Workshops - Thursday 10th Nov
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| Thu 10th 9:00-10:00 Room A |
A. Strengthening health systems: improving population health | CDC, WHO | 1.A. - Workshop: Developing an actionable and methodologically rigorous social listening report. | |
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Chairperson(s): Christopher Voegeli - United States 10 Steps to creating an insights report Elisabeth Wilhelm - United States Integrated Analysis: What it is and how to do it. Christopher Voegeli - United States |
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| Thu 10th 9:00-10:00 Room B |
B. Preparing for the unexpected: lessons learned from Covid-19 | The Public Health Agency of Sweden | 1.B. - Workshop: Adaptations in a time of crisis – public health practice in Sweden during the COVID-19 pandemic | |
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Chairperson(s): Anna Månsdotter - Sweden, Karin Guldbrandsson - Sweden Public health in Sweden during the COVID-19 pandemic Anna Månsdotter - Sweden Public health work in Sweden during the COVID-19 pandemic Karin Guldbrandsson - Sweden Prevention of alcohol, drugs and tobacco during the COVID-19-pandemic – consequences and inequalities in Swedish municipalities Ulrika Owen - Sweden Digitalisation in the area of alcohol, drug, and tobacco during the COVID-19-pandemic: supporting the drive towards an equitable health? Frida Jonsson - Sweden |
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| Thu 10th 9:00-10:00 Room C |
C. European public health / Food and nutrition | Observatory | 1.C. - Workshop: What has the EU ever done for my health system? Using EU tools effectively for health system change | |
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Chairperson(s): Dimitra Panteli - Belgium, Nick Fahy - United Kingdom What are the tools provided by the EU to support health and care improvement? Nicole Mauer - Belgium The Transforming Health Care Systems Partnership – collaboration for improvement post-pandemic Sabrina Montante - Belgium A country perspective from Slovenia Vesna-Kestrin Petric - Slovenia Health system strengthening and transformation – Current priorities of the European Commission Isabel de La Mata - European Commission - DG Sante |
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| Thu 10th 9:00-10:00 Room D |
D. Chronic diseases | 1.D. - Oral presentations: Chronic diseases determinants and interventions | ||
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Incremental net benefit of wearable devices for home monitoring of chronically ill patients Gerardo Altamura - Italy Artificial sweeteners and risk of cardiovascular diseases in the prospective NutriNet-Santé cohort Charlotte Debras - France Incidence and predictors of frailty in Latin America and China: evidence from 10/66 cohort studies Miao Jiang - Switzerland Food additive emulsifiers and cancer risk: results from the French prospective NutriNet-Santé cohort. Mélanie Deschasaux-Tanguy - France |
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| Thu 10th 9:00-10:00 Room E |
E. Environment, climate and health | Instituto Universitário Egas Moniz, NOVA | 1.E. - Workshop: Accelerating the action on SDGs applying a One Health approach | |
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Chairperson(s): Ricardo Assunção - Portugal, Susana Viegas - Portugal One Health approach for the SDGs achievement Susana Viegas - Portugal Air pollution and health – the importance of air monitoring and burden of disease for attaining SDGs Carla Martins - Portugal Impact of climate change on food systems – the One Health approach Ricardo Assunção - Portugal Intensive animal production as driver of biodiversity loss and pandemics Carla Viegas - Portugal Biodiversity and Health Susana Viegas - Portugal |
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| Thu 10th 9:00-10:00 Room F |
F. Digital health and communication | EUPHA-DH | 1.F. - Skills building seminar: Podcast 101 | |
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Chairperson(s): Stefan Buttigieg - EUPHA (DH), Brian Li Han Wong - United Kingdom Getting started with Podcasts Stefan Buttigieg - EUPHA (DH) Promoting and growing your podcasts and ensuring sustainability and consistency in your approach Juan Rachadell - Portugal |
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| Thu 10th 9:00-10:00 Room G |
G. Health data, information and assessments | NAKO e.V. | 1.G. - Workshop: The German National Cohort (NAKO): Design, current state, and first results | |
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Chairperson(s): Tobias Pischon - Germany, Lilian Krist - Germany The German National Cohort (NAKO): Overview and Current State Karin Halina Greiser - Germany Depression Assessment in the German National Cohort (NAKO) Klaus Berger - Germany Increase in Mental Disorders During the COVID-19 Pandemic—Role of Occupational & Financial Strains Nico Dragano - Germany Whole-body Magnetic Resonance Imaging in the German National Cohort (NAKO): Design & Current Status Fabian Bamberg - Germany |
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| Thu 10th 9:00-10:00 Room H |
H. Health determinants and health inequalities | 1.H. - Oral presentations: Measuring health inequalities | ||
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Less to lose yet losing more: Income Inequality in Years of Life Lost to Covid-19 Jawa Issa - Netherlands Reducing health inequalities through general practice in the UK: a realist review (EQUALISE) Anna Gkiouleka - United Kingdom The Berlin index of health and social deprivation: a data based tool to tackle health inequality Johannes Zeiher - Germany Health inequalities in very old age: Continuity, accumulation or convergence? Judith Wenner - Germany Inequalities in maternal healthcare utilization in low-resource setting: an evidence from Tanzania Deogratius Bintabara - Tanzania |
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| Thu 10th 9:00-10:00 Room J |
J. Health services and welfare systems | EUPHA-HSR, -HIA, -HTA, -EPI, -ECO, -PHPP, German Public Health Association Section Research, German Network Health Service Research WG IHSR, Charité Institute for General Practice WG HPSRI | 1.J. - Round table: Research Methods for Public Health Oriented Health Services Research – what works where and for what? | |
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Chairperson(s): Lorena Dini - EUPHA (HSR), Johan Hansen - EUPHA (HSR) Lorena Dini - EUPHA (HSR) Piedad Martin-Olmedo - EUPHA (HIA) Stefania Boccia - EUPHA (EPI) Chiara de Waure - EUPHA (HTA) João Vasco Santos - EUPHA (ECO) |
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| Thu 10th 9:00-10:00 Room K |
K. Health promotion, health literacy, behavioural insights | 1.K. - Oral presentations: E-cigarettes and smoke-free environments | ||
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Is Ireland ready for tobacco endgame? A national survey of knowledge and attitudes to tobacco endgame Ellen Juliet Cosgrave - Ireland Creating smoke free environments by local policy Selinde Rouwenhorst - Netherlands Evaluation of Factors Associated with Dual Use of E-Cigarettes in University Students Feyza Nehir Öznur Muz - Turkey Global market trends of flavour capsule and menthol cigarettes in 78 countries, 2010-2020 Christina Kyriakos - United Kingdom Effectiveness of Behavior Change interventions for smoking cessation among expectant and new fathers Sudeepa Khanal Bhattarai - Germany |
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| Thu 10th 9:00-10:00 Room L |
L. Health workforce, training and practice | EUPHA-HWR, WHO EURO | 1.L. - Workshop: Building capacity for a resilient and healthy post-COVID health workforce | |
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Chairperson(s): Ellen Kuhlmann - EUPHA (HWR), Tomas Zapata - Denmark Investing in the health workforce, protecting mental health: policy and action taken by WHO Tomas Zapata - Denmark Health workforce governance during the COVID-19 pandemic: learning lessons from Europe Gemma Williams - United Kingdom Health workforce needs and health policy responses to COVID-19: a European comparative assessment Ellen Kuhlmann - EUPHA (HWR) Interventions to improve teamwork and wellbeing in primary care settings: a mixed method review Maria Panagioti - United Kingdom Hospital doctors in Ireland working through COVID-19 pandemic: learning from individual experience Niamh Humphries - Ireland |
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| Thu 10th 9:00-10:00 Room M |
M. Infectious diseases, preparedness and vaccines | 1.M. - Oral presentations: COVID-19 and vaccination | ||
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Risk factors for SARS-CoV-2 infection: a case-control study in college students after vaccination Erika Renzi - Italy COVID-19 vaccination uptake in Belgium : socioeconomic and sociodemographic disparities Lisa Cavillot - Belgium SARS-CoV-2 Seroprevalence in Germany: results from the second wave of the RKI-SOEP study Elisabetta Mercuri - Germany Waning of SARS-CoV-2 IgG antibodies after vaccination: first results from the CoMoLo follow-up 2021 Cana Kussmaul - Germany Predictors of seropositivity against SARS-COV-2: a population-based seroepidemiological study Lusine Musheghyan - Armenia |
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| Thu 10th 9:00-10:00 Room N |
N. Maternal, child and adolescent public health | 1.N. - Oral presentations: Child and adolescent public health | ||
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Strengthening health systems to address child and youth suicide among Indigenous peoples Jack Hicks - Canada Do preventive child examinations in general practice reduce the risk of overweight and obesity? Signe Heuckendorff - Denmark How did the covid-19 pandemic affect lower respiratory tract infections in young children in England? Kimberley Foley - United Kingdom Long-term immunity after HBV vaccine: shall we consider a change? A 20-year-follow-up study. Marco Fonzo - Italy Country-level social mobility and inequalities in adolescent health behaviours in 32 countries Heiko Schmengler - Netherlands |
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| Thu 10th 9:00-10:00 Room O |
O. Mental health / Migration and minority health / LGBTQI+ | 1.O. - Oral presentations: Mental health, conflict and violence | ||
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The longitudinal impact of social media use on adolescent mental health in the UK Ruth Plackett - United Kingdom Conceptual views of mental health among adolescents in Sweden Veronica Hermann - Sweden Help-seeking behaviors among survivors of intimate partner violence during pregnancy in 54 LMICs Mariella Stiller - Germany Young men’s gambling and violence perpetration in Mwanza, Tanzania Rebecca Brambilla - Germany Problem Management Plus and Alcohol (PM+A): a new transdiagnostic psychological intervention Daniela Fuhr - Germany |
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| Thu 10th 9:00-10:00 Room P |
P. Policy, politics and public health | EUPHA | 1.P. - Skills building seminar: Taking the elevator pitch to the next level: how to convince a policymaker in less than 2 minutes | |
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Chairperson(s): Maaike Droogers - EUPHA |
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| Thu 10th 9:00-10:00 Room Q |
Q. Public health monitoring, reporting and foresight | PHIRI | 1.Q. - Workshop: Summarising research evidence related to COVID-19 impact | |
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Chairperson(s): Maria João Forjaz - Spain, Paulo Nogueira - Portugal Looking for methodologies and data pathways used in research to assess the COVID-19 impact: a scientific literature review Rodrigo Feteira-Santos - Portugal Review of direct impact health indicators of COVID-19 in the scientific literature published between January 2020 and June 2021 Cesar Garriga - Spain Etiologic and prognostic roles of frailty, multimorbidity and socioeconomic characteristics in the development of SARS-CoV-2 infection and related severe health outcomes: systematic reviews of population-based studies Tatjana Makovski - France Systematic review on digitals tools used for contact tracing of COVID-19 patients: interim results Brigid Unim - Italy Foresight and Preparedness Studies on COVID-19 in the World: A Systematic Literature Review Mariana Peyroteo - Portugal |
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Poster walks - Thursday 10th Nov
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| Thu 10th 9:00-10:00 Hall |
1.R. - Poster walk: Strengthening health system | |||
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1.R.1 - Community-based health professionals in face of crisis – a practice example from Bremen, Germany Dirk Gansefort - Germany 1.R.2 - Improve service coordination and delivery in community hubs serving homeless and at-risk populations Hala Shamaa - Canada 1.R.3 - Barriers and enabling factors in the research process of innovation fund projects Heike Heytens - Germany 1.R.4 - A capital-based approach to understand health inequalities: empirical explorations Yuwei Qi - Netherlands 1.R.5 - HPV self-sampling as an additional option in cervical cancer screening: a pilot study in Estonia Reeli Hallik - Estonia 1.R.6 - Assessment of needs-based usefulness of interventions to address system barriers to HPV vaccination Tamara Schloemer - Netherlands 1.R.7 - Comparison between recommended and mandatory vaccine uptake during adolescence in Italy Maria Rita Caracciolo - Italy 1.R.8 - The positive impact of a care–physical activity initiative for people with low socioeconomic status Annemarie Wagemakers - Netherlands 1.R.9 - Assessing knowledge-based public health decision-making in Norwegian municipalities. Kirsti Sarheim Anthun - Norway 1.R.10 - Screening intimate partner violence in the healthcare services during Covid-19 lockdowns in Israel Beatris Pekar Agronsky - Israel 1.R.11 - Implementation of Case Management in emergency departments: the view of the involved staff Elodie Schmutz - Switzerland 1.R.12 - Improving population health in Germany – lessons of a pilot study to assess health system performance Katharina Achstetter - Germany 1.R.13 - Introducing Community Houses in Italy: a scoping review of the international literature. Ambrogio Cerri - Italy 1.R.14 - Refusal of measles vaccination: associated factors among healthcare workers in Tunisia Bouthaina Trabelsi Werchfeni - Tunisia 1.R.15 - Communication between cancer patients, caregivers and oncologists about out-of-pocket spending Aviad Tur-Sinai - Israel |
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| Thu 10th 9:00-10:00 Hall |
1.S. - Poster walk: Preparing for the unexpected | |||
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1.S.1 - Temporal dynamics of socioeconomic inequalities in COVID-19 – a scoping review Florian Beese - Germany 1.S.2 - Pandemic response on a sliding scale – Public health control of COVID-19 in South Australia Razlyn Abdul Rahim - Australia 1.S.3 - Associations of pre-existing comorbidities and COVID-19 in-hospital mortality: an unCoVer analyses Elly Mertens - Belgium 1.S.4 - Evaluating the pandemic’s impact on surgical site infections after abdominal surgery in Italy. Heba Safwat Mhmoued Abdo Elhadidy - Italy 1.S.5 - Changes in perceived health status in older men and women during the COVID-19 pandemic Carmen Rodríguez-Blázquez - Spain 1.S.6 - Psychosocial wellbeing of Berlin school children during the COVID-19 pandemic, June 2020-March 2021 Stefanie Theuring - Germany 1.S.7 - Attitudes towards vaccination are associated with vaccination behaviour among university students Jannis Trümmler - Germany 1.S.8 - The timeliness of COVID-19 testing and tracing in eight public health regions in the Netherlands Jizzo Bosdriesz - Netherlands 1.S.9 - European studies to evaluate COVID-19 vaccine effectiveness in HCWs: results from Italian hospitals Antonella Agodi - Italy 1.S.10 - Increasing role of Public Health Rapid Response Teams in infectious disease outbreaks Sam Tweed - United Kingdom 1.S.11 - Geospatial characteristics of medical workforce and infrastructure to combat COVID-19 in Kazakhstan Natalya Glushkova - Kazakhstan 1.S.12 - Absence among National Health Service workers during the COVID-19 pandemic in Portugal Joana Alves - Portugal 1.S.13 - COVID-19 and religion: evidence and implications for future public health challenges Leuconoe Grazia Sisti - Italy 1.S.14 - Dimensions of health system resilience: A scoping review Seyedeh Gelareh Emami - Italy 1.S.15 - Using R programming to inform and improve case notification procedures in a local public health unit Henrique Barrilaro Ruas - Portugal |
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Workshops - Thursday 10th Nov
| Time (CET) / Location | Track | Organiser | Activity | |
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| Thu 10th 10:30-11:30 Room A |
A. Strengthening health systems: improving population health | Robert Koch Institute | 2.A. - Round table: From Ebola to COVID-19: lessons learned from health systems strengthening efforts and system shocks | |
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Chairperson(s): Johanna Hanefeld - Germany, Hanna-Tina Fischer - Germany Charbel El Bcheraoui - Germany Alexandre Delamou - Guinea Abdul Mbawah - Sierra Leone |
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| Thu 10th 10:30-11:30 Room B |
B. Preparing for the unexpected: lessons learned from Covid-19 | RAND Europe | 2.B. - Round table: Rethinking innovation systems to meet the challenges of AMR: Lessons from the Covid-19 pandemic | |
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Chairperson(s): Sonja Marjanovic - United Kingdom, Sarah Parkinson - United Kingdom Sonja Marjanovic - United Kingdom Sarah Parkinson - United Kingdom Nick Fahy - United Kingdom Dimitra Panteli - Belgium Michael Anderson - United Kingdom |
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| Thu 10th 10:30-11:30 Room C |
C. European public health / Food and nutrition | 2.C. - Oral presentations: Comparitive public health analysis | ||
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Measuring health expectancy in the European Union João Vasco Santos - EUPHA (ECO) Barriers and facilitators to healthcare access for homeless people in four European countries Tobias Schiffler - Austria Barriers to access cancer prevention services for the homeless population in four European countries Tobias Schiffler - Austria Trans* people’s access to gender-affirming health care: A European comparison Yudit Namer - Germany A longitudinal study of how disability has affected survival in Swedish populations across 150 years Johan Junkka - Sweden |
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| Thu 10th 10:30-11:30 Room D |
D. Chronic diseases | French National Cancer Institute | 2.D. - Workshop: The challenges of developing population health intervention research in cancer health promotion | |
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Chairperson(s): Jérôme Foucaud - 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 Anne-Fleur Guillemin - France Intervention research in health promotion: transferability issues, from project to structuring Florence Cousson-Gélie - France |
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| Thu 10th 10:30-11:30 Room E |
E. Environment, climate and health | EUPHA-URB, -ENV | 2.E. - Workshop: The city of proximity: Accessible, Inclusive, Sustainable, Healthy and Salutogenic. | |
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Chairperson(s): Stefano Capolongo - EUPHA (URB), Marija Jevtic - EUPHA (ENV) Introducing walkable cities as a Public Health intervention. Vlatka Matkovic - Belgium (Re)thinking the city of proximity for Salutogenic purposes. Andrea Rebecchi - Italy The city of proximity (accessible, inclusive, sustainable, healthy & salutogenic): the case of Brussels Bourse, Grand-Place station. Marija Jevtic - EUPHA (ENV) Environmental health perception by Brussels inhabitants: comparison between a top-down raising awareness and citizen science. Pascaline Incourt - Belgium |
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| Thu 10th 10:30-11:30 Room F |
F. Digital health and communication | EUPHA-DH | 2.F. - Skills building seminar: Health Data Pipelines: moving away from Excel to scalable, insightful and future-proof infostructure | |
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Chairperson(s): Stefan Buttigieg - EUPHA (DH), Juan Rachadell - Portugal From Personal to Public Health - building Health Data Pipelines Stefan Buttigieg - EUPHA (DH) Data protection and fairness by design Juan Rachadell - Portugal |
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| Thu 10th 10:30-11:30 Room G |
G. Health data, information and assessments | EUPHA-HTA, EUPHAnxt | 2.G. - Workshop: The development of HTA collaboration in Europe: where we are and where we are going | |
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Chairperson(s): Chiara de Waure - EUPHA (HTA), Elena Petelos - EUPHA (HTA) Why and how can HTA support evidence-informed health policymaking? Iñaki Gutiérrez-Ibarluzea - Spain The development of HTA collaboration at European level and the challenge of the EU regulation Alric Ruether - Germany |
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| Thu 10th 10:30-11:30 Room H |
H. Health determinants and health inequalities | Governance, Ethics and Conflict of Interest in Public Health Network, UK Faculty of Public Health | 2.H. - Workshop: Commercial determinants and global capture of public health- cases spanning the world | |
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Chairperson(s): Jihad Makhoul - Lebanon Building a qualitative systems map: applying systems thinking to the commercial determinants of health and industry influence on health policy Adam Bertscher - United Kingdom “We will take money from anywhere to support our work”: industry funding of humanitarian assistance in crises Jihad Makhoul - Lebanon Corporate Capture of the laws application in Colombia: a new form of capture for public policy actions Hernando Salcedo Fidalgo - Colombia Corporate capture of public health by food industries in Europe Miguel Ángel Royo Bordonada - Spain The Public Health Playbook: ideas for challenging the Corporate Playbook Jennifer Lacy-Nichols - Australia |
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| Thu 10th 10:30-11:30 Room J |
J. Health services and welfare systems | 2.J. - Oral presentations: Health at work | ||
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Life events as predictors of unsustainable working life trajectories from a life course perspective Mo Wang - Sweden Contribution of compositional changes in the workforce to sickness absence trends in Finland Elli Hartikainen - Finland Employer support for employees returning to work from sick leave – evidence for Europe Thomas Leoni - Austria Labour market strategies addressing precarious employment and its impacts: A systematic review Virginia Gunn - Canada Excess costs of multiple sclerosis: A register-based study in Sweden Chantelle Murley - Sweden |
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| Thu 10th 10:30-11:30 Room K |
K. Health promotion, health literacy, behavioural insights | Bielefeld University, School of Public Health, EUPHA-WGHL | 2.K. - Round table: Navigational health literacy. Perspectives from Austria, Germany and Switzerland | |
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Chairperson(s): Jürgen Pelikan - Austria Doris Schaeffer - Germany Lennert Griese - Germany Saskia De Gani - Switzerland Robert Griebler - Austria |
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| Thu 10th 10:30-11:30 Room L |
L. Health workforce, training and practice | EUPHA-HIA, -HWR, ASPHER | 2.L. - Workshop: Public Health Institution and Academia’s role in building capacity for Health Impact Assessment | |
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Chairperson(s): Piedad Martin-Olmedo - EUPHA (HIA), Ellen Kuhlmann - EUPHA (HWR) Health impact Assessment practice in Wales: factors conditioning its success Liz Green - United Kingdom Old and new challenges of HIA Capacity building in Portugal Luciana Costa - Portugal Networking experiences for promoting HIA implementation in Andalusia Piedad Martin-Olmedo - EUPHA (HIA) (panellist) Robert Otok - ASPHER |
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| Thu 10th 10:30-11:30 Room M |
M. Infectious diseases, preparedness and vaccines | RIVER-EU Project | 2.M. - Workshop: Empowering examples of high vaccination in minorities: learning from three underserved communities | |
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Chairperson(s): Michael Edelstein - Israel, Danielle Jansen - EUPHA (CAPH) The Empowering Example of High Vaccine Uptake among the Arab Minority in Israel Jumanah Essa-Hadad - Israel Enablers and barriers associated with high MMR uptake among the Finnish Somali population Idil Hussein - Finland Reported Barriers and Enablers to Undertaking Childhood Vaccinations by Bangladeshi Parents in East London. Ifra Ali - United Kingdom |
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| Thu 10th 10:30-11:30 Room N |
N. Maternal, child and adolescent public health | Euro-Peristat Network | 2.N. - Workshop: Improving perinatal health and reducing inequality: the value of European population comparisons | |
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Chairperson(s): Guenther Heller - Germany, Mika Gissler - Finland Continuous perinatal health monitoring and analysis in Europe based on a federated analytic approach: a proof of concept study Marianne Philibert - France Setting targets for population health improvements: Trends in perinatal health in Europe over the past five years Katarzyna Szamotulska - Poland Socioeconomic differences in perinatal health outcomes: perinatal health surveillance through a health-equity prism Lucy Smith - United Kingdom Achieving more with less: lessons from country-level analyses of caesarean delivery and perinatal outcomes in Europe Jennifer Zeitlin - France |
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| Thu 10th 10:30-11:30 Room O |
O. Mental health / Migration and minority health / LGBTQI+ | St George's, ESGITM | 2.O. - Workshop: Meeting the needs of migrants: initial assessments, catch-up vaccination, and health systems response | |
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Chairperson(s): Sally Hargreaves - United Kingdom, Ana Requena Mendez - Spain Meeting the health needs of forcibly displaced populations: translating evidence into implementation via the WHO global research agenda on migration and health Miriam Orcutt - United Kingdom Strengthening implementation of catch-up vaccination and multi-disease screening for new migrants Sally Hargreaves - United Kingdom Community engagement to co-design and deliver public health interventions in newly arrived migrants Alison Crawshaw - United Kingdom Health care provision to migrants: what did we learn from the Ukraine, Afghan, and Syrian crises? Apostolis Veizis - Greece |
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| Thu 10th 10:30-11:30 Room P |
P. Policy, politics and public health | EUPHA | 2.P. - Round table: Covid-19 pandemic: the rise or downfall of public health | |
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Chairperson(s): Iveta Nagyova - EUPHA, Marieke Verschuuren - EUPHA Martin McKee - United Kingdom Natasha Azzopardi Muscat - WHO EURO Dineke Zeegers Paget - EUPHA Klaus D. Pluemer - Germany Caroline Costongs - EuroHealthNet |
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| Thu 10th 10:30-11:30 Room Q |
Q. Public health monitoring, reporting and foresight | RIVM (Netherlands) | 2.Q. - Workshop: Prepared for the unexpected: using foresight to address uncertainty | |
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Chairperson(s): Henk Hilderink - EUPHA (FS), Ana Vieira - Netherlands The inseparable relation between foresight and uncertainty Henk Hilderink - EUPHA (FS) FRESHER: Challenges and opportunities for building Health/Healthy futures Giovanna Giuffrè - Italy Normative uncertainties in public health foresight Frank Den Hertog - Netherlands How can policymakers incorporate uncertainty (as modelled through foresight) into policy evaluation? Ana Vieira - Netherlands |
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Poster walks - Thursday 10th Nov
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| Thu 10th 10:30-11:30 Hall |
2.R. - Poster walk: Achieving universal health coverage | |||
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2.R.1 - Health equity of displaced Syrians in Lebanon Riwa Khalifeh - Belgium 2.R.2 - Impact of COVID-19 pandemic on inequalities in mortality: an analysis in Piedmont and Emilia-Romagna Elena Strippoli - Italy 2.R.3 - Covid-19 Vaccination and the issue of insurance status Daniel Schröpfer - Switzerland 2.R.4 - Gateways not gatekeepers – reaching seldom-heard groups to gather public health community insights Mabel Lie - United Kingdom 2.R.5 - Schistosomiasis control in adults: a call for action towards the goal of universal health coverage Sarah Gruninger - Germany 2.R.6 - Health status of people with intellectual disabilities: A systematic literature review Ursula Griebler - Austria 2.R.7 - Older German adults' health-related quality of life and associated social factors Lina Spagert - Germany 2.R.8 - Tobacco product menthol and flavour bans: their utility for LMIC and lessons from the EU ban Rosemary Hiscock - United Kingdom 2.R.9 - Barriers to HIV testing among transgender women and men who have sex with men in sub-Saharan Africa Subash Thapa - Denmark 2.R.10 - Associations between biomass fuel use and child health: a community-based study in Bhaktapur, Nepal Catherine Schwinger - Norway 2.R.11 - Youth HIV services in the context of COVID-19 pandemic in Sofala Province, Mozambique. Virginia Casigliani - Italy 2.R.12 - Inequalities in malnutrition among Iranian children: comparing indicators of socioeconomic status Maryam Sadat Kasaii - Iran 2.R.13 - Evaluation of interventions for essential newborn care practices at home-based delivery in India Jihyun Moon - Netherlands 2.R.14 - Early adolescents' sexual and reproductive health literacy in Lao PDR Hyeonkyeong Lee - Korea, South |
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| Thu 10th 10:30-11:30 Hall |
2.S. - Poster walk: Child and adolescent public health | |||
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2.S.1 - Nutritional change of children and adolescents from North Korean refugee families in South Korea Seong-Woo Choi - Korea, South 2.S.2 - Using photo-voice to identify barriers and facilitators to physical activity in female adolescents Heide Busse - Germany 2.S.3 - Quantifying the burden of Hypercholesterolemia among Adolescents in India Kirti Kirti - India 2.S.4 - Does neighbourhood crime mediate the relationship between neighbourhood SES and birth outcomes? Lizbeth Burgos Ochoa - Netherlands 2.S.5 - Estrogenic activity in girls affected by precocious puberty. Tiziana Schilirò - Italy 2.S.6 - Adolescent cannabis experimentation and unemployment in young to mid-adulthood Katharine Barry - France 2.S.7 - Do fathers have sufficient knowledge to administer medicine to children correctly? Natsuyo Yanagi - Japan 2.S.8 - A national prevalence of developmental delays among Egyptian children aged 1 - 12 years Ammal Metwally - Egypt 2.S.10 - The design of a user-centred m-health application for caregivers of children undergoing ORL surgery Raffaella Dobrina - Italy 2.S.11 - Impact of socioeconomic position on childhood obesity in Finland based on register data from 2018 Laura Paalanen - Finland 2.S.12 - Maternal respectful care and Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder among postpartum mothers in Israel. Sirat Abu-Hamad - Israel 2.S.13 - Regulation and financing of prenatal screening and diagnostic tests for fetal anomalies in Europe Inanna Reinsperger - Austria |
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Plenary session - Thursday 10th Nov
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| Thu 10th 11:40-12:40 Plenary Hall |
EPH Conference | OC - Opening Ceremony: Strengthening health systems in Europe | ||
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Lunch symposiums - Thursday 10th Nov
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| Thu 10th 12:45-13:45 Plenary Hall |
EC | EC - EU Funding opportunities and procurement | ||
Join the network meetings - Thursday 10th Nov
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| Thu 10th 12:45-13:45 Room 1 |
EUPHA-CAPH | JTN1 - Child and adolescent public health - Join the network | ||
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EUPHA Sections and working groups are theme-specific networks that organise workshops and projects together. All EUPHA Sections and working groups are inviting you to Join the Network and attend their annual meeting during the lunch break. These meetings are open to all delegates. Get your lunch before or after the meeting and feel free to join the network. |
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| Thu 10th 12:45-13:45 Room 2 |
EUPHA-DH | JTN2 - Digital health - Join the network | ||
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EUPHA Sections and working groups are theme-specific networks that organise workshops and projects together. All EUPHA Sections and working groups are inviting you to Join the Network and attend their annual meeting during the lunch break. These meetings are open to all delegates. Get your lunch before or after the meeting and feel free to join the network. |
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| Thu 10th 12:45-13:45 Room 3 |
EUPHA-ECO | JTN3 - Public health economics - Join the network | ||
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EUPHA Sections and working groups are theme-specific networks that organise workshops and projects together. All EUPHA Sections and working groups are inviting you to Join the Network and attend their annual meeting during the lunch break. These meetings are open to all delegates. Get your lunch before or after the meeting and feel free to join the network. |
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| Thu 10th 12:45-13:45 Room 4 |
EUPHA-HIA | JTN4 - Health impact assessment - Join the network | ||
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EUPHA Sections and working groups are theme-specific networks that organise workshops and projects together. All EUPHA Sections and working groups are inviting you to Join the Network and attend their annual meeting during the lunch break. These meetings are open to all delegates. Get your lunch before or after the meeting and feel free to join the network. |
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| Thu 10th 12:45-13:45 Room 5 |
EUPHA-MIG | JTN5 - Migrant and ethnic Minority health - Join the network | ||
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EUPHA Sections and working groups are theme-specific networks that organise workshops and projects together. All EUPHA Sections and working groups are inviting you to Join the Network and attend their annual meeting during the lunch break. These meetings are open to all delegates. Get your lunch before or after the meeting and feel free to join the network. |
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| Thu 10th 12:45-13:45 Room 6 |
EUPHA-WGGI | JTN6 - Working group on Gender Inequality and Women empowerment - Join the network | ||
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EUPHA Sections and working groups are theme-specific networks that organise workshops and projects together. All EUPHA Sections and working groups are inviting you to Join the Network and attend their annual meeting during the lunch break. These meetings are open to all delegates. Get your lunch before or after the meeting and feel free to join the network. |
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Lunch symposiums - Thursday 10th Nov
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| Thu 10th 12:45-13:45 Room C |
Vaccines Europe | VE - Enhancing pathways for vaccine assessments and national decision-making – a driver of resilient health systems | ||
Join the network meetings - Thursday 10th Nov
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| Thu 10th 13:50-14:50 Room 4 |
EUPHA-SSWH | JTN10 - Social security, work and health - Join the network | ||
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| Thu 10th 13:50-14:50 Room 5 |
EUPHA-URB | JTN11 - Urban public health - Join the network | ||
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EUPHA Sections and working groups are theme-specific networks that organise workshops and projects together. All EUPHA Sections and working groups are inviting you to Join the Network and attend their annual meeting during the lunch break. These meetings are open to all delegates. Get your lunch before or after the meeting and feel free to join the network. |
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| Thu 10th 13:50-14:50 Room 1 |
EUPHA-ENV | JTN7 - Environment and health - Join the network | ||
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EUPHA Sections and working groups are theme-specific networks that organise workshops and projects together. All EUPHA Sections and working groups are inviting you to Join the Network and attend their annual meeting during the lunch break. These meetings are open to all delegates. Get your lunch before or after the meeting and feel free to join the network. |
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| Thu 10th 13:50-14:50 Room 2 |
EUPHA-IDC | JTN8 - Infectious diseases control - Join the network | ||
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EUPHA Sections and working groups are theme-specific networks that organise workshops and projects together. All EUPHA Sections and working groups are inviting you to Join the Network and attend their annual meeting during the lunch break. These meetings are open to all delegates. Get your lunch before or after the meeting and feel free to join the network. |
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| Thu 10th 13:50-14:50 Room 3 |
EUPHA-SGMH | JTN9 - Sexual gender and minority health - Join the network | ||
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EUPHA Sections and working groups are theme-specific networks that organise workshops and projects together. All EUPHA Sections and working groups are inviting you to Join the Network and attend their annual meeting during the lunch break. These meetings are open to all delegates. Get your lunch before or after the meeting and feel free to join the network. |
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Plenary session - Thursday 10th Nov
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| Thu 10th 13:50-14:50 Plenary Hall |
WHO EURO | PL1 - Plenary 1: Can people afford to pay for health care? Evidence on inequity in financial protection in Europe | ||
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| Thu 10th 15:00-16:00 Room A |
A. Strengthening health systems: improving population health | Observatory | 3.A. - Round table: Evidence-informed decision-making in patient care, public health, and health policy: the road ahead | |
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Chairperson(s): Dimitra Panteli - Belgium, Samuel Sieber - Belgium Suszy Lessof - Belgium Tanja Kuchenmueller - Switzerland Elena Petelos - EUPHA (HTA) Ansgar Gerhardus - Germany Isabelle Scholl - Germany |
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| Thu 10th 15:00-16:00 Room B |
B. Preparing for the unexpected: lessons learned from Covid-19 | EUPHA-EPI, -RP, -ETH, -PHG, -HTA, UK Faculty of Public Health | 3.B. - Workshop: Quality of COVID-19 science: meta-research and the ethical implications for public health | |
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Chairperson(s): Stefania Boccia - EUPHA (EPI), Alastair Leyland - EUPHA Quality of COVID-19 research: An overview of large-scale assessments and a case study on excess mortality estimates Lazaros Belbasis - Germany Lessons learned from automated screening of COVID-19 preprints Tracey Weissgerber - Germany Sources of bias in COVID-19 infection fatality rate estimation Angelo Maria Pezzullo - EUPHA (EPI) Public Health Ethics and 'the Science' in Public Decision-Making John Coggon - United Kingdom |
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| Thu 10th 15:00-16:00 Room C |
C. European public health / Food and nutrition | WHO EURO | 3.C. - Workshop: The WHO European Health Report 2021: overcoming gaps in data and health information systems | |
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Chairperson(s): Natasha Azzopardi Muscat - WHO EURO Main findings of the European Health Report 2021 Ausra Zelviene - Denmark Current gaps in data and health information system in the European Region Stefania Davia - Denmark Health information system (HIS) assessments as the starting point for HIS strengthening Marieke Verschuuren - EUPHA The importance of digitalisation and data science for HIS strengthening David Novillo - Denmark |
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| Thu 10th 15:00-16:00 Room D |
D. Chronic diseases | EUPHA-CHR | 3.D. - Workshop: An urgent need to fully understand Long Covid-19 and its sequela | |
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Chairperson(s): Sarah Cuschieri - Malta, Julian Mamo - EUPHA (CHR) Classification and risk factors of Post COVID-19 condition: a longitudinal study in the Belgian population Pierre Smith - Belgium How multimorbidity and socio-economic factors affect Long Covid: Evidence from European Countries. Piotr Wilk - Canada Perspectives of long COVID patients on their (unmet) needs: a national quantitative and qualitative study Marie Dauvrin - Belgium Long COVID: health symptoms, impact on health-related quality of life and mapping to disability weights Juanita Haagsma - Netherlands Long COVID and NCDs: the Elephant in the Room Iveta Nagyova - EUPHA |
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| Thu 10th 15:00-16:00 Room E |
E. Environment, climate and health | EUPHA-ENV | 3.E. - Workshop: Is (Planetary) health a priority in international deals? | |
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Chairperson(s): Marija Jevtic - EUPHA (ENV), Vlatka Matkovic - Belgium Planetary health education: a cornerstone for international sustainable public health deals Chiara Cadeddu - Italy The European response and transformation towards healthy energy Vlatka Matkovic - Belgium Costs of air pollution impact on health in the Western Balkans: preliminary results Claudio Belis - Italy Health Experts’ voice for Healthier Choice – a call for Zero Air Pollution in the Western Balkans Marija Jevtic - EUPHA (ENV) |
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| Thu 10th 15:00-16:00 Room F |
F. Digital health and communication | Leibniz ScienceCampus Digital Public Health Bremen LSC & EUPHA Digital Health Section | 3.F. - Round table: Better DiPH – To plan, implement, evaluate, and the future of digital public health interventions | |
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Chairperson(s): Laura Maass - Germany, Chen-Chia Pan - Germany Highlighting the 'public 'in digital public health – a critical reflection Hajo Zeeb - Germany Moving from human-centred to society-centred design of health technologies Jasmin Niess - Switzerland A framework for developing and evaluating digital and public health tools Saskia Muellmann - Germany Implementing a digital public health project - lessons learned? Stefan Buttigieg - EUPHA (DH) Making the case for the governance of (digital public) health futures Brian Li Han Wong - United Kingdom |
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| Thu 10th 15:00-16:00 Room G |
G. Health data, information and assessments | 3.G. - Pitch presentations: Data for health services research | ||
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Evidence based Model Care Pathway for Myasthenia Gravis: Key-interventions and Quality indicators Massimiliano Panella - Italy Association of hospital/ICU characteristics with HAIs: findings from the SPIN-UTI project Martina Barchitta - Italy Defining a definition of adverse events for long-term care settings Laura Keyes - Ireland Association between socio-economic deprivation and AHRQ composite indicator during pandemic Fabrizio Cedrone - Italy Factors influencing general practitioners’ decisions in migrant patients with mental health disorder Camille Duveau - Belgium Socio-economic inequalities in mental health: a new framework and analysis across 113 countries Christoph Henking - United Kingdom |
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| Thu 10th 15:00-16:00 Room H |
H. Health determinants and health inequalities | 3.H. - Pitch presentations: Social inequalities and health | ||
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Adapting and testing a tool to map digital health resources use by older adults in Israel and Taiwan Diane Levin-Zamir - Israel Sexual health inequalities among women aged 16-24 Danielle Solomon - United Kingdom Diabetes Prevention Programme and socioeconomic inequalities in Type 2 Diabetes in England. Georgia Chatzi - United Kingdom A community-based participatory approach to engaging Congolese migrants in intervention co-design Alison Crawshaw - United Kingdom Health Care Planning: method to improve primary health coverage and quality in Amazonas, Brazil Ilana Eshriqui - Brazil How can school-based interventions reduce health inequalities? Results from two reviews Irene Moor - Germany School tobacco policies and social inequalities in adolescent smoking Nora Mélard - Belgium The role of gender equity in healthy life expectancy in 27 European countries Teresa Leão - Portugal |
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| Thu 10th 15:00-16:00 Room J |
J. Health services and welfare systems | 3.J. - Oral presentations: Performance of health care systems | ||
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Social context matters: the role of social support and social norms in healthcare solidarity Marloes Meijer - Netherlands How do countries plan, purchase and use imaging technologies to prevent over-purchase and overuse? Ruth Waitzberg - Germany Exploring the link between cancer policies and cancer survival: a comparison of seven countries Ellen Nolte - United Kingdom Hospital admissions in Austria during the COVID-19 Pandemic – a rapid analysis for 2020 and 2021 Herwig Ostermann - Austria Barriers for using amoxycillin dispersible tablet in pediatric pneumonia treatment in Bangladesh Sabbir Ahmed - Bangladesh |
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| Thu 10th 15:00-16:00 Room K |
K. Health promotion, health literacy, behavioural insights | 3.K. - Oral presentations: Healthy food choices | ||
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The fish paradox: people with low socio-economic status are not consuming the right type of fish Yinjie Zhu - Netherlands Whole grain intake, overall diet quality and key components of sustainable diets in Finnish adults Rilla Tammi - Finland Food choices characterized by the Nutri-Score nutrient profile and risk of cardiovascular diseases Mélanie Deschasaux-Tanguy - France Not all plant-based diets are associated with benefits on mortality: the Moli-sani Study Marialaura Bonaccio - Italy Ultra-processed food consumption and survival in older Italians from the Moli-sani Study Marialaura Bonaccio - Italy An exploration of reformulation efforts by the food industry in Ireland Mary Rose Sweeney - Ireland |
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| Thu 10th 15:00-16:00 Room L |
L. Health workforce, training and practice | 3.L. - Pitch presentations: Health of health care workers | ||
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Mental health of healthcare workers during the first year of the COVID-19 pandemic in the Netherlands Maaike van der Noordt - Netherlands Health workers’ perception vs medically approved COVID-19 infection risk: the risk communication gap Ellen Kuhlmann - EUPHA (HWR) Nurses' coping with patients' relatives: Attachment style, burnout, and intentions to leave nursing Amit Gur - Israel Improving communication with hard of hearing and D/deaf patients: a capacity-building intervention Véronique S Grazioli - Switzerland Hospital nurse understaffing and short work experience: associations with mortality among patients Marianna Virtanen - Finland Opportunities to increase the attractiveness of the German Public Health Service as an employer Laura Arnold - Germany Workplace health promotion programs for employees in long-term care facilities - a systematic review Michael Herz - Germany Hospital hand hygiene after COVID-19: has the pandemic heightened healthcare workers’ awareness? Giacomo Pietro Vigezzi - Italy |
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| Thu 10th 15:00-16:00 Room M |
M. Infectious diseases, preparedness and vaccines | EUPHA-IDC, -MIG | 3.M. - Workshop: Health system barriers to vaccination in underserved communities: a tale of four countries | |
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Chairperson(s): Bernadette Kumar - EUPHA (MIG), Maria Gańczak - EUPHA (IDC) Health System Barriers for HPV-vaccine uptake in females with a Turkish or Moroccan Migration background in the Netherlands Janine De Zeeuw - Netherlands Health system barriers to vaccination among Ukrainian economic migrants in Poland Maria Gańczak - EUPHA (IDC) Health system barriers to HPV vaccination in marginalized Roma communities in Slovakia Daniela Filakovska Bobakova - Slovakia Health system barriers to HPV and MMR vaccination in recent migrants/refugees in Greece Pania Karnaki - Greece |
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| Thu 10th 15:00-16:00 Room N |
N. Maternal, child and adolescent public health | IMAgiNE EURO Study Group | 3.N. - Workshop: IMAgiNE EURO: Quality of maternity care in the WHO European Region during the COVID-19 pandemic | |
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Chairperson(s): Céline Miani - Germany, Marzia Lazzerini - Italy Quality of facility-based maternal and newborn care around the time of childbirth during the COVID-19 pandemic Marzia Lazzerini - Italy Exclusive breastfeeding during the COVID-19 pandemic in 17 WHO European Region countries Ilana Chertok - United States Individual and country-level variables associated with the medicalization of birth Céline Miani - Germany Panelist Emanuelle Pessa Valente - Italy |
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| Thu 10th 15:00-16:00 Room O |
O. Mental health / Migration and minority health / LGBTQI+ | University of Exeter | 3.O. - Workshop: Structural stigma shapes LGBTQ+ mental health and well-being across countries | |
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Chairperson(s): David Doyle - United Kingdom The impact of country-level structural stigma on loneliness and social capital in older and younger LGB individuals in 113 countries Dinah Gutermuth - United Kingdom Stronger together: Community participation, structural stigma, and depressive symptoms of sexual and gender minority individuals living across 28 European countries Berk Can Ünsal - Hungary Structural stigma and sexual minority men’s depression and suicidality: A multi-level examination of mechanisms and mobility across 48 countries John Pachankis - United States Structural stigma and 7-year improvement in life satisfaction: A repeated cross-sectional study of sexual minority individuals across 28 countries Richard Bränström - EUPHA (SGMH) |
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| Thu 10th 15:00-16:00 Room P |
P. Policy, politics and public health | Health Education England | 3.P. - Round table: The Commercial Determinants of Health: Hidden influences across the life-course | |
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Chairperson(s): Mark Petticrew - United Kingdom Claire Mulrenan - United Kingdom May van Schalkwyk - United Kingdom Nason Maani - United Kingdom |
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| Thu 10th 15:00-16:00 Room Q |
Q. Public health monitoring, reporting and foresight | RIVM (Netherlands), Sciensano (Belgium), PHIRI, EUPHA (PHMR) (FOR) | 3.Q. - Workshop: Using foresight to anticipate future public health challenges | |
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Chairperson(s): Henk Hilderink - EUPHA (FS), Petronille Bogaert - EUPHA (PHMR) Using foresight methodologies to tackle SARS-COV-2 related health impacts Mariken Tijhuis - Netherlands The future of health digitalization: The case of Primary Health Care in Portugal Mariana Peyroteo - Portugal Potential gains by effective early detection of diseases: proposal to approach informing public health policy in the Czech Republic Ondrej Majek - Czechia Foresight methodologies to unravel the indirect health economic impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on cancer care and management in Belgium studied in the HELICON project Yasmine Khan - Belgium Foresight for policy – addressing the challenges for policy impact Laurent Bontoux - Italy |
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Poster walks - Thursday 10th Nov
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3.R. - Poster walk: Chronic diseases | |||
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3.R.1 - Overview of national strategies for the prevention and management of non-communicable diseases Inanna Reinsperger - Austria 3.R.2 - A systematic review of multimorbidity patterns: social determinants and classification methods Begoña Ramos-Fiol - Spain 3.R.3 - Direct and indirect costs attributable to musculoskeletal disorders in Belgium Vanessa Gorasso - EUPHA (ECO) 3.R.4 - Disability risks in past populations: Sweden from the 1800s until 1959 Lotta Vikström - Sweden 3.R.5 - Depression is a risk factor for complications and mortality in people with type 2 diabetes Paola Rucci - Italy 3.R.6 - Combinations of lifestyle behaviors trajectories and cancer risk among Korean men Ngoc Minh Luu - Korea, South 3.R.7 - Non-communicable diseases in Finnish family caregivers: a register-based study Tuija Mikkola - Finland 3.R.8 - Development and internal validation of a new life expectancy estimator for multimorbid older adults Viktoria Gastens - Switzerland 3.R.9 - Prevalence of chronic conditions and multimorbidity in Ireland: results from a national survey Danko Stamenic - Ireland 3.R.10 - Changing epidemiology and trends in incidence of kidney cancer in England, 1985-2019 Anjum Memon - United Kingdom 3.R.11 - Changing epidemiology and trends in incidence of thyroid cancer in England, 1985-2019 Anjum Memon - United Kingdom 3.R.12 - Improving prevalence estimates from Health Interview Surveys with random forest multiple imputation Ingrid Pelgrims - Belgium 3.R.14 - ATHLOS Healthy Ageing Scale score as the predictor of mortality in Poland and the Czech Republic Magdalena Kozela - Poland 3.R.15 - Dual task test: Screening procedure for early detection of cognitive impairment among healthy adults Helmut Simi - Austria |
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3.S. - Poster walk: Digital health and communication | |||
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3.S.1 - Digital Health Implementation among older persons during COVID-19 outbreak in Sub-Saharan African Isaac Ddumba - Uganda 3.S.2 - Improving the feasibility and acceptability of shared cancer follow-up care with digital health Tiffany Sandell - Australia 3.S.3 - Assessing the state of Web-based communication for public health: a systematic review Francesca Cappellini - Italy 3.S.4 - Disruptive e-prevention from 2019: dummy online drug selling sites to reach new consumers Michel Mau - France 3.S.5 - COVID-19 contact tracing apps in Europe, technological feat or failure? Juan Rachadell - Portugal 3.S.6 - A population-based perspective on telemedicine: patient experiences from the Rotterdam Study Marije Splinter - Netherlands 3.S.7 - The “grey” digital divide in older adults during COVID-19 in Germany: Who is most at risk? Núria Pedrós Barnils - Germany 3.S.8 - Development of a culturally appropriate, national website about crystal methamphetamine Steph Kershaw - Australia 3.S.9 - Research ethics with real-world data (RWD) on COVID-19 infections: the unCoVer study Silvia Riva - United Kingdom 3.S.10 - Applicability of European legislation for the protection of data while using tracing applications Petra Mullerova - Sweden 3.S.11 - Cyber-bullying and life satisfaction among young adults: Evidence from a developing country Prahbhjot Malhi - India 3.S.12 - Assessment of Cyberostracism and Personality Inventory In First Year University Students In Turkey Feyza Nehir Öznur Muz - Turkey 3.S.13 - Digital Health Literacy and Infodemic: the impact on Italian medical students between 2019-2020 Valentina Moretti - Italy 3.S.14 - Evaluation of Telemedicine awareness, knowledge, attitude, skill levels of physicians and students Aysegul Mutlu - Turkey 3.S.15 - Remote patient monitoring at home using ambient sensors: a systematic review Ahmed Alboksmaty - United Kingdom |
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Workshops - Thursday 10th Nov
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A. Strengthening health systems: improving population health | Health Information and Quality Authority, WHO, Department of Health in Ireland | 4.A. - Workshop: Lessons from the response to COVID-19 to inform strengthening of Essential Public Health Functions | |
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Chairperson(s): Michelle O'Neill - Ireland, Ronan Glynn - Ireland Applying Essential Public Health Functions in building health systems’ resilience globally Yu Zhang - Germany High level review of configuration and reform of Public Health systems in selected countries Karen Cardwell - Ireland Essential Public Health Functions in Ireland: Perspectives to strengthen capacities and stewardship Geraldine McDarby - Switzerland Organisational perspectives on Public Health delivery in Ireland: Lessons learned from COVID-19 Michelle Norris - Ireland Panelist Yvonne Doyle - United Kingdom |
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| Thu 10th 16:30-17:30 Room B |
B. Preparing for the unexpected: lessons learned from Covid-19 | Observatory | 4.B. - Workshop: Addressing backlogs and managing waiting lists during and beyond the COVID-19 pandemic | |
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Chairperson(s): Ewout Van Ginneken - Germany, Sarah Reed - United Kingdom Health services during Covid-19: What do we know of the degree of service disruption and size of the backlogs? Florian Tille - United Kingdom What are the drivers of waiting times, waiting lists and backlog during and following the COVID-19 pandemic? Luigi Siciliani - United Kingdom Health system recovery from Covid-19: What policies are health systems using to tackle backlogs and bring down waiting times in the wake of the pandemic? Sarah Reed - United Kingdom |
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| Thu 10th 16:30-17:30 Room C |
C. European public health / Food and nutrition | EUPHA-PHPP, Gesundheitsamt Düren, Foundation euPrevent | 4.C. - Workshop: Promoting health without borders: cross-border public health policy in the Euregio Meuse-Rhine | |
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Chairperson(s): Sofia Ribeiro - EUPHA (PHPP) Euregional Youth Survey Structure and results of the cross border youth surveys Dirk Philippsen - Germany The Euregional policy impact of COVID 19 on the border region between the Netherlands, North-Rhine Westphalia and Belgium Christian JPA Hoebe - Netherlands Euregional Health Atlas: how to use it for cross-border public health policy Building a common health monitoring platform for the Meuse-Rhine Euroregion Stefaan Demarest - Belgium Concept of cross border policy in public health: what is it and how does it Brigitte Van der Zanden - Netherlands |
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| Thu 10th 16:30-17:30 Room D |
D. Chronic diseases | EUPHA-CHR, -ENV | 4.D. - Workshop: The interaction of environmental impact and chronic diseases: from theory to practice | |
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Chairperson(s): Sarah Cuschieri - Malta, Marija Jevtic - EUPHA (ENV) Food Production as a challenge for One Health Approach and Public Health Marija Jevtic - EUPHA (ENV) Sustainable dietetic models: strategies for communication and promotion Francesca Scazzina - Italy Rethink cities to promote an active lifestyle and tackle climate change: best practices from the OECD Michele Cecchini - France Strengthening resilience to address climate change and chronic diseases: evidence from small states Stefano Moncada - Malta |
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| Thu 10th 16:30-17:30 Room E |
E. Environment, climate and health | Robert Koch Institute, IANPHI | 4.E. - Workshop: The role of National Public Health Institutes and IANPHI as Key Climate Actors | |
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Chairperson(s): Angela Fehr - Germany, Sébastien Denys - France Engaging and supporting national public health institutes as key climate actors Amandine Ballart - United States How RIVM is responding to the challenge of protecting human health from the effects of climate change – now and in the future Lisbeth Hall - Netherlands The NIPH’s response to the climate and environmental crisis Ågot Aakra - Norway The German national public health institute’s journey to becoming a Key Climate Actor: The Robert Koch Institute’s strategy development process Angelina Taylor - Germany |
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| Thu 10th 16:30-17:30 Room F |
F. Digital health and communication | Leibniz ScienceCampus Digital Public Health | 4.F. - Skills building seminar: How can we achieve effective interdisciplinarity in digital public health practice? | |
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Chairperson(s): Laura Maass - Germany, Chen-Chia Pan - Germany What is interdisciplinarity, and how can we apply it to research and practice? Merle Freye - Germany Which disciplines form digital public health, and how do they relate to each other? Chen-Chia Pan - Germany Discussion table on health economics Laura Maass - Germany Discussion table on computer science Daniel Diethei - Germany Discussion table on psychology Jasmin Niess - Switzerland |
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| Thu 10th 16:30-17:30 Room G |
G. Health data, information and assessments | EUPHA-ECO, -HTA | 4.G. - Workshop: Economic evaluations of public health interventions: from case studies to next methodological steps | |
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Chairperson(s): João Vasco Santos - EUPHA (ECO), Vanessa Gorasso - EUPHA (ECO) Economic evaluation of legislation-based public health interventions – the case of tobacco control Julian Perelman - Portugal A perspective on the assessment of the broad value of vaccinations Chiara de Waure - EUPHA (HTA) Challanges in economic evaluation of public health interventions: the example of surveillance of high risk pancreatic tumour patients. Paolo Angelo Cortesi - Italy Methodological advancements in costing methods for (public) health economic evaluations: results from the European PECUNIA project Judit Simon - Austria |
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| Thu 10th 16:30-17:30 Room H |
H. Health determinants and health inequalities | University of Bath, Lancet | 4.H. - Workshop: The Commercial determinants of health: latest thinking, models, tools and solutions | |
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Chairperson(s): Anna Gilmore - United Kingdom Defining and conceptualising the CDOH Anna Gilmore - United Kingdom Understanding commercial actors: a new framework Jennifer Lacy-Nichols - Australia Finding solutions to the commercial determinants of health: the need for systemic transformative change Sharon Friel - Australia |
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| Thu 10th 16:30-17:30 Room J |
J. Health services and welfare systems | Berlin University of Technology | 4.J. - Workshop: Health system performance assessment in Europe – recent developments, evidence, and challenges | |
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Chairperson(s): Reinhard Busse - Germany, Carine Van de Voorde - Belgium Health System Performance Assessment: how equitable is the Belgian health system? Carine Van de Voorde - Belgium Piloting the first health system performance assessment for Germany: key results and learnings Miriam Blümel - Germany |
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| Thu 10th 16:30-17:30 Room K |
K. Health promotion, health literacy, behavioural insights | EUPHA-WGHL, -HP, -CAPH, TU Munich | 4.K. - Workshop: Promoting and enhancing health literacy through school interventions | |
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Chairperson(s): Orkan Okan - EUPHA (HP), Julia Dratva - EUPHA (CAPH) Tool-HLCA: An intervention to promote the health literacy of school-aged children Tessa Schulenkorf - Germany Results from a systematic review of interventions promoting mental health literacy in youth Alexandra Fretian - Germany Health Literate Schools: Organizational Health Literacy in the School Setting Sandra Kirchhoff - Germany Teachers’ mental health literacy and action competencies Julia Dratva - EUPHA (CAPH) |
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| Thu 10th 16:30-17:30 Room L |
L. Health workforce, training and practice | Robert Koch-Institute, EUPHA-HWR | 4.L. - Round table: Mobilising coping and support strategies: learning from healthcare workers’ experiences of COVID-19 | |
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Chairperson(s): Heide Weishaar - Germany, Ellen Kuhlmann - EUPHA (HWR) Megan Evans - Germany George Valiotis - Belgium Bernhard Gibis - Germany Véronique S Grazioli - Switzerland Ber Oomen - Belgium |
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| Thu 10th 16:30-17:30 Room M |
M. Infectious diseases, preparedness and vaccines | 4.M. - Oral presentations: COVID-19 impact | ||
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Long COVID among Children: Persistence of Symptoms 12 Weeks and More in a Cohort Study from Turkey Öykü Turunç - Turkey Changing social patterns: excess mortality during the first three COVID-19 waves in Belgium Laura Van den Borre - Belgium Impact of COVID-19 on emergency department use among home care recipients Alberto Peano - Italy Access of Syrian Refugee Women to Sexual and Reproductive Health Services in Turkey during COVID-19 Eray Öntaş - Turkey Disruptions of cytological screening procedures due to the COVID-19 pandemic in Slovakia Juliana Melichová - Slovakia |
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| Thu 10th 16:30-17:30 Room N |
N. Maternal, child and adolescent public health | WFPHA Oral Health Workgroup | 4.N. - Workshop: Maternal Oral Health Models and Initiatives in Global and Public Health Perspectives | |
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Chairperson(s): Hyewon Lee - Switzerland Introducing Maternal Oral Health As Global Health And Public Health Agenda Hyewon Lee - Switzerland Tobacco Use Prevention and Cessation Programme For Pregnant Women Accessing Antenatal Care In Urban Public Health Facilities In Southern India Sophia Thomas - India Oral Health Literacy In Young Migrant/Refugee Mothers From Developing Countries. Jane-Frances Esimekara - Switzerland Innovative Ante-Natal Care: Healthy Teeth Healthy Baby, An Interprofessional Collaboration Initiative In Indonesia Hyewon Lee - Switzerland Maternal Oral Health and Global Oral Health: Policy Perspective Khabiso Ramphoma - South Africa |
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| Thu 10th 16:30-17:30 Room O |
O. Mental health / Migration and minority health / LGBTQI+ | 4.O. - Oral presentations: Mental health disorders | ||
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Re-admission after early discharge from involuntary hospitalization of psychiatric patients Zohar Mor - Israel The 2009-2014 economic crisis and deaths by suicide in Portugal: time series analysis Vera Pinheiro - Portugal Educational inequalities in major depressive disorder over the adult life course: a microsimulation Alexander Lepe - Netherlands Risk factors for mental health disorders during the COVID-19 pandemic in Spain: A cohort study Pere Castellvi - Spain Are loneliness interventions effective in reducing loneliness? A meta-analytic review of 128 studies Mathias Lasgaard - Denmark |
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| Thu 10th 16:30-17:30 Room P |
P. Policy, politics and public health | University of Limerick | 4.P. - Workshop: Health promotion policy implementation evaluation: tools, challenges and futures directions | |
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Chairperson(s): Aurélie Van Hoye - Ireland, Catherine Woods - Ireland Finding the fitting framework for the implementation of policies promoting healthy nutrition and physically active lifestyle: Results from a systematic review Sarah Forberger - Germany Methods of policy monitoring in physical activity promotion: a systematic review across different levels of government Sven Messing - Germany The development of the Physical Activity Environment Policy Index (PA-EPI): a tool for monitoring and benchmarking government policies and actions to improve physical activity. Catherine Woods - Ireland Development of the Health Promoting Sports Club - National Audit Tool Aurélie Van Hoye - Ireland |
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| Thu 10th 16:30-17:30 Room Q |
Q. Public health monitoring, reporting and foresight | PHIRI, EUPHA-PHMR | 4.Q. - Workshop: Showcasing PHIRI use case results measuring the impact of COVID-19 on population health | |
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Chairperson(s): Enrique Bernal-Delgado - Spain, Thomas Ziese - Germany Impact of COVID-19 on hospitalisation for diverse conditions in European countries Andrea Schmidt - Austria Was there any delay in the treatment of breast cancer patients because of the COVID-19 stringency measures? Francisco Estupiñán - Spain Impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on perinatal health and perinatal health inequalities in Europe Jennifer Zeitlin - France Monitoring COVID-19 related changes in population mental health Carmen Rodríguez-Blázquez - Spain |
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Poster walks - Thursday 10th Nov
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| Thu 10th 16:30-17:30 Hall |
4.R. - Poster walk: Environment and health | |||
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4.R.1 - How much global climate adaptation finance is targeting the health sector? Tilly Alcayna - Netherlands 4.R.2 - Informing adaptation strategy through mapping the dynamics linking climate change and health Giulia Loffreda - United Kingdom 4.R.3 - Impact of the MEDEA exposure-reduction strategies on indoor air quality during desert dust storms Souzana Achilleos - Cyprus 4.R.4 - The impact on ambient air pollution and asthma-related admissions of COVID-19 transport restrictions Caitriona Kelly - Ireland 4.R.5 - Effects of intense downpour on health and well-being of informal workers in Indore, India Kanupriya Kothiwal - India 4.R.6 - Medical students´ needs for an integration of climate change into the medical curriculum Leonie Rybol - Germany 4.R.7 - Climate-resilient and sustainable healthcare: the perception of healthcare professionals in France Jérémy Guihenneuc - France 4.R.8 - Climate-sensitive health counselling: a quantitative survey on addressing climate change Nicola Krippl - Germany 4.R.9 - The role of public health services in implementing heat health action plans in Germany Karin Geffert - Germany 4.R.10 - CO2 production in waste management during the COVID pandemic in an Italian hospital Mattia Di Russo - Italy 4.R.11 - Burned area mapping using satellite data – a tool for monitoring effects on environment Monica Laura Cara - Romania 4.R.12 - Exposure to ambient particulate matters during the summer and increased heart rate Jin-young Min - Korea, South 4.R.13 - Scientific clues on global food (in)security and climate change relationship as drivers of health Dilek Aslan - Turkey 4.R.14 - Sunscreen accumulation in North Adriatic’s mussels, effects for the environment and human health Silva Rubini - Italy 4.R.15 - Environmental Health Literacy: an index to study its relations with pro-environmental behaviors Annalaura Carducci - Italy 4.R.15 - Results of a Qualitative Study on Disaster Nursing in a Coastal Region of Lower Saxony/Germany Frauke Koppelin - Germany |
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| Thu 10th 16:30-17:30 Hall |
4.S. - Poster walk: Epidemiology: sociaoeconomic risk factors | |||
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4.S.1 - Trends of socioeconomic inequalities in overweight and obesity in children and adolescents in Germany Jens Hoebel - Germany 4.S.2 - Area-level socioeconomic deprivation, non-national residency, and Covid-19 incidence Sven Rohleder - Germany 4.S.4 - Changes in life expectancy and disease burden in the 11 Norwegian counties 1990-2019: GBD Study 2019 Benjamin Clarsen - Norway 4.S.5 - Understanding addiction in e-cigarette users – the EVAPE project Valerie Lohner - Germany 4.S.6 - Effect of skin cancer screening on medical care burden in the first 12 month after diagnosis Katrin Schuldt - Germany 4.S.7 - Differences in labour market marginalisation among young immigrant groups and Swedish-born youth Ridwanul Amin - Sweden 4.S.8 - Effect of socio-economic deprivation on refugee health: a natural experiment study in Germany Louise Biddle - Germany 4.S.9 - Risk behaviors among migrant adolescents in Italy Emanuele Koumantakis - Italy 4.S.10 - Interaction between APOE ε4 genotype and education on mild cognitive impairment Mirjam Frank - Germany 4.S.11 - Time period effects in work disability due to common mental disorders among young employees Ridwanul Amin - Sweden 4.S.12 - Untangling the influence of depression on clinical risks: role of leukocytes and somatic symptoms Alessandro Gialluisi - Italy 4.S.13 - Associations between early life transitions and depressed mood over time: A 27-year study Magnus Jørgensen - Norway 4.S.14 - Mediation of behavioural and socioeconomic risk factors associated with malaria in children in Ghana Theresa Habermann - Germany 4.S.15 - Maternal care experience and postpartum depressive symptoms among migrant and native in Portugal Cristina Teixeira - Portugal |
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Join the network meetings - Thursday 10th Nov
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| Thu 10th 17:40-18:40 Room 1 |
EUPHA-FN | JTN12 - Food and nutrition - Join the network | ||
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EUPHA Sections and working groups are theme-specific networks that organise workshops and projects together. All EUPHA Sections and working groups are inviting you to Join the Network and attend their annual meeting during the lunch break. These meetings are open to all delegates. Get your lunch before or after the meeting and feel free to join the network. |
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| Thu 10th 17:40-18:40 Room 2 |
EUPHA-HSR | JTN13 - Health services research - Join the network | ||
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EUPHA Sections and working groups are theme-specific networks that organise workshops and projects together. All EUPHA Sections and working groups are inviting you to Join the Network and attend their annual meeting during the lunch break. These meetings are open to all delegates. Get your lunch before or after the meeting and feel free to join the network. |
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| Thu 10th 17:40-18:40 Room 3 |
EUPHA-PMH | JTN14 - Public mental health - Join the network | ||
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EUPHA Sections and working groups are theme-specific networks that organise workshops and projects together. All EUPHA Sections and working groups are inviting you to Join the Network and attend their annual meeting during the lunch break. These meetings are open to all delegates. Get your lunch before or after the meeting and feel free to join the network. |
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Plenary session - Thursday 10th Nov
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| Thu 10th 17:40-18:40 Plenary Hall |
EUPHA, EC | PL2 - Plenary 2: Benefits and challenges of the European Health Data Space | ||
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