Surveillance Programme
Carina Brehony (Ireland)

Polygenic Risk Scores for cancer mortality prediction
Antonio Sciurti (Italy)

Predictive performance of polygenic scores for coronary artery disease in multiple genetic ancestries
Luca Regazzi (Italy)

Access to health care for people with intellectual disability in Belgium: challenges and solutions
Marie Dauvrin (Belgium)

Inequitable distribution of mortality between persons with and without disabilities
Jong Eun Park (Korea, South)

Regional health and social inequalities in Bulgaria
Dima Tsanova (Bulgaria)

Neighborhood deprivation and household socioeconomic status as risk factors for diabetes in Brussels
Johan Van der Heyden (Belgium)

Thu 9th
16:40-17:40
Liffey Meeting Room 3
E. Fostering our habitat: Climate Emergency, Environment and health, Urban Health 4.E. - Pitch presentations: Environment and health
Abstracts in EJPH
Chairperson(s): Peter Van Den Hazel (EUPHA-ENV), Ella Näsi (Finland)

Vulnerability to heatwaves: a scoping review of prevention programs. Results from the ENBEL project.
Elena Mazzalai (Italy)

Active commuting and low-grade inflammation: a population-based cross-sectional study
Sara Allaouat (Finland)

Assessing Vulnerability to Health Impacts of Climate Change in French Municipalities
Hiago Pereira Barbosa (France)

The burden of ischemic stroke due to air pollution in ten European countries
Katarina Vojvodic (Serbia)

Impact of air pollution on mortality: geo-epidemiological study in French-speaking Africa
Laurie Capitanio (France)

Sea Level Rise and City-level Climate Action
Margaret Brennan (Ireland)

Social gradient in quality of life according to microscale neighbourhood features, Limassol, Cyprus
Nicos Middleton (Cyprus)

Diet-related greenhouse gases emissions according to individual readiness to reduce meat consumption
Anouk Reuze (France)

Thu 9th
16:40-17:40
Liffey A
F. Expanding Horizons: Digital Innovations, Monitoring, Foresight EUPHA-FS 4.F. - Workshop: Supporting present policy making to address future challenges: foresight and public health policies
Abstracts in EJPH
Chairperson(s): Henk Hilderink (EUPHA-FS), Claudia Habl (Austria)

Foresight for policy making to be better prepared for the future
Henk Hilderink (EUPHA-FS)

A pandemic’s impact on Mental Health
Beate Gruber (Austria)

Promoting primary healthcare services resilience with chronic disease management digitalization: a foresight study in the Lisbon health region
Mariana Peyroteo (Portugal)

Implementation of precision medicine in (routine) cancer care in Belgium in a fair and equitable way
Tugce Schmitt (Belgium)

Thu 9th
16:40-17:40
Liffey B
G. Data-Driven: Assessments for Informed Policy-Making EUPHA-ECO, EUPHA-HIA, EUPHA-ENV 4.G. - Round table: Environmental stressors on health economics and policies – challenges and pitfalls
Abstracts in EJPH
Chairperson(s): João Vasco Santos (EUPHA-ECO), Piedad Martin-Olmedo (EUPHA-HIA)

Marco Martuzzi (Italy)

Brecht Devleesschauwer (Belgium)

Marija Jevtic (EUPHA-ENV)

Vlatka Matkovic (Belgium)

Thu 9th
16:40-17:40
Wicklow Hall 2A
H. Equity Restored: Improving Health through Law and Ethics 4.H. - Oral presentations: Socioeconomic determinants
Abstracts in EJPH
Chairperson(s): Jeffrey Butler (Germany), Charlotte Myers (EUPHAnxt)

Life-course socioeconomic status and its impact on functional health of Portuguese older adults
Ana Henriques (Portugal)

Socioeconomic inequalities in noncommunicable diseases in Portugal: an analysis of three decades
Margarida Martins Teixeira (Portugal)

Socioeconomic inequalities in health-related functioning among people with Type 2 Diabetes
Rachelle Meisters (Netherlands)

Where you live matters: how degree of urbanization influences healthcare utilization in Portugal
Júlia Martinho (Portugal)

Joint effects of US area-level social mobility & income inequality on mortality: an ecological study
Erik Igelström (United Kingdom)

Thu 9th
16:40-17:40
Wicklow Hall 2B
I. Health Policies: Engaging in Public Debates, Politics, Advocacy Sciensano; EUPHA-CHR; EUPHAnxt 4.I. - Skills building seminar: Sharp Pencils, Clear Minds: Translating research to policy through effective policy briefs
Abstracts in EJPH
Chairperson(s): Julian Mamo (EUPHA-CHR), Jinane Ghattas (EUPHAnxt)

Marie Delnord (Belgium)

Gabrielle Schittecatte (Belgium)

Thu 9th
16:40-17:40
Wicklow Hall 1
K. Promoting Health: Better Health throughout the Life Course 4.K. - Oral presentations: Prevention and behaviour
Abstracts in EJPH
Chairperson(s): Nélio Veiga (Portugal), Neha Jain (United Kingdom)

15 years of Gaining Health strategy in Italy: what’s new about behavioral risk factors?
Valentina Pettinicchio (Italy)

Impact of implementation of a smoking prevention intervention on vocational students’ smoking status
Marie Pil Jensen (Denmark)

The role of health insurance literacy in the process and outcomes of choosing a insurance policy
Laurens Holst (Netherlands)

Contribution of meat-free days, meat-free meals, and portion sizes to UK meat consumption declines
Alexander Vonderschmidt (United Kingdom)

Psychosocial determinants of adherence to COVID-19 preventive behaviors
Kathleen Gali (Germany)

Thu 9th
16:40-17:40
Ecocem Room
L. Empowering Citizens: Enhancing Health Literacy, Population Health 4.L. - Oral presentations: Health literacy
Abstracts in EJPH
Chairperson(s): Andreia Costa (Portugal), Clément Meier (Switzerland)

Examination of the Effectiveness of a Public Health Nurses' National Call Center for Young Families
Shiran Bord (Israel)

Skills4 Health Literacy– Nordic project promoting capacity building on health literacy and dementia
Josefin Wångdahl (Sweden)

Health literacy and unhealthy lifestyle behaviors in older adults: does social connectedness matter?
Maud Wieczorek (Switzerland)

Transferable lessons learned from improving health literacy responsiveness in Dutch rheumatology care
Mark Matthijs Bakker (Netherlands)

Thu 9th
16:40-17:40
Wicklow Meeting Room 1
M. Transforming Health Systems: Strength, Resilience, Efficacy 4.M. - Oral presentations: Health care services
Abstracts in EJPH
Chairperson(s): Dheepa Rajan (Belgium), Sherihane Bensemmane (Belgium)

Use of outpatient healthcare services before and after the onset of unemployment
Hanna Rinne (Finland)

Changing patterns in the length of stay in institutional care between 2015-2021 in Stockholm, Sweden
Megan Doheny (Sweden)

The impact of ageing, inequality and the evolution of morbidity on future health expenditure
Thomas Leoni (Austria)

Quality improvement in multi-professional primary health care units: Lessons learned from Austria
Christina Radl-Karimi (Austria)

Out-of-pocket expenditure and mortality in the elderly in Europe: a longitudinal analysis, 2006-20
Raffaele Palladino (United Kingdom)

Thu 9th
16:40-17:40
Wicklow Meeting Room 2
N. Strengthening the Core: Health Workforce Research and Skills Development Observatory, WHO 4.N. - Round table: Policy options for fixing the global and European health and care workforce-crisis
Abstracts in EJPH
Chairperson(s): Matthias Wismar (European Observatory)

Margaret Caffrey (United Kingdom)

Jim Campbell (Switzerland)

Tomas Zapata (WHO EURO)

Gemma Williams (United Kingdom)

Thu 9th
16:40-17:40
Wicklow Meeting Room 3
O. Maternal, Child, Adolescent Health: Caring for Our Next Generation 4.O. - Pitch presentations: Reproductive, perinatal health
Abstracts in EJPH
Chairperson(s): Mika Gissler (Finland), Nathalie Lambrecht (Germany)

The association between maternal prenatal vitamin B12 intake and child cognitive development
Eliska Hrezova (Czechia)

Perinatal common mental health disorders among migrant women: a systematic review and meta-analysis
Kerrie Stevenson (United Kingdom)

Unintended perinatal health consequences of a Swedish family policy: A population-based study
Sol Juárez (Sweden)

Exploring the Challenges in Delivering Sexual and Reproductive Healthcare in Iran
Darya Azarmi (United Kingdom)

Hypertensive disorders of pregnancy and long-term risk of maternal stroke - a systematic review
Matthew Brohan (Ireland)

Temperature around conception and metabolic health in adulthood: Evidence from the UK Biobank
Timo Stefan Münz (Germany)

Thu 9th
16:40-17:40
Wicklow Meeting Room 4
P. Mental Health Matters: Advancements in Public Mental Health University Health Care Research Center 4.P. - Workshop: Mental health among adolescents – from epidemiological surveillance to school-based promotion
Abstracts in EJPH
Chairperson(s): Fredrik Söderqvist (Sweden), Johanna Gustafsson (Sweden)

Assessing the mental health among adolescents using a two continua model approach
Fredrik Söderqvist (Sweden)

Mental health in Swedish adolescents prior to and three years after the Covid-19 outbreak
Lena Uvhagen (Sweden)

A solution-focused coaching approach to promote adolescent mental well-being in a school setting
Johanna Gustafsson (Sweden)

The Solution-focused Intervention for Mental health to promote adolescent mental well-being
Fredrik Söderqvist (Sweden)

Thu 9th
16:40-17:40
Wicklow Meeting Room 5
Q. Embracing Diversity: Migration, LGBTQI+, Minority Health EUPHA-MIG 4.Q. - Workshop: Inclusive and non-discriminatory language and health communication: state, needs, perspectives
Abstracts in EJPH
Chairperson(s): Bernadette Kumar (EUPHA-MIG), Allan Krasnik (Denmark)

On the problem of communication in a diverse society
Bernadette Kumar (EUPHA-MIG)

Challenges in communicating evidence and policies in relation to the COVID-19 pandemic – experiences from Denmark
Allan Krasnik (Denmark)

Anti-discriminatory language in public health research and practice in Germany
Katja Kajikhina (Germany)

Nothing about us without us - community perspectives
Navina Sarma (Germany)


Poster walks - Thursday 9th Nov

Dublin time / Location Track Organiser Activity
Thu 9th
16:40-17:40
Foyer level 3
4.R. - Poster walk: Environment and health
Abstracts in EJPH
Chairperson(s): Chiara Cadeddu (Netherlands), Ione Avila-Palencia (United Kingdom)

4.R.1 - Changes in ambient particulate matter exposure and evaluation of its health relevance in Germany
Sarah Kienzler (Germany)

4.R.2 - Early-life droughts and cognitive performance among children in rural India
Reyn Van Ewijk (Germany)

4.R.3 - Assessing the Impact of Energy and Fuel Poverty on Health: A European Scoping Review
Sarah Champagne (United Kingdom)

4.R.5 - Barriers and interventions for healthy and climate-friendly living for vulnerable groups
Christina Lampl (Austria)

4.R.6 - EXPOSURE to sunlight and allergic morbidity in children (Pollution and Asthma Risk: an Infant Study)
Lea Lefebvre (France)

4.R.7 - Impacts of climate change and environmental pollution: a public health foresight study
Brigit Staatsen (Netherlands)

4.R.8 - Qualitative communication research with environmental health scientists and stakeholders
Daniela Friedman (United States)

4.R.10 - Waste incineration and cancer mortality: a longitudinal controlled population-based study
Carolina Capitão (Portugal)

4.R.11 - Building a score of climate change mitigation potential in national food-based dietary guidelines
Lucía Aguirre Sánchez (Switzerland)

4.R.13 - The effect of ozone, nitrogen dioxide and temperature on emergency department admissions
Nora Boussoussou (Hungary)

4.R.14 - Using indoor temperature in heat health warning systems: Deployment in community housing in Canada
Gaya Bin Noon (Canada)

4.R.15 - Assessment of Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene Facilities in Public Schools in Pwani Region, Tanzania
Vikram Niranjan (Ireland)

Thu 9th
16:40-17:40
Foyer level 3
4.S. - Poster walk: Mother and child care
Abstracts in EJPH
Chairperson(s): Julia Dratva (EUPHA-CAPH), Armine Abrahamyan (Portugal)

4.S.1 - Parental imprinting
Elena Capitani (Italy)

4.S.2 - Evaluation of the Ministry of Health's pilot program - A personal pregnancy follow-up service
Carmit Satran (Israel)

4.S.3 - The silent support marathon: men’s role and experience in pregnancy after prior pregnancy loss
Emily Koert (Denmark)

4.S.4 - Women’s health report for Belgium: addressing the information gap
Aline Scohy (Belgium)

4.S.7 - Engaging Czech-Slovak Roma women in the co-creation of an antenatal care information resource
Mabel Lie (United Kingdom)

4.S.8 - Health-Related Quality of Life and Sleep Habits of Children with Overweight or Obesity
Annette Løvheim Kleppang (Norway)

4.S.9 - Impact of COVID-19 on DTP3 Vaccination Trends in Africa: A Joinpoint Regression Analysis
Francisco Guillen Grima (Spain)

4.S.10 - Selected outcomes from the study The Youth and Parents Risk Factor Behavior Survey in Bratislava
Jana Babjakova (Slovakia)

4.S.11 - Childhood vaccinations in conflict-affected settings: a case study from a frozen conflict zone
Anya Agopian (Armenia)

4.S.12 - Mother´s own milk (MOM) feeding in preterm infants in Germany – A status quo of personal attitudes
Isabella Schwab (Germany)

4.S.13 - Group Antenatal Care (gANC) for Somali-speaking women in Sweden – a process evaluation
Malin Ahrne (Sweden)

4.S.14 - Prenatal particulate matter exposure is linked with neurobehavioral development in early life
Charlotte Cosemans (Belgium)


Plenary session - Thursday 9th Nov

Dublin time / Location Track Organiser Activity
Thu 9th
17:50-18:50
Auditorium
EUPHA, Observatory PL2 - Plenary 2: Commercial determinants of non-communicable diseases: the imperative for a systems approach
Abstracts in EJPH

Organised by EUPHA, European Observatory on Health Systems and Policies

Moderators:

  • Josep Figueras, Director European Observatory on Health Systems and Policies
  • Nicole Mauer, European Observatory on Health Systems and Policies

Keynote speaker:

  • Iveta Nagyova, President EUPHA and Head of the Department of Social and Behavioural Medicine, Faculty of Medicine, PJ Safarik University, Kosice, Slovakia

Speakers/Panellists:

  • Mark Petticrew, London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine, London, United Kingdom 
  • Amandine Garde, University of Liverpool, United Kingdom; President EUPHA Law and public health section
  • Simon Bacon, Concordia University, Montreal, Canada 
  • Caroline Cerny, Policy & Engagement Director, Bite Back 2030
  • Gauden Galea, Strategic Adviser to the WHO Regional Director for Europe, Special Initiative on NCDs and Innovation