Pitch presentations - Friday 15th Nov
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| Fri 15th 9:00-10:00 |
A. Innovating Public Health: From Research to Action and Policy | 9.A. - Pitch presentations: Transforming public health | ||
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Integrating AI in cause-of-death regular statistical production with human and expert system codings Elisa Zambetta (France) Connecting child health care and economic services: Results from a pilot randomised controlled trial Nina Johansson (Sweden) Transforming systems and improving lives - the social movement of compassion in Wales Joanne Hopkins (United Kingdom) Effects of metaphorical communication on vaccine confidence in the adolescent population Fabiana Nuccetelli (Italy) Artificial intelligence – NPHIs' role in utilizing its opportunities and addressing the risks Claudia Habl (Austria) An automated approach to health misinformation monitoring on YouTube Irfhana Zakir Hussain (Canada) Development and Implementation of a digital intervention for smoking cessation- MoreLife, UK Ranjana Babber (United Kingdom) Analysis of trends in female genital mutilation from 2015 to 2019 in Senegal Ndeye Mareme Sougou (Senegal) |
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| Fri 15th 9:00-10:00 |
B. Revolutionizing Public Health and Healthcare: AI and Digital Health | Digital health, Health literacy - initiative, Health promotion, School of Public Health, University of Pavia, WHO Collaborating Centre for Health Literacy, Technical University of Munich, Munich, Germany | 9.B. - Scientific session: Promoting health in the digital age: a room to improve health literacy and digital health literacy? | |
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Chairperson(s): Anna Odone (Italy), Eric Breton (France) Digital interventions to prevent smoking habit among children. Is there evidence? Vincenza Gianfredi (Italy) Digital health literacy in schools: empirically navigating novel data from students and teachers Orkan Okan (EUPHA-HL) How effective are eHealth literacy interventions? A meta-analysis of experimental studies Chiara Barbati (Italy) |
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| Fri 15th 9:00-10:00 |
C. Health Beyond Borders: Global Health Challenges and Sustainable Solutions | 9.C. - Pitch presentations: AMR and other health threats | ||
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Antibiotic resistant E.coli in waterborne matrices nearby intensive farming: One Health Hub project Michela Consonni (Italy) Risks of high temperature exposure on infectious diseases in Portuguese hospitals Ana Margarida Alho (Portugal) Integrating SDGs, One Health and transdisciplinarity into AMR Education Strategies Avis Anya Nowbuth (Norway) New AMR big data platform: HubRAM project by DGAV Andrea Cara d'Anjo (Portugal) National early warning systems for emerging AMR in high-income countries: a systematic review Jessica Iera (Italy) How to analyze multistakeholder collaboration for infectious disease outbreaks: a scoping review Tomris Cesuroglu (Netherlands) Autochthonous dengue outbreak in Lombardy, Italy: enhanced surveillance and vector control measures Giuditta Scardina (Italy) Impact of organisational injustice on health and wellbeing of female police: A meta-ethnography Mahnoz Illias (United Kingdom) |
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| Fri 15th 9:00-10:00 |
D. Equity in Health: Bridging Gaps to Universal Coverage | Luton Borough Council | 9.D. - Practice session: Luton, a Marmot town – Lessons from using a whole-system approach to tackle health equity | |
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Chairperson(s): Laura Austin-Croft (United Kingdom), Jessica Allen (United Kingdom) Luton, a Marmot town – using a whole-system approach to tackle health equity Sally Cartwright (United Kingdom) Lee Watson (United Kingdom) Ramya Ravindrane (United Kingdom) Chimeme Egbutah (United Kingdom) Nasreen Ali (United Kingdom) |
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| Fri 15th 9:00-10:00 |
E. Environmental Health: Innovating Policies and Practices | 9.E. - Pitch presentations: Public health economics | ||
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Assessing Health Gains: A Cost-Utility Analysis Giovanni Guarducci (Italy) Estimated lifetime impact of a school-based intervention for mental health: A microsimulation study Sarah Bates (United Kingdom) Exploring support for return-to-work: A comparative analysis of firm and country-level factors Thomas Leoni (Austria) Cost-effectiveness analysis of screening three-year old for social-emotional problems Inna Feldman (Sweden) Cross-country price comparison of institutional long-term care: In search of suitable data Zuzanna Brzozowska (Austria) How do social deprivation and distance to hospital affect lengths of stays in cancer patients? Thomas Vermeulin (France) Changes in opinions on health insurance benefits deservingness in the Netherlands between 2013-2023 Marloes Meijer (Netherlands) The corporate political activity of Portugal’s food industry: enhancing public health transparency Sofia da Costa (Portugal) |
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| Fri 15th 9:00-10:00 |
F. Fostering our habitat: Climate Emergency, Urban Health | 9.F. - Pitch presentations: Social security, work and health | ||
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Collaboration between general practice and sickness benefits office -A Scoping Review Anne Poulsen (Denmark) Employees’ work ability during returning to work with common mental disorders: a mixed methods study Alexandra Sikora (Germany) Work resumption and economic independence among women with paid employment one year after childbirth Loes Bertens (Netherlands) Sickness absence due to mental and somatic diagnoses by occupational class in Finland, 2011–2021 Jenni Blomgren (Finland) Assessing the return-to-work mode of Dutch precarious workers with mental health issues Yvonne Suijkerbuijk (Netherlands) Alternating diagnoses among sickness absentees in Finland Riku Perhoniemi (Finland) Having paid work 1 year after disability claim in different types of mental and behavioural disorders Manon Ziech (Netherlands) Impact of motherhood and social support on the wellbeing of UK female police officers and staff Mahnoz Illias (United Kingdom) |
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| Fri 15th 9:00-10:00 |
G. Easing the Burden: Responding to the Threat of Chronic Diseases | 9.G. - Oral presentations: Risk factors in the development of NCDs | ||
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Contribution of risk factors to the burden of major illness: a microsimulation in England, 2023-2043 Anna Head (United Kingdom) How likely are Eastern European and Central Asian Countries to Achieve Global NCD Targets? Anastasiya Dumcheva (Finland) Ultra-processed food intake and type 2 diabetes: A dose-response meta-analyses of prospective studies Yujin Kim (Korea, South) Ultra-processed food consumption and risk of coronary diseases: UK Whitehall II cohort study Mengmei(eunice) Wang (United Kingdom) Eating jetlag and risk of cardiovascular disease: prospective study of the NutriNet-Santé cohort Xuân Le Folcalvez (France) |
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| Fri 15th 9:00-10:00 |
H. Transforming Health Systems: Strength, Resilience, Efficacy | 9.H. - Oral presentations: Social security, work and health | ||
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Labor market participation in people with intellectual disability – a follow-up study in Sweden Carin Staland-Nyman (Sweden) Precarious employment expectancy by history of mental-health-related sickness absence in Finland Taina Leinonen (Finland) Predictors of disability retirement - a prediction model for disability pension application risk Petra Sohlman (Finland) Healthcare access for people with disabilities: a scoping review of COVID-19 policies in Europe Jeny Alejandra Aguilera Cruz (Netherlands) Sickness absence duration of stress complaints, adaptation disorder or burnout in the Netherlands Angelique De Rijk (Netherlands) |
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| Fri 15th 9:00-10:00 |
I. Tackling Infectious Diseases: Epidemiology, Vaccines, Preparedness | 9.I. - Pitch presentations: Challenges and strategies for improving infectious diseases control | ||
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Developing a set of core items for assessing preparedness in Italy: a Delphi approach Giuseppe Migliara (Italy) Community Healthcare-Associated Infections: Enhancing Control with Software and Tailored Protocols Inês Morais Vilaça (Portugal) Excess mortality in individuals with and without COVID-19 vaccination in the Netherlands in 2021 Corinne Rijpkema (Netherlands) Systematic review of the literature about immunogenity and antibodies persistance of Tdap vaccination Linda Bartucciotto (Italy) Impact of artificial intelligence on healthcare-associated infection control: a systematic review Chiara Barbati (Italy) Evaluating XGBoost's predictive accuracy on surgical site Infections in cardiac surgery Francesco Baglivo (Italy) Characterising Long COVID in an Irish cohort: a study of symptom type, severity and determinants Fiona McGuire (Ireland) |
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| Fri 15th 9:00-10:00 |
K. Empower and Educate: The Future of Health Literacy and Promotion | 9.K. - Pitch presentations: Health promotion and behaviour | ||
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Health mediation for promoting cancer screening and vaccination in deprived neighbourhoods in France Eva Legendre (France) The role of interoception in lifestyle factors: a systematic review Jesper Mulder (Netherlands) Health promotion via low-intensity exercise: Investigating psychological aspects in community elders Inaihá Laureano Benincá (Italy) Effects of physical exercise program on physical conditions and mental health in university students Carlos Albeiro Herrera Nivia (Colombia) Active offer of influenza vaccination during hospitalization: a multicenter study in Sicily (Italy) Alessandra Fallucca (Italy) Multiple behavioural risk factors and mental health complaints among adults in Estonia Galina Opikova (Estonia) Forecasting cognitive functioning: an artificial intelligence approach with Dynamic Bayesian Networks Antti Etholén (Finland) Predictors and outcomes of adolescent alcohol and drug use: a scoping review Margaret M. Brennan (Ireland) |
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| Fri 15th 9:00-10:00 |
L. Health Policies: Engaging in Public Debates and Decision-Making | WHO Regional Office for Europe, University of Bremen | 9.L. - Round table: “What” and “How” for building competencies for effective policy making in and for public health | |
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Chairperson(s): Emilia Aragon De Leon (Denmark) Exploring the state-of-the-art on competencies for policymaking in public health Lorraine Frisina (Germany) Anne-Catherine Viso (France) Charlotte Marchandise (Netherlands) Kasia Czabanowska (ASPHER) |
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| Fri 15th 9:00-10:00 |
M. Mental Health Matters: Advancements in Public Mental Health | 9.M. - Oral presentations: Understanding mental health | ||
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Improving physical healthcare for people experiencing mental illness: The COMITMENT project Tobias Fragner (Austria) Learnings from 'Everyone In' initiative in England for improving health in people facing homelessness Neha Jain (United Kingdom) Evaluation of a public health workplace staff psychosocial risk assessment and wellbeing initiative Lucinda Ryan (Ireland) Temporal trends 1990-2020 in youth suicide: a global analysis based on the WHO Mortality Database Paola Bertuccio (Italy) |
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| Fri 15th 9:00-10:00 |
N. Caring for Our Next Generation: Equitable Health from Childhood to Adulthood | EUPHA Child and Adolescent Public Health Section | 9.N. - Practice session: From Data to Action – Joining forces to close the inequity gap in adolescent health | |
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Chairperson(s): Heiko Schmengler (Netherlands), Julia Dratva (EUPHA-CAPH) Leveraging epidemiological data for the development of interventions to promote healthy nutrition and physical activity among adolescents from disadvantaged backgrounds Heiko Schmengler (Netherlands) Empowering youths through citizen science to address health inequalities in adolescence Lourdes Cantarero Arevalo (Denmark) Ensuring the right to health care for detained adolescents: cross-sectoral strategies and policy innovations Filipa Alves da Costa (WHO EURO) |
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| Fri 15th 9:00-10:00 |
O. Inclusive Health: Addressing the Needs of Migrants, LGBTI, and Minorities | 9.O. - Pitch presentations: Sexual and gender minority health | ||
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Social influence on post-drinking risky sexual behaviours: evidence in France and South Korea Jiwon Jeong (France) Skills and competences of sexuality educators. Evidences from a qualitative research in Italy Marco Ubbiali (Italy) Teachers perspectives on positive and inclusive sex education in Dutch secondary schools Margreet de Looze (Netherlands) HIV-1 transmission clusters and drug resistance in men who have sex with men in Portugal Ricardo Abrantes (Portugal) Exploring the mental health impact of asylum-seeking of sexual minority men: a qualitative study Maria Gottvall (Sweden) Closing the Gap: Implementing Gender-Sensitive Care to Address Healthcare Disparities Sophia Sgraja (Germany) Individual fluidity of sexual identity in Stockholm County, 2010 to 2021 Guoqiang Zhang (Sweden) Perceptions of MSM on targeted sexual healthcare about HPV vaccination: a French qualitative study Camilla Oliveri (France) Mental health disparities between bisexual, homosexual, and heterosexual adolescents Vera Cup (Netherlands) Defining child maltreatment for research and surveillance: a Delphi study in 34 countries Lisa Hurt (United Kingdom) Drug-facilitated sexual assault: An observational retrospective study in Barcelona (2018-2022) Aina Camps (Spain) Quitting with pride: Differences in smoking behaviour across sexual identity groups in Ireland Paul Kavanagh (Ireland) HIV risks and transactional sex among Swedish-born MSM and foreign-born MSM in Sweden Sara Causevic (Sweden) |
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| Fri 15th 9:00-10:00 |
P. Data-Driven: Assessments for Informed Policy-Making and Foresight | Sciensano | 9.P. - Scientific session: National perspective on knowledge translation to bridge the gap between research and policy. | |
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Chairperson(s): Robby De Pauw (Belgium), Brecht Devleesschauwer (Belgium) The data layer: the importance of sources critical appraisal. Vanessa Gorasso (EUPHA-ECO) The information layer: shaping data into meaning with interactive tools. Masja Schmidt (Belgium) The knowledge layer: the role of key messages for translating data into meaning. Aline Scohy (Belgium) The wisdom layer: how to support evidence-informed policymaking. Laura Van den Borre (Belgium) |
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| Fri 15th 9:00-10:00 |
Q. Building Capacity: Learning and Ethics for the Health Workforce | Aletta Jacobs School of Public Health/Groningen Centre for Health Law, University of Groningen in collaboration with EUPHA Law and Public Health section; Global Network for Academic Public Health; UK Faculty of Public Health; ASPHER; Temple University; J | 9.Q. - Round table: Strengthening public health law for public health professionals. | |
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Chairperson(s): Brigit Toebes (Netherlands), Farhang Tahzib (EUPHA-ETH) Timo Clemens (Netherlands) Regien Biesma (EUPHA-GH) Edward Kirton-Darling (United Kingdom) Scott Burris (United States) Dominique Mollet (Italy) |
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Poster walks - Friday 15th Nov
| Time (CET) / Location | Track | Organiser | Activity | |
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| Fri 15th 9:00-10:00 |
9.R. - Poster walk: Sexual and gender minority health | |||
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9.R.1 - Information on HIV and Narration of U=U: a mixed method analysis on social media in Italy Virginia Casigliani (Italy) 9.R.2 - Systematic review of ethical/methodological issues in transgender youth participative research Julie Servais (Belgium) 9.R.3 - Validation of the Multidimensional Scale of Perceived Social Support among LGBT population in Serbia Željka Stamenković (Serbia) 9.R.4 - Barriers and facilitators to healthcare access for LGBTQ+ in Western Europe: a systematic review. Saral Rahimi (United Kingdom) 9.R.5 - Validation of Digital Health Gender and Sexual Health Literacy scale Elisabetta Corvo (United Kingdom) 9.R.6 - Family-based sexual health intervention for adolescents; A systematic review and meta-analysis Priya Paudyal (United Kingdom) 9.R.7 - Discrimination and violence experienced by the LGBTQI+ community in Rwanda: a cross-sectional study Louange Twahirwa Gutabara (Rwanda) 9.R.8 - “Acceptance does not mean agreement”: perceptions of the LGBTQIA+ community in Rwanda Precious Azubuike (Rwanda) 9.R.9 - How homophobia is spreading HIV-risk sexual behaviors around the world? Vincent Leroy (France) 9.R.10 - Mental health of Finnish cis- and transgender youth before, during and after the COVID-19 pandemic Olli Kiviruusu (Finland) 9.R.11 - Implementation Measures to Break the Gender Gap - a Scoping Review Judith Mollenhauer (Germany) 9.R.12 - What do we know about femicide in Italy? Data and insights from a repeated cross-sectional study. Giorgia Gabrielli (Italy) 9.R.13 - Association between dietary supplements and frailty by sex: a cross-sectional study in South Korea Hyunjoo Kim (Korea, South) 9.R.14 - How can healthcare providers reduce the adverse effects of endometriosis on women's life course? Chen Zarecki (Israel) 9.R.15 - Capacity mapping of comprehensive sexuality education in Gabon: A qualitative analysis Ruth-Janet Koumba Maguena (Belgium) 9.R.16 - Assessing Swedish healthcare providers knowledge of migrant Sexual Reproductive Health and Rights Ayanthi Wickramasinghe (Sweden) |
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| Fri 15th 9:00-10:00 |
9.S. - Poster walk: Health literacy | |||
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9.S.1 - mHealth education effect to changes knowledge, attitude, and practice of school girls in Bangladesh Mohammed Ataur Rahman (Japan) 9.S.2 - IDEAHL European digital Health Literacy Strategy Marta González (Spain) 9.S.3 - Nutrition Literacy Assessment in Informal Caregivers of Cancer Patients: A Cross-Sectional Study Daniele Nucci (Italy) 9.S.4 - The role of health literacy in adherence to the Mediterranean diet Rafaela Rosário (Portugal) 9.S.5 - Navigating Co-design in Children's Health Literacy Interventions in Schools Wieke van Boxtel (Netherlands) 9.S.6 - Designing infographics in health research with patients and the public: A scoping review Santosh Sharma (Ireland) 9.S.7 - Development of a risk-stratified shared decision-making tool for colorectal cancer screening Deborah Jael Herrera (Belgium) 9.S.8 - Scoping Review of Health Literacy Interventions among Migrant Communities in Europe Maria João Marques (Portugal) 9.S.9 - Visualizing science - the rise of graphical abstracts in public health journals Duarte Vital Brito (Portugal) 9.S.10 - Digital health literacy and associated socio-demographic characteristics in the French population Axelle Quiviger (France) 9.S.11 - Adolescent mental health literacy and help-seeking behaviours. Cross-Sectional survey in Barcelona. Eulàlia Hernández Encuentra (Spain) 9.S.12 - Stakeholders’ perspectives on informed decision-making for migrant women in CC prevention programs Tharsini Veeravagu (Netherlands) 9.S.13 - Public and professional attitudes to the digitisation of health and social care in Ireland Daráine Murphy (Ireland) 9.S.14 - Mixed-methods systematic review of shared decision-making tools for cancer screening Deborah Jael Herrera (Belgium) 9.S.15 - Factors influencing handwashing behaviour among school students of Central Kazakhstan Zhanerke Bolatova (Kazakhstan) 9.S.16 - Is genomic testing properly evaluated? A systematic review of health technology assessment reports Giuseppe Migliara (Italy) |
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Workshops - Friday 15th Nov
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| Fri 15th 11:45-12:45 |
A. Innovating Public Health: From Research to Action and Policy | Maastricht University; University Hospital Ulm | 10.A. - Scientific session: Engage, co-create, collaborate, transform: uniting practice and research for health innovation | |
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Chairperson(s): Sanne Gerards (Netherlands), Mathilde Crone (Netherlands) A method for interactive collaboration between different actors: theory of change workshops Janine Wendt (Germany) Stakeholder involvement in the development of a serious game for and with healthcare professionals Nils Keesmekers (Netherlands) Improving implementation of health interventions among ECEC organisations: a social network analysis Sid Penders (Netherlands) Involving stakeholders in planning the scale-up of a health promotion intervention: a practical example Lisa Harms (Netherlands) |
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| Fri 15th 11:45-12:45 |
C. Health Beyond Borders: Global Health Challenges and Sustainable Solutions | Finnish Institute for Health and Welfare, Society for Social Medicine, Finland | 10.C. - Scientific session: Shifting the focus of health and economic policies: Investing in sustainable health and well-being | |
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Chairperson(s): Ilmo Keskimäki (Finland), Tea Lallukka (Finland) Wellbeing Economy: Integrating Sustainability and Social Welfare Otto Kyyrönen (Finland) The potential of EU policies for achieving wellbeing economies Caroline Costongs (EuroHealthNet) How do health systems and health contribute to the sustainable development goals? Luigi Siciliani (United Kingdom) |
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| Fri 15th 11:45-12:45 |
D. Equity in Health: Bridging Gaps to Universal Coverage | 10.D. - Oral presentations: Bridging the gap of health inequalities | ||
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Future patterns of health inequalities in the population of England to 2040: a microsimulation study Ann Raymond (United Kingdom) Empowering People Experiencing Homelessness for cancer prevention using the Health Navigator Model Tobias Fragner (Austria) The social gradient in institutional trust from 2011–2019 in the general population in Norway. Camilla Ihlebaek (Norway) Socio-geographical disparities in cardiometabolic multimorbidity in Sweden: results from SCAPIS Kanya Anindya (Sweden) Targeted initiatives to tackle health inequalities, integrating the Leeds Health and Care Workforce Cara Gates (United Kingdom) |
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| Fri 15th 11:45-12:45 |
E. Environmental Health: Innovating Policies and Practices | European Burden of Disease Network | 10.E. - Scientific session: Confronting the hidden risks: unveiling the disease burden of chemicals in Europe | |
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Chairperson(s): Brecht Devleesschauwer (Belgium), Sara Monteiro Pires (Denmark) Health consequences of harmful chemicals in foods: insights from the WHO Global Burden of Foodborne Disease Study Lea Sletting Jakobsen (Denmark) Feasibility of using comparative risk assessment for chemical burden of disease assessments Dietrich Plass (Germany) Large scale OECD health valuation study to estimate the economic benefits of chemical regulation Irene Hu (France) Environmental burden of disease related to pyrethroid-insecticide exposure and neurodevelopmental toxicity in Europe based on human biomonitoring Anthony Purece (Belgium) Evolution and future prospects in quantifying the chemical burden in Portugal Ricardo Assunção (Portugal) |
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| Fri 15th 11:45-12:45 |
F. Fostering our habitat: Climate Emergency, Urban Health | Aletta Jacobs SPH, ASPHER, EUPHA-ENV, EUPHA-LAW, EUPHAnxt, Faculty of Public Health (UK), GNAPH | 10.F. - Skills building seminar: How public health professionals can use the right to health to advance climate action and justice | |
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Chairperson(s): John Middleton (ASPHER), Vlatka Matkovic (Belgium) David Patterson (Netherlands) |
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| Fri 15th 11:45-12:45 |
G. Easing the Burden: Responding to the Threat of Chronic Diseases | Food and Nutrition EUPHA Section, Health Promotion EUPHA Section, Digital Health EUPHA Section | 10.G. - Practice session: Innovation technology to promote healthy lifestyles: teachings from multi-national EU funded projects | |
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Chairperson(s): Eric Breton (France), Anna Odone (Italy) SWITCHtoHEALTHY: Switching Mediterranean Consumers to Mediterranean Sustainable Healthy Dietary Patterns Noemi Boque (Spain) UnDErstanding consumer food choices & promotion of healthy and sustainable Mediterranean diet and LIfestyle in Children and adolescents through behavIOUral change actionS: the DELICIOUS project Giuseppe Grosso (EUPHA-FN) A school-based intervention to foster adherence to the Mediterranean diet in adolescents: the PROMEDLIFE project Francesca Scazzina (Italy) A transnational movement to support the sustainable transition towards a healthy and Eco-friendly Agri-Food System through the promotion of MEDIET and its lifestyle in modern society: MEDIET4ALL Achraf Ammar (Germany) |
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| Fri 15th 11:45-12:45 |
H. Transforming Health Systems: Strength, Resilience, Efficacy | Bielefeld University, School of Public Health; WHO European Regional Office Europe | 10.H. - Round table: Transforming health systems in Europe to respond to the large-scale displacement from war in Ukraine | |
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Chairperson(s): Kayvan Bozorgmehr (Germany), Martin McKee (United Kingdom) Nino Berdzuli (Denmark) Akaki Zoidze (Georgia) |
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| Fri 15th 11:45-12:45 |
I. Tackling Infectious Diseases: Epidemiology, Vaccines, Preparedness | The National E-Infrastructure for Aging Research | 10.I. - Scientific session: A National E-Infrastructure for Aging Research to Improve Public Health | |
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Chairperson(s): Scott Hofer (Sweden), Ingrid Ekström (Sweden) Temporal Trends in Dementia Incidence in Sweden: Insights from NEAR Data Debora Rizzuto (Sweden) Personality and Biomarkers of Neurodegeneration and Alzheimer’s Disease in Swedish Older Adults Jonas Molinder (Sweden) Characterizing Risk Profiles and Transitions across Living and Care Settings in Sweden Susanna Gentili (Sweden) |
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| Fri 15th 11:45-12:45 |
K. Empower and Educate: The Future of Health Literacy and Promotion | Institute for Health Transformation, Deakin University / Health Promotion International | 10.K. - Skills building seminar: Practical and methodological guidance for conducting online qualitative surveys in public health. | |
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Chairperson(s): Marita Hennessy (Ireland), Kate Frazer (Ireland) Hannah Pitt (Australia) Simone McCarthy (Australia) Grace Arnot (Australia) Samantha Thomas (Australia) |
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| Fri 15th 11:45-12:45 |
L. Health Policies: Engaging in Public Debates and Decision-Making | 10.L. - Oral presentations: Health policies matter | ||
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Alcohol policy and alcohol-attributed disease burden in Finland and the Baltic countries 1995-2019. Anastasia Månsson (Sweden) What matters most to healthy older adults in treatment decision making: a discrete choice experiment. Vera Hanewinkel (Netherlands) A quantitative study on the impact of a new outdoor advertising restrictions policy in Bristol (UK) Genevieve Buckland (United Kingdom) What works to reduce regional health inequalities? A case of East vs West Germany post reunification Julija Simpson (United Kingdom) Reinterpreting the NRA’s Eddie Eagle GunSafe® program as a corporate political activity May van Schalkwyk (United Kingdom) |
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| Fri 15th 11:45-12:45 |
M. Mental Health Matters: Advancements in Public Mental Health | JA ImpleMENTAL/EUPHA Public Mental Health Section | 10.M. - Scientific session: JA ImpleMENTAL Abstract Workshop | |
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Chairperson(s): Vasileia Konte (Greece), Jutta Lindert (EUPHA-PMH) JA ImpleMENTAL Implementing the Belgian Best Practice on Community Mental Health system Reform. Vasileia Konte (Greece) Community mental health care in Croatia: Mobile team for psychosocial support in the community Danijela Štimac Grbić (Croatia) Improving cooperation between Hospital and the Community Mental Health Services of Nicosia Lampros Samartzis (Cyprus) Inclusive Life Projects for people with Serious Mental Disorder and/or addictions Teresa López Nicolás (Spain) |
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| Fri 15th 11:45-12:45 |
N. Caring for Our Next Generation: Equitable Health from Childhood to Adulthood | Institute of Public Health of the University of Porto | 10.N. - Scientific session: Gender and parenthood: short and long-term income, career, and health inequities | |
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Chairperson(s): Teresa Leão (Portugal), Julian Perelman (Portugal) The indirect costs of motherhood and fatherhood: impacts on income, working hours, and perceived health across 32 European countries Teresa Leão (Portugal) Differences in the work-family experience of mothers and fathers of a southern European country Joana Amaro (Portugal) The impact of parenthood on well-being: a qualitative study of mothers' and fathers' perceptions across European countries Sofia Maia (Portugal) The long-term impact of parenthood on women and men’s income in 26 European countries Joana Moreno (Portugal) |
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| Fri 15th 11:45-12:45 |
O. Inclusive Health: Addressing the Needs of Migrants, LGBTI, and Minorities | Prolepsis Institute / Italian National Health Institute | 10.O. - Scientific session: Breaking Barriers: Advancing Vaccine Access for Newly Arrived Migrants in Europe | |
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Chairperson(s): Pania Karnaki (Greece), Silvia Declich (Italy) Developing a structured framework to address vaccination barriers for Newly Arrived Migrants in EU/EEA Silvia Declich (Italy) Developing a tool to support vaccine literacy with a participatory approach: Glossary of essential terms on vaccinations Maria Laura Russo (Italy) Paving the way for equitable and guaranteed access to vaccination for Newly Arrived Migrants Pania Karnaki (Greece) Vaccine literacy and cultural competence training of Professional FOR health to improve the vaccination offer Maria Laura Russo (Italy) Empowering Professionals For Health to promote Newly Arrived Migrant vaccination uptake Pania Karnaki (Greece) |
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| Fri 15th 11:45-12:45 |
P. Data-Driven: Assessments for Informed Policy-Making and Foresight | WHO Regional Office for Europe; European Monitoring Centre for Drugs and Drug Addiction; Infectious Diseases Control Section | 10.P. - Scientific session: Improving health security and preparedness: are we leaving someone behind? | |
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Chairperson(s): Lara Tavoschi (Italy), Nicola Cocco (Italy) Are prison settings included in national preparedness plans? Filipa Alves da Costa (WHO EURO) Preparing for outbreaks of vaccine preventable diseases: why are prisons invisible? Eamonn O'Moore (Ireland) Towards better prepared prisons: monitoring and response to the use of new substances inside prison Linda Montanari (Portugal) Enhancing Data Quality through Electronic Health Records in Prison Settings: Towards a Learning Health System Robert Verheij (Netherlands) |
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| Fri 15th 11:45-12:45 |
Q. Building Capacity: Learning and Ethics for the Health Workforce | EUPHA Public Health Epidemiology | 10.Q. - Scientific session: Evolving landscape of scientific publishing practices: implications for public health | |
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Chairperson(s): Stefania Boccia (EUPHA-EPI), John P. A. Ioannidis (United States) Growth and challenges in biomedical scientific publishing: the phenomenon of mega-journals Angelo Maria Pezzullo (EUPHA-EPI) Integrity and accountability in academic publishing: trends and implications of paper retractions and journal delistings Angelica Valz Gris (Italy) Commercialization of scientific misconduct: the challenge of paper mills Anna Abalkina (Germany) |
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Poster walks - Friday 15th Nov
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| Fri 15th 11:45-12:45 |
10.R. - Poster walk: Global health and One Health | |||
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10.R.1 - Enhancing One Health Surveillance: Advancing Early Disease Prediction Models in Animal Populations Polychronis Kostoulas (Greece) 10.R.2 - Human-forest proximity and the risk infectious diseases in a changing world Emanuele Massaro (Italy) 10.R.3 - Level of tobacco dependence and beliefs towards heated tobacco products Barbara Gradowicz-Prajsnar (Poland) 10.R.4 - Communication of EU agricultural antibiotic use policies to farmers & implications for public health Addiena Luke-Currier (Ireland) 10.R.5 - Evaluating mental health care initiatives after Ghana’s mental health act: a systematic analysis Maria Fabiana Rizzieri (Switzerland) 10.R.6 - Global malaria vaccine research and community perception in Africa: a systematic review Muhammad Chutiyami (Australia) 10.R.7 - Rabies epidemiology in the central of Tunisia: A Call for a One-Health Approach Cyrine Ben Nasrallah (Tunisia) 10.R.8 - Sex-specific immune responses to COVID-19 vaccination in end-stage renal disease patients Shanelle Gingras (Canada) 10.R.9 - CKD incidence, predictors & progression: African migrants vs. Non-Migrants (RODAM cohort study) Muhau Muhulo Mungamba (Netherlands) 10.R.10 - Environmentally sustainable health and social care – A proposal for goals and steering for Finland Pia Wulff (Finland) 10.R.11 - Ensuring impact beyond European funding: Sustainability in the Global Health Impact Joint Action Lucia Rodriguez-Borlado Salazar (France) 10.R.12 - Beneficial clinical effects of honey from bees fed with specific plant extracts Zsuzsa Emma Hajzer (Hungary) 10.R.13 - Risk factors for bicycle-related overtaking, rear-end, and door crashes in the United Kingdom Chun-Chieh Chao (Taiwan) 10.R.14 - Scaling-up digital health financing technologies: Comparing Kenya, Nigeria, Rwanda, Tanzania, Uganda Verena Struckmann (Germany) 10.R.15 - Consumption of low-calorie sweetened products and intakes of free sugar and energy among UK adults Mathuramat Seesen (United Kingdom) 10.R.16 - Anaemia among breastfeeding adolescents in India: A pooled analysis of the NFHS data, 2005-2021 Sumit Ram (India) |
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| Fri 15th 11:45-12:45 |
10.S. - Poster walk: Public health economics | |||
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10.S.1 - Cost per kilogram weight-lost - Lifestyle change program at the Public Health Institute in Croatia Jasmina Kovačević (Croatia) 10.S.2 - Consumer Preferences for Health Services Offered by Health Insurance Companies in Germany Raphael Schilling (Germany) 10.S.4 - Cost-effectiveness of respiratory syncytial virus adjuvanted vaccine in Portuguese aged ≥ 60 years Lefteris Zarkadoulas (Belgium) 10.S.5 - Health & wealth: targeted hygiene reduces the health economic burden of workplace infections Shweta Malik (United Kingdom) 10.S.6 - Decision-analytic modelling of costs & benefits of adding sigmoidoscopy to CRC screening in Germany Kathrin Krueger (Germany) 10.S.7 - Is diabetes-related avoidable hospitalization associated with increased health expenditure? Woo-Ri Lee (Korea, South) 10.S.8 - Institutional pay-for-performance: reviewing normative considerations Roshni Jegan (Belgium) 10.S.9 - Factors Associated with Unmet Supportive Needs in Adult Cancer Survivors in South Korea Dal-Lae Jin (Korea, South) 10.S.10 - 'Development of a tool for assessing the performance of long-term care systems in care transitions' Estera Wieczorek (Poland) 10.S.11 - Unequal cannabis use among European adolescents: the mediating role of perceived access and risk Julian Perelman (Portugal) 10.S.12 - Association of total sitting time per day with healthcare costs at midlife Sanaz Akhavan Rad (Finland) 10.S.13 - New evidence on household financial protection against out-of-pocket payments for health in Poland Marzena Tambor (Poland) 10.S.14 - Geographical variation in prostate cancer testing explained by socio-economic position in Stockholm Balram Rai (Sweden) |
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Workshops - Friday 15th Nov
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A. Innovating Public Health: From Research to Action and Policy | Sciensano, Université Catholique de Louvain, Universiteit Gent | 11.A. - Scientific session: Overcoming Real-World Challenges in Setting up Health Data Linkages for Public Health Policy | |
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Chairperson(s): Eduardo Bracho Montes de Oca (Belgium), Robby De Pauw (Belgium) A cross-sectional study of data linkage and artificial intelligence practices across European countries Marie Delnord (Belgium) Framework for approaching federated causal inference based on real-world observational data sources Marjan Meurisse (Belgium) Unraveling Social Health Inequalities during COVID-19 in Belgium: The Vital Role of Data Linkages Laura Van den Borre (Belgium) |
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| Fri 15th 14:00-15:00 |
B. Revolutionizing Public Health and Healthcare: AI and Digital Health | 11.B. - Oral presentations: Innovations in AI for healthcare | ||
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The assessment of society’s acceptance of artificial intelligence use in healthcare Mariusz Duplaga (Poland) Effect on comprehension of an AI patient-friendly hospital discharge letter: a quasi-RCT Francesco Conrado (Italy) Capability of ChatGPT to support the screening process of scoping reviews: A feasibility study Kim Nordmann (Germany) Applications of AI in public health: Improving access to high-quality evidence syntheses Maureen Dobbins (Canada) Artificial intelligence to predict estimates of physical activity in small geographic areas Deborah Carvalho Malta (Brazil) |
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| Fri 15th 14:00-15:00 |
C. Health Beyond Borders: Global Health Challenges and Sustainable Solutions | 11.C. - Oral presentations: Insights from global health and social dynamics | ||
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Gender gap between countries of the WHO European Region - the long-time gap analyses Umit Tleshova (Czechia) Document Indigenous Food Ingredients in China through Youth Participation Zeyuan Wang (Canada) Bias analysis on socioeconomic status and lung cancer in a pooled international case-control study Jan Hovanec (Germany) Trend of Intimate partner violence before, during and after COVID-19 pandemic: evidence from Tanzania Deogratius Bintabara (Tanzania) Adverse childhood experiences and age-trajectories of depressive symptom for middle and older ages Xuan Ren (United Kingdom) |
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| Fri 15th 14:00-15:00 |
D. Equity in Health: Bridging Gaps to Universal Coverage | Department of Occupational- and Social Medicine, Holbaek Hospital, Denmark and Department of Public Health, University of Copenhagen, Denmark. | 11.D. - Scientific session: Participatory approaches and co-creation in complex interventions to reduce inequity in health | |
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Chairperson(s): Vivian Rueskov Poulsen (Denmark), Maria Marti Castaner (Denmark) Enhancing Health Literacy Among Disadvantaged Youth: A Participatory Approach in School Settings Vivian Rueskov Poulsen (Denmark) Co-creating the intervention ‘MAMAACT’ for improved care for pregnant migrant women in Denmark Sarah Fredsted Villadsen (Denmark) Carving out space for co-creation in implementation of evidence-based mental health interventions Charlotte Thomsen (Denmark) An integrated work health intervention among cleaners in Denmark Ole Steen Mortensen (Denmark) |
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| Fri 15th 14:00-15:00 |
E. Environmental Health: Innovating Policies and Practices | Organiser: Working group of Comunity mental health of Italian Society of Hygiene and Preventive medicine. Co-organiser: Urban public health section of EUPHA | 11.E. - Scientific session: Integrating environmental and health sciences for addressing climate and urban challenges | |
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Chairperson(s): Giuseppe Di Martino (Italy), Laurent Chambaud (France) Training and capacity building on the effects of climate change on health: a need to up-scaling Laurent Chambaud (France) Healthy design strategies to promote Urban Public Mental Health, according to the contemporary cities’ climate resilience and the SDGs’ challenges Stefano Capolongo (EUPHA-URB) Planetary Health: a public health answer to climate change and other Anthropocene challenges Chiara Cadeddu (Netherlands) Climate change perception and mental health: the public health perspective Vincenza Gianfredi (Italy) |
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| Fri 15th 14:00-15:00 |
F. Fostering our habitat: Climate Emergency, Urban Health | Center for Systems and Community Design, City University of New York | 11.F. - Scientific session: If we build it, will they come? Evaluation of citywide park redesign and renovation in NYC | |
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Chairperson(s): Terry Huang (United States) Association of park renovation with park use in New York City Hanish Kodali (United States) Citywide park renovation improves the association between park use and reduced stress Rachel Thompson (United States) Impact of park redesign renovation on children’s quality of life in New York City Houlin Hong (United States) |
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| Fri 15th 14:00-15:00 |
G. Easing the Burden: Responding to the Threat of Chronic Diseases | 11.G. - Pitch presentations: Cancer screening / Nutrition | ||
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Clinical recommendations for polygenic risk score-enhanced breast cancer screening: Can.Heal project Abdelrahman Mahmoud Ahmed Abdelsamad Taha (Italy) Vaginal self-sampling for HPV in the context of cervical cancer screening Lauma Springe (Latvia) Urinary artificial sweeteners and breast cancer risk in women from the Moli-sani Study Marialaura Bonaccio (Italy) Meal timing and risk of metabolic syndrome in the prospective French NutriNet-Santé biobank Elena Obeid (France) Exposure to food additive mixtures and type 2 diabetes risk in the NutriNet-Santé cohort Marie Payen de la garanderie (France) Can mobile apps facilitate more sustainable and healthier diets? A systematic review. Esther Curtin (United Kingdom) What is driving food insecurity risks in UK households with children? Rosalyn Arnold (United Kingdom) Impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on food choices among the working-age adult residents of Lithuania Rokas Arlauskas (Lithuania) |
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| Fri 15th 14:00-15:00 |
H. Transforming Health Systems: Strength, Resilience, Efficacy | European Observatory on Health Systems and Policies | 11.H. - Round table: Making the case for public investment in health | |
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Chairperson(s): Rebecca Forman (United Kingdom), Jonathan Cylus () Rebecca Forman (United Kingdom) Jonathan Cylus () Ilana Ventura (Austria) Neville Calleja (Malta) |
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| Fri 15th 14:00-15:00 |
I. Tackling Infectious Diseases: Epidemiology, Vaccines, Preparedness | 11.I. - Oral presentations: Prevention and management of infectious diseases | ||
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K. Empower and Educate: The Future of Health Literacy and Promotion | EUPHA HL, EUPHA DH, EUPHA HP, EUPHA Ethics, EUPHA CAPH, London South Banks University, Technical University of Munich, WHO Collaborating Centre for Health Literacy | 11.K. - Scientific session: Roots of public health: school health literacy to enhance population health outcomes in Europe | |
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Chairperson(s): Catherine Jenkins (United Kingdom), Orkan Okan (EUPHA-HL) Empirically exploring the association of health literacy with schoolchildren`s health behaviours Emily Marchant (United Kingdom) The influence of living environments on subjective health literacy in fourth-graders in Germany Torsten Michael Bollweg (Germany) Navigating the infodemic through digital health literacy education in schools Denise Renninger (Germany) Digital health literacy and health behaviour of schoolchildren: A representative study in Germany Lisa Stauch (Germany) |
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| Fri 15th 14:00-15:00 |
L. Health Policies: Engaging in Public Debates and Decision-Making | Ecorys, EUPHA-PHPP, EUPHA-Public Health Economics | 11.L. - Round table: Fiscal measures for building resilient European health systems | |
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Chairperson(s): João Vasco Santos (EUPHA-ECO), Marleen Bekker (EUPHA-PHPP) Kremlin Wickramasinghe (Denmark) Krisztina Biró (Hungary) Soila Karreinen (Finland) Rana Orhan Pees (Netherlands) |
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| Fri 15th 14:00-15:00 |
M. Mental Health Matters: Advancements in Public Mental Health | 11.M. - Oral presentations: Mental health, social security and work | ||
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Parental leave benefit levels and postpartum maternal mental health: a Swedish cohort study Amy Heshmati (Sweden) The role of mental health-related healthcare use in employment and benefits use after unemployment Laura Salonen (Finland) Joint associations of psychological distress and working conditions with sickness absence in Finland Anna Svärd (Finland) Antidepressant medication before and after exiting paid work: a population-based study from Sweden Tea Lallukka (Finland) Impact of multidimensional precarious employment on mental health: Longitudinal evidence Jennifer Ervin (Australia) |
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| Fri 15th 14:00-15:00 |
N. Caring for Our Next Generation: Equitable Health from Childhood to Adulthood | 11.N. - Oral presentations: Health-related factors and impact | ||
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Maternal pre-gestational and gestational diabetes and risk of offspring epilepsy: A cohort study M Zakir Hossin (Sweden) Self-rated health in preadolescents as a predictor for prescription redemption and hospital contacts Camilla Klinge Renneberg (Denmark) Trends in the association between alcohol use and generalized anxiety in Finnish adolescents Noora Berg (Finland) Housing tenure and acute lower respiratory tract infection admissions in two Scottish birth cohorts. Caroline Hart (United Kingdom) Digital health and the use of sexual and reproductive health (SRH) services among Swedish youth Lovisa Hellsten (Sweden) |
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| Fri 15th 14:00-15:00 |
O. Inclusive Health: Addressing the Needs of Migrants, LGBTI, and Minorities | EUPHA Section Sexual and Gender Minority Health | 11.O. - Scientific session: Mental Health Among Sexual and Gender Minority Populations in Diverse Structural Stigma Environments | |
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Chairperson(s): Richard Bränström (EUPHA-SGMH), Arjan van der Star (EUPHA-SGMH) Real-time exposure to negative news media and suicidal ideation intensity among LGBTQ young adults in a high-stigma US state Kirsty Clark (United States) The “noise” of suicide attempts – relating LGBTQ+-specific vs. non-specific factors Andreas Pfister (Switzerland) Multilevel Sexual Minority Stigma-Based Experiences and Mental Health Among U.S. Sexual Minority Adults: A Socio-Ecological Longitudinal Moderated Mediation Analysis Arjan van der Star (EUPHA-SGMH) The mental health impacts of othering LGBTQ+ in Rwanda and Kenya: a mixed methods exploration Kristefer Stojanovski (United States) |
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| Fri 15th 14:00-15:00 |
P. Data-Driven: Assessments for Informed Policy-Making and Foresight | National Institute for Public Health and the Environment (RIVM), Netherlands; European Commission; WHO Europe; Carlos III Health Institute (ISCIII), Spain; National Institute of Public Health (NIJZ), Slovenia | 11.P. - Scientific session: Behavioural Science of Emergency Preparedness across Europe | |
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Chairperson(s): Tiina Likki (Denmark) A behavioural perspective on pandemic preparedness Saskia Euser (Netherlands) The state of pandemic preparedness in four European countries Maria João Forjaz (Spain) A scenario study on disaster preparedness behaviours Hannah Nohlen (Belgium) WHO Regional Office for Europe Behavioural and Cultural Insights Unit qualitative studies with refugees from Ukraine, May 2022-September 2023 Martha Scherzer (Denmark) Citizen’s perspective on pandemic preparedness Sumit Mehra (Netherlands) |
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| Fri 15th 14:00-15:00 |
Q. Building Capacity: Learning and Ethics for the Health Workforce | EUPHA ethics in public health; Global Network for Academic Public Health; UK Faculty of public health; ASPHER | 11.Q. - Round table: A Guide for creating a code of ethics for public health professionals and institutions | |
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Chairperson(s): Farhang Tahzib (EUPHA-ETH), Mary Codd (Ireland) Kasia Czabanowska (ASPHER) Peter Schröder-Bäck (EUPHA-ETH) Jim Thomas (United States) Paul Athanasopoulos (United Kingdom) Lena Strohmaier (Netherlands) |
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Poster walks - Friday 15th Nov
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11.R. - Poster walk: Social security, work and health | |||
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11.R.1 - Alcohol intake and patterns of multi-site musculoskeletal pain in the British Whitehall II study Ziyi Zhao (United Kingdom) 11.R.2 - Monitoring generic symptoms of long-term sick-listed employees during the return-to-work process Alice Laganga (Netherlands) 11.R.3 - Novel approach to combining interview and register data – Case: social security and pediatric cancer Ella Näsi (Finland) 11.R.4 - Health as predictor of unemployment. A population based study in Belgium Helena Bruggeman (Belgium) 11.R.5 - Work disability index- a new national tool in describing trends in regional differences Riitta Luoto (Finland) 11.R.6 - Health care and social benefits among long-term unemployed Sanna Kärkkäinen (Finland) 11.R.7 - Sick-leave trajectories among people sickness absent with stress-related diagnoses; cohort studies Katalin Gemes (Sweden) 11.R.8 - The relationship between mental health and employment: a systematic review of cohort studies Helena Bruggeman (Belgium) 11.R.9 - Analysis of survival of malignant pleural mesothelioma cases in the Abruzzo regional register Fabrizio Cedrone (Italy) 11.R.10 - Longitudinal associations of daily activities and presenteeism among teleworkers in Japan Yuichiro Otsuka (Japan) 11.R.11 - LGBTQ+ workplace discrimination experiences and self-rated health in South Korea Jimin Sung (United States) 11.R.12 - Subtle Biases Towards a New Colleague Depend on Sexual Orientation and Relationship Status Nikola Komlenac (Austria) 11.R.13 - Deployment of in-body wearable devices in healthcare and at work: closing the EU regulatory gap Maria Eva Foldes (Netherlands) 11.R.14 - Demographic, socioeconomic and lifecourse risk-factors for internalized weight stigma Amanda Hughes (United Kingdom) 11.R.15 - Workplace health promotion in the German Federal Armed Forces-Economic analysis and health benefits Sabine Ludwig (Germany) |
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| Fri 15th 14:00-15:00 |
11.S. - Poster walk: Digital health and Artificial Intelligence 2 | |||
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11.S.1 - Marketing or health promotion? A citizen science study of social media influencers’ health content. Sascha Gell (Austria) 11.S.2 - Exploring Electronic Personal Health Record usage in Northern Italy: a cross-sectional study Anastasia Cataldo (Italy) 11.S.3 - Using artificial intelligence to support and streamline rapid systematic evidence reviews Maureen Dobbins (Canada) 11.S.4 - Predicting hospital readmission in multimorbid patients with the use of AI: A systematic review Yara Zain (United Kingdom) 11.S.5 - A Multi-Modal Approach for A Healthier Weight and More Active Lifestyle Bertha Ochieng (United Kingdom) 11.S.6 - Health Empowerment Elements and Conversational Agents Maryam Nawaz (Ireland) 11.S.7 - Dual-tiered insights: cross-examining entities in free text electronic health records Salem ElHassan (United Kingdom) 11.S.8 - Eigenvector centrality signifies antidepressants as a central hub of the co-medication network Aly Lamuri (Netherlands) 11.S.9 - Evolution of online health-related information seeking in France from 2010 to 2023 Axelle Quiviger (France) 11.S.10 - Public views on open data health research in Switzerland: Implications for research and policy Paola Daniore (Switzerland) 11.S.11 - Prediction of mental health risk in adolescents via a smartphone app: a feasibility pilot study Aglaia Freccero (United Kingdom) 11.S.12 - Can a zero-shot learning Large Language Model code complex interview data? Elias Balt (Netherlands) 11.S.13 - EvalDepApps: EvalDepApps: How to evaluate depression management based on evidence and end users Noemí Robles (Spain) 11.S.14 - Strategies to advancing digital health equity: perspectives from underserved groups. Sarah Wilson (United Kingdom) 11.S.15 - Accessibility engineering in the mhealth industry - A multi-case study Katharina Hasenlust (Germany) 11.S.16 - Managing a 4000-participant cohort with a novel mobile app: data from the RisCoin study in Germany Ana Zhelyazkova (Germany) |
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