CONTENTS ABOUT US ...... 2 WELCOME TO MARSEILLE 2019 ...... 3 THREE MONTHS ACCESS TO THE EJPH ...... 4 PLENARY SPEAKERS...... 5 DIGITAL PUBLIC HEALTH...... 11 PRE-CONFERENCES WEDNESDAY...... 12 INVITATIONAL WORKSHOPS...... 13 LUNCH SYMPOSIUMS...... 14 JOIN THE NETWORKS BY EUPHA SECTIONS ...... 15 MAIN CONFERENCE THURSDAY...... 16 MAIN CONFERENCE FRIDAY ...... 37 MAIN CONFERENCE SATURDAY...... 64 POSTER DISPLAYS...... 85 SOCIAL PROGRAMME...... 102 GREENING THE CONFERENCE...... 103 OUR PARTNERS AT MARSEILLE...... 104 EXHIBITION...... 105 FLOOR PLAN...... 106 GENERAL INFORMATION...... 108 ABBREVIATIONS...... 110
1 ABOUT US The 12th European Public Health Conference is organised by the EPH Conference Foundation, a non-governmental and not-for-profit organisation, established at the initiative of the European Public Health Association (EUPHA). Co-organisers of the conference are EUPHA and the Société Française de Santé Publique (SFSP).
EPH CONFERENCE FOUNDATION The mission of the EPH Conference Foundation is to contribute to promoting greater health and well-being for the population in Europe by organising scientific conferences on public health in Europe on an annual basis. The conferences bring together public health professionals, researchers, education and training specialists and policy makers from across Europe and beyond to develop new thinking and find meaningful solutions for future health challenges. In organising the conference programme, the EPH Conference Foundation works together in partnership with a wide array of international public health organisations. Over the years, the EPH Conferences, which started as EUPHA Conferences more than 25 years ago, have grown into the largest annual public health event in Europe.
EUPHA EUPHA is an umbrella organisation for national (public) health associations in Europe. EUPHA is an international, multidisciplinary, scientific organisation, bringing together around 20,000 public health experts from all European countries. EUPHA unites 41 national associations of public health and 25 institutional members from 47 countries. EUPHA aims to be a leading scientific and independent voice in the field of public health and health services by building capacity and knowledge in the field of public health and health services and by supporting practice and policy decisions through scientific evidence. EUPHA is dedicated to working in partnership with European and international intergovernmental and non-governmental organisations as well as with national institutes and organisations that are aligned with EUPHA's values and commitment to improve current and future health in Europe. In 2019, EUPHA has set up partnerships with 14 international organisations.
SOCIÉTÉ FRANÇAISE DE SANTÉ PUBLIQUE (SFSP) The origins of the French Society of Public Health (SFSP) date back to 1877. In that year, the Society of Public Medicine and Professional Hygiene held its first regular meeting under the presidency of Apollinaire Bouchardat, pharmacist and doctor, in Paris. Since then, the Society was known under several successive names that reflect the evolution of public health as a discipline throughout the twentieth century. It is known as French Society for Public Health (SFSP) since 1992. Today, the French Society for Public Health brings together about 50 organizations and 500 individuals from all fields of public health. It offers an open space for many disciplines for collective and inter-professional reflection. This reflection is based in particular on the critical analysis of scientific facts and professional practices. It makes it possible to formulate proposals for the decision-makers and, through the media, to enlighten the public opinion on the stakes of the health policies, the strengths and the weaknesses of their implementation.
2 WELCOME TO MARSEILLE 2019 We are very pleased to welcome you to the 12th European Public Health Conference in Marseille. The theme of this year’s conference is ‘Building bridges for solidarity and public health’. Marseille has for centuries been one of the pillars of the cultural and economic bridge across the Mediterranean. For millenniums, people have been crossing the Mediterranean but, in recent years, that journey has been characterized by tragedies among those fleeing oppression and poverty.
The Marseille conference offers an opportunity to build new bridges: of working together between the public health communities in Europe and Africa and of seeking solutions to our shared challenges as inhabitants of a small planet now facing global threats, from climate change, emerging infections, and the global epidemic of non-communicable diseases. As a consequence, the focus will be on answering the following questions: • What can we do to reduce the need for people to move and how can we protect and support those who are forced to move? • What can we do to provide health promoting and protecting environments for migrants in Europe? • How can be build bridges between different professions and communities as a means to implement the Sustainable Development Goals? • What will be the future of public health in Europe? Where should we go from here? How do we ensure health-in-all EU policies?
Through our Marseille Statement, the public health community gathered in Marseille, calls upon national and international decision makers to intensify efforts to build bridges for solidarity in public health.
LEAVING NO ONE BEHIND The ‘health for all’ principle, undersigned by all countries in the European region, identifies access to healthcare as a basic human right for everyone. Governments must be held accountable for providing healthcare to asylum seekers and undocumented migrants. More concretely, no one seeking asylum or without appropriate documentation should die or be put in danger by limited or no access to healthcare.
TRANSLATING KNOWLEDGE On a policy level, the emergence of the anti-science movement and anti-immigration sentiment risk is undermining our health policies. Science is increasingly criticised and ignored by parts of society, and achievements made in health are negatively impacted. This under mining of science needs to be halted. At the same time, societies are exposed to anti-immigration sentiments. Both developments could lead to politically coloured health policies that increase health inequities for migrants. In translating health research and knowledge to policy and advocacy, we need to create a narrative that supports our vision for more health equity.
With the help of our partners, presenters, we offer you an exciting programme of workshops, oral and pitch presentations and poster walks. Our exhibitors are there to show you their latest projects, products and services. This is taking place in the multicultural setting of Marseille, giving you the possibility to share information, knowledge and innovative ideas with your colleagues from Europe and across the globe.
Yves Charpak Martin McKee Dineke Zeegers Paget Chair of Marseille President EPH Director EPH 2019 Conference Foundation Conference office
3 THREE MONTHS ACCESS TO THE EJPH
Oxford University Press and the European Public Health Association (EUPHA) are delighted to offer delegates of the EPH Conference – Marseille 2019 – free online access to the European Journal of Public Health until 28 February 2020 .
The European Journal of Public Health is a bimonthly multidisciplinary journal in the field of public health and provides a forum for discussion and debate of current international public health issues with a focus on the European region. In 2019, the impact factor of the journal is at 2.234. The 5-year impact factor is 3.069.
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Natasha Azzopardi Muscat - President EUPHA Natasha Azzopardi-Muscat is President of EUPHA since November 2016. She was previously President of the EUPHA section on Public Health Practice and Policy. She is a medical doctor by training and holds a PhD in public health and health services management. She is a founding member and former President of the Malta Association of Public Health Medicine. As a public health civil servant she occupied various senior positions in the Ministry of Health in Malta between 2001 and 2013. She is a former Chief Medical Officer for Malta. She currently works as a Consultant in Public Health Medicine at the Directorate for Health Information and Research and is a resident academic at the University of Malta. Her main research interests are European health policy and health systems in small states. She has authored several publications on these topics.
Ricardo Baptista Leite - Member of Parliament and Deputy Mayor and City Councillor of Cascais, Portugal Member of the Portuguese Parliament, National Spokesperson for Health of the Social Democratic Party (PSD) and Head of Public Health at Católica University of Portugal. Founding President of ‘UNITE – Global Parliamentarians Network to End HIV/AIDS, viral hepatitis and other infectious diseases’. Vice President of the ‘Parliamentary Network on The World Bank & International Monetary Fund’. One of six people globally nominated by ‘The Economist Intelligence Unit’ (2016) as a ‘HCV Change Maker’ in recognition of leadership in the field of hepatitis c. Guest Lecturer at NOVA Information Management School and NOVA Medical School. Former Deputy Mayor and City Councilor of Cascais responsible for health, economic diplomacy and international relations.
Sophie Beau - European Civil Rescue Association SOS Méditerranée, France Sophie Beau is co-founder of SOS Mediterranee, a Civil Sea Rescue Association, and General director for the French association. Holder of a master's degree in Anthropology and a postgraduate degree in Political Science (Paris I Sorbonne), she has directed social and humanitarian programs for twenty years. She has worked as a program manager for Médecins Sans Frontières and Médecins du Monde on numerous crisis areas in Africa, the Middle East and the Caucasus, as well as in the headquarters of these NGOs in France, in the Netherlands and in the USA. Since 2008, she has coordinated medico-social teams and accompanied the actors fighting against exclusion and solidarity. Co-founder of the association SOS Mediterranee in May 2015 with the German captain Klaus Vogel, she is executive director of the association in France and vice-president of the European network SOS Mediterranee.
Anne Bucher - Directorate-General for Health and Food Safety (DG SANTE), European Commission In the European Commission since 1983, Anne Bucher is Director-General of DG SANTE since October 2018. Prior to that she was Director-General and Chair of the Regulatory Scrutiny Board as of March 2016. She also was Director for structural reforms and competitiveness in the Directorate General for economic and financial affairs from March 2011 until February 2016. Trained as an economist and statistician in Paris (PHD in macroeconomics - Ecole des Hautes Etudes), Anne Bucher has worked in various fields of European policies: macroeconomic forecast and models, structural funds, evaluation of employment policies, enlargement, development aid, information society strategy and economic analysis of EU tax policy. She has held various management positions, including administrative management positions for HR and budget management.
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Yves Charpak - Chair of the 12th European Public Health Conference Yves Charpak graduated as medical doctor and specialized in public health. He has a PhD in biostatistics and was a researcher in clinical epidemiology during six years at INSERM, France. He then founded and headed a consultancy company dealing with evaluation in the health sector for more than ten years. In 2000, he joined WHO Regional Office for Europe as senior policy advisor to the Regional Director. From 2004 to 2007, he was WHO Euro’s representative at the European Union. After his return to France he became Director of International Affairs of the Institut Pasteur for two years and then Director for Studies with the French Blood Transfusion System. He is vice-president of the Societe Francaise de Sante Publique (SFSP) and represents SFSP in the Governing Board of EUPHA and he is a diplomat of the World Federation of Public Health Associations (WFPHA) Global Charter.
Anna Cichowska Myrup - WHO Regional Office for Europe Anna Cichowska Myrup is a medically trained public health specialist, with a special interest in public health leadership development. Anna is currently leading the WHO Regional Office Programme on Public Health Services, part of the Division of Health Systems and Public Health. The Programme supports WHO Member States, within the European Region, in their reforms of public health services, focusing on development of public health workforce, organization and financing for public health services, and public health legislation. She is the co-founder of the Coalition of Partners to Strengthen Public health Service sin the European Region. Anna holds a medical degree from Maastricht University, Netherlands, and a Master’s degree in public health from Edinburgh University, United Kingdom. She completed her public health specialization in the UK and is a fellow of the UK Faculty of Public Health.
Caroline Costongs - EuroHealthNet Caroline Costongs is Director of EuroHealthNet, a European Partnership for improving health, equity and wellbeing, based in Brussels (www.eurohealthnet.eu). Caroline has an MSc in Public Health from the University of Maastricht (The Netherlands) and her main work focuses on policy, advocacy, research and capacity building in the field of health inequalities, health promotion across the life course, sustainable development and “Health in all Policies”. She is a Board member of APHEA (Public Health Accreditation Agency) and member of the International Conference for the EPH Conference. Caroline has also worked at the Netherlands Olympic Committee and Sports Confederation (NOC*NSF) on physical activity promotion for young people. Before that, she was active at the Health Institute of the Liverpool John Moores University where she did research on healthy public policies in cities and at the National Capacity Building Institute (INICE) of the Honduras Ministry of Education.
Michael Edelstein - EUPHA Section Infectious diseases control Michael Edelstein is a medical doctor specialized in infectious disease epidemiology. He is currently the president of the Infectious Diseases Control section of the European Public Health Association and leads on immunization data at Public Health England, England’s national public health agency. He is also a member of the World Health Organization’s working group on immunization data quality, a research fellow at the Centre on Global Health Security, Chatham House, an honorary associate professor at London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine. In recent years he has also responded to large scale public health emergencies in Asia and Africa, including the West African Ebola outbreak.
6 Karl Ekdahl – European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control (ECDC) Karl Ekdahl is head of the Public Health Capacity and Communication Unit at the European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control (ECDC), where he is responsible for the Centre’s activities related to preparedness, training, capacity building and communication. He has worked for more than twenty years with communicable disease prevention at regional, national and international levels. At ECDC, he was the first expert in place at the start-up of the Centre in 2005. Since then, he has held various senior positions including acting Director. He is a specialist in infectious diseases, and prior to joining ECDC, he was the Deputy State Epidemiologist for Sweden. In 2007, he was appointed Adjunct Professor in Infectious Disease Epidemiology at the Karolinska Institutet in Stockholm. He is also the former Editor-in-Chief of the high-impact scientific journal Eurosurveillance.
Josep Figueras - Director European Observatory on Health Systems and Policies Josep Figueras is the Director of the European Observatory on Health Systems and Policies and head of the WHO European Centre on Health Policy in Brussels. In addition to WHO, he has served other major multilateral organisations such as the European Commission and the World Bank. He is a member of several advisory and editorial boards and has served as advisor in more than forty countries within the European region and beyond. He is honorary fellow of the UK Faculty of Public Health, has twice been awarded the EHMA prize, and in 2006 received the Andrija Stampar Medal. He was head of the MSc in health services management at the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine and he is currently visiting professor at Imperial College, London. His research focuses on comparative health system and policy analysis.
Maryam Gardisi - Ipso, Germany Maryam Gardisi is a cultural scientist and has worked for many years in the field of sociology, particularly in developing improvements for migrant integration within Germany´s educational system. Currently she coordinates the Ipso Care Center in Berlin, Germany. Ipso - international psychosocial organization - is an internationally recognized organization active in mental health care, psychosocial support, and intra-cultural dialogue as a means for peace and reconciliation. Ipso has developed a psychosocial counselling approach which enables people to quickly regain their potential to become active agents of their own lives, caring and taking responsibility for themselves and their social environment. In Germany, Ipso has trained over 140 refugees from 17 different countries with a one-year programme which has enabled them to become professional psychosocial counsellors.
Scott L Greer - University of Michigan, United States Scott L. Greer is Associate Professor of Health Management and Policy at the University of Michigan School of Public Health and Senior Expert Advisor on Health Governance for the European Observatory on Health Systems and Policies. He researches the politics of health policies, with a special focus on the politics and policies of the European Union and the impact of federalism on health care. Before coming to Michigan, he taught at University College London. He has published over fifty book chapters and articles in journals including the British Medical Journal, American Journal of Public Health, Social Science and Medicine, Journal of European Public Policy, Journal of European Social Policy, and Journal of Health Politics, Policy and Law.
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Sally Hargreaves - Imperial College London, United Kingdom Sally Hargreaves is a Lecturer in Global Health at St George’s, University London. She has an interest in migrant health and health systems research, with a particular focus on tuberculosis, latent tuberculosis, and vaccination. Current research studies focus on implementing innovative screening and catch-up vaccination tools for new migrants at primary and secondary health-care services, and intervention studies to improve treatment adherence in migrants with tuberculosis. She is Wellcome funded to explore the health needs of international labour migrants and has received funding from WHO to explore a minimum package of care for tuberculosis treatment in migrants across the WHO EURO Region. Collaborations include Public Health England, the UCL-Lancet Commission on Migrant Health, WHO, and ECDC.
Lucinda Hiam - London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine, United Kingdom Lucinda Hiam is an NHS GP, and works for NGOs both at home and abroad. In the past year, she has worked for Médecins Sans Frontières in Uganda and in the Middle East, providing healthcare for Syrian refugees. She is part of the Primary Care International clinical team, working to strengthen family medicine worldwide. In the UK, she is a GP Champion for Doctors of the World, where she volunteers as a clinic doctor for those unable to access healthcare, such as undocumented migrants. She is passionate about advocating for access to healthcare, and for DOTW’s ‘stop sharing’ campaign gave evidence to the UK Parliamentary health and social care select committee. Academically, She holds an honorary research fellow position at London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine, and is undertaking a part-time DPhil at the University of Oxford. Her research interests include overcoming barriers migrants face when accessing healthcare, and the impacts of austerity on health outcomes in the United Kingdom.
Bernadette Nirmal Kumar - Research member of the UCL- Lancet Commission on Migration and Health 2016-2018 Bernadette Nirmal Kumar is a medical graduate from St. Johns Medical College, India, and has a doctorate in Epidemiology and Public Health from the University of Oslo, Norway. She has extensive international experience working for UNICEF, WHO and World Bank in Southern Sudan, Somalia, Kenya, West Bank and Gaza, North Korea, China and Bhutan. Migration and health has been the focus of her research since 1999 and she is the co-editor and author of several text books on this topic. She was Director of the Norwegian Centre for Migration and Minority Health (NAKMI), and a commissioner of the Lancet Commission on Migration and Health (2018). Currently, she is Professor at the Empower School of Health, Haryana, India and is the President of the EUPHA Section Migration and ethnic minority health.
Charlotte Marchandise - Elected member of the City Council of Rennes, France Charlotte Marchandise is Elected member of the City Council of Rennes, France, and delegate for health and environment since March 2014. She was elected as an independent candidate without the backing of as political party. Previously, she worked as consultant/ trainer in the field of public health, social work, education and environment. She was elected in September 2014 to the presidency of the French Network of Healthy Cities of WHO. Through this network, action was launched for municipal health policies, fighting against social inequalities in health and making the voice of local actors heard at national level. Her leading principle is working together on common projects by all political parties. In 2016, she was elected president of LaPrimaire.org, the primary citizen movement on the internet.
8 Isabel de la Mata - Directorate-General for Health and Food Safety (DG SANTE), European Commission Isabel de la Mata worked as Counsellor for Health and Consumers at the Permanent Representation of Spain to the EU, as Deputy Director General for Health Planning at the Spanish Ministry of Health, as Adviser to the Vice-minister of Health and several other posts at the Ministry of Health of Spain and the Regional Departments in the Basque Country and in Madrid. In addition, she has been a member of the EURO-WHO Standing Committee of the Regional Committee, and has worked with the Pan American Health Organisation, the Inter-American Development Bank and the Spanish Agency for International Cooperation. Dr de la Mata graduated in Medicine and Surgery by the University of Basque Country in 1983 and holds post-graduate degrees from the University of Leuven and Paris VI in Public Health, Hospital Administration and Statistics. She is a specialist in Preventive Medicine and Public Health.
Sara McQuinn - EUPHAnxt Sara McQuinn is the Coordinator of EUPHAnxt – the next generation network in EUPHA (European Public Health Association). EUPHAnxt is a unique network within EUPHA for students and young professionals in the field of public health. It was established in 2011, and is coordinated by students and young professionals. Sara is a PhD SPHeRE Scholar, based in Dublin City University, Ireland. Her research explores physical activity levels and behaviour change interventions. Before starting her PhD, Sara completed a MSc by Research on European child and young people’s health, as part of the European Commission’s BRIDGE Health Project. Sara graduated with a BSc in Public Health from University College Cork, Ireland, in 2015. In 2014, Sara completed an internship at the World Health Organisation, Regional Office for Europe.
John Middleton - President ASPHER John Middleton is President of the Association of Schools of Public Health in the European Region (ASPHER). He is Honorary Professor of Public Health at Wolverhampton University and Visiting Professor of Public Health at Chester University, United Kingdom. He was President of the United Kingdom Faculty of Public Health, the standard setting body for public health professionals in the UK until June 2019. He was Director of Public Health (DPH) for Sandwell in the West Midlands of England for 27 years; until he retired in 2014, he was the longest serving DPH in England. He was awarded Fellowship of the Royal College of Physicians in September 2015. He lives in Coventry in the West Midlands. He has interests in environmental health, sustainable development and violence prevention.
Jean-Paul Moatti - Institut de Recherche pour le Développement (IRD), France Jean-Paul Moatti is the CEO of the French National Research Institute for Sustainable Development (IRD) since 2015. In 2016, the UN Secretary General appointed him to the group of international experts in charge of writing the UN’s 2019 Global Sustainable Development Report (GSDR). Since 2018, he is also the president of the “AllEnvi” Alliance in charge of coordinating all the French environmental sciences. During his career, he has carried out numerous scientific functions in public health and health economics particularly contributing to the fight against HIV/Aids and malaria, access to essential medicines, improving health systems and reducing social and inequalities.
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Otto Scharmer - MIT Management Sloan School, Cambridge, United States Otto Scharmer, Senior Lecturer at MIT Management Sloan School and the founder of Presencing Institute, introduced the concept of “presencing”—learning from the emerging future—in his books Theory U and Presence. He co-founded the MITx u.lab, a massive open online course for leading profound change, which has since activated a global eco-system of societal and personal renewal involving more than 140,000 users from 185 countries. In 2019, he co-founded the Societal Transformation Lab helping place-based teams to reinvent education, governance, and our economies worldwide. He received the Jamieson Prize for Teaching Excellence at MIT and the European Leonardo Corporate Learning Award. The United Nations Deputy Secretary-General appointed him to the UN Learning Advisory Council for the 2030 Agenda.
Santino Severoni - WHO Regional Office for Europe Santino Severoni is Director a.i. Division of Health System and Public Health and Special Advisor, Migrants and Health at the WHO Regional Office for Europe. He has over 24 years’ experience as an international technical advisor and executive, working for governments, multilateral organizations, nongovernmental organizations and foundations in eastern Africa, central Asia, the Balkans and Europe. His professional work has been dedicated to global health, focusing on health sector reform, health system strengthening, health diplomacy, aid coordination/effectiveness and management of complex emergencies. He worked to establish the WHO Global Migration programme, established the Knowledge Hub on Health and Migration and coordinated the first report on the health of refugees and migrants in the WHO European Region.
Miklós Szócska - Semmelweis University, Budapest, Hungary Miklós Szócska graduated at the Semmelweis University (SU) of Medicine in 1989. He holds a Master of Public Administration degree from the John F. Kennedy School of Government at Harvard University and a PhD from the SU in the field of change management. After his graduation he and colleagues initiated the creation of the Health Services Management Training Centre (HSMTC). Between 1995 and 2000 he was serving as the deputy director and in 2000 he was appointed director of the Centre. Between 2010-2014 Miklós Szócska served as the Minister of State for Health of the Hungarian Government. Since 2014 he serves again as the Director of HSMTC and became responsible for the Institute of Digital Health Sciences at SU. In July 2019 Miklós Szócska was appointed to be the Dean of the Faculty of Health and Public Services at Semmelweis University.
Paula Vassalo - President European Dental Public Health Association (EADPH) Paula Vassallo is a Consultant in Dental Public Health and has recently been elected President of the European Association of Dental Public Health. She is a senior lecturer in Preventive and Community Dentistry and Dental Public Health at the University of Malta. She is a board member of the Council of European Chief Dental Officers and of the Platform for Better oral Health in Europe. She is also member of the health research group of the Institute of Small Island States. She is Past President of the Council of European Chief Dental Officers and is immediate past Chairperson of the Platform for Better Oral health in Europe. She has also chaired the Working Group of Oral Health in The CED (Council of European Dentists) and was responsible for guiding the development of CED policies related to oral health issues. She is currently the Director of Health Promotion and Disease Prevention within the Ministry of Health in Malta.
10 Liisa-Maria Voipio-Pulkki - Ministry of Social Affairs and Health, Finland Liisa-Maria Voipio-Pulkki is currently serving as the Director General of Strategic Affairs and Chief Medical Officer of the Finnish Ministry of Social Affairs and Health. Previously she was employed as the Senior Medical Adviser of the Finnish Association of Local and Regional Authorities in 2004-2009, Chief of Emergency and Acute Care of the Helsinki University Hospital District in 2000-2004 and as a specialist and Adjunct Professor of Medicine in the University Hospital of Turku, Finland. She has chaired several national working groups on health system reforms, continuous professional development and research and innovation policies. Since 2017 she has chaired the Steering Committee of the European Observatory on Health Systems and Policies. Most recently, she has been actively involved in the preparations for the Finnish EU Council Presidency during the second half of 2019.
Dineke Zeegers Paget - Executive Director EUPHA Dineke Zeegers Paget is the Executive Director of EUPHA - the European Public Health Association – a network of national public health associations aimed at voicing knowledge and capacity building. Dineke has a law degree, followed by a PhD on comparing AIDS legislation in the world (1996). Before starting to work at EUPHA in 1997, she worked at the World Health Organization HQ and the University of Groningen where she worked on legal issues and human rights related to AIDS. Between 1992 and 1997, she worked at the Swiss Federal Ministry of Public Health, as a coordinator of AIDS projects in specific target groups and health promotion in prisons.
DIGITAL PUBLIC HEALTH This year’s EPH Conference features two full tracks on Digital Health, Track C (Callelongue parterre) and Track T (Les Goudes 1). The programme is developed in collaboration with Digital Public Health (DPH) Conference series. The Digital Public Health Conferences are world leading annual interdisciplinary events aiming to improve public health through the application of novel technology at the personal, community and global levels. The exhibition area hosts a Digital Health Village where you can meet providers of digital applications in health.
11 PRE-CONFERENCES TIME AND PRE-CONFERENCES WEDNESDAY 20TH NOVEMBER TIME AND PRE-CONFERENCES WEDNESDAY 20TH NOVEMBER LOCATION LOCATION 9:00-12:30 CONT - Contagion! 9:00-17:00 PHPC - How to build bridges between public health Marseille A table-top outbreak management simulation Callelongue and primary care? A skills co-building pre-conference veyre Organised by: EUPHA (IDC) Parterre Organised by: RESPIRE France, EUPHA (HSR) 9:00-12:30 DIGI - Digital health solutions: 9:00-17:00 SFSP - Quatre images de la santé publique en Ratonneau building bridges for access to health services Les France [Four images of public health in France] PRE-CONFERENCES in islands and remote communities Goudes 1 Organised by: SFSP
Wednesday 20 November Wednesday Organised by: EUPHA 9:00-12:30 FORE - An introduction to Public Health 9:00-17:00 SKIL - Skill-mix challenges in the current Endoume 4 Foresight Studies Endoume 6 and future health workforce Organised by: EUPHA (PHMR) Organised by: EUPHA (HWR), Observatory 9:00-12:30 FOOD - Road to Framework Convention on Food 9:00-17:00 SSWH - Forced migration in Europe – Morgiou Systems: tackling global syndemic with food policy Endoume 5 aspects of work, social security and health Organised by: EUPHA (FN) Organised by: EUPHA (SSWH) 9:00-17:00 CLIM - Public health: 9:00-17:00 YRF - Young Researchers' Forum Les how to deal with climate change? Endoume 2 Organised by: DPH, ASPHER, EUPHA Goudes 2 Organised by: Région Sud 9:00-17:00 ESWI - Towards influenza vaccination 13:30-17:00 ACTI - Community-based Action Research: Sormiou programmes for health care professionals Ratonneau What can we learn from the HIV field experiences Organised by: ESWI from the North and the South? Organised by: IRD, Coalition Plus 9:00-17:00 HEPL - Healthy Places: Research, Strategies and 13:30-17:00 HREP - Showcasing innovative cases in health Endoume 1 Policies, towards Healthy Places and healthy people Endoume 4 reporting Organised by: EUPHA (ENV), (PMH), (URB) Organised by: EUPHA (PHMR) 9:00-17:00 HIAI - Health Impact Assessment (HIA) 13:30-17:00 HTHR - EU cooperation to strengthen preparedness Samena institutionalization and multisectoral Callelongue and management of cross-border health threats collaboration in Europe Gradin Organised by: CHAFEA Organised by: EUPHA (HIA) 9:00-17:00 HPRO - Health Promotion principles as 13:30-17:00 MIGR - Health behaviours among migrants Endoume 3 foundations for solidarity and public health Morgiou in Europe – what do we know? Organised by: EUPHA (HP) Organised by: CNRS, EUPHA (MIG) 9:00-17:00 MEDI - Demystifying causal inference and Riou mediation methods for public health researchers Organised by: EUPHA Research Pillar, EUPHA (EPI) For more details on content please consult the webpage or EPH 2019 App
12 INVITATIONAL WORKSHOPS Wednesday 20 November INVITATIONAL WORKSHOPS
We are excited to announce a series of invitational workshops at the Marseille conference. Invitational workshops are supported and organized by external partners. They are part of the parallel scientific programme and as such reviewed by the International Scientific Committee. They are free to attend by registered delegates of the main EPH Conference. For more information on the content please consult the webpage, EPH 2019 App or detailed programme following pages.
TRANSFERRING INNOVATION IN HEALTH SYSTEMS: THE ROLE OF NATIONAL MIRROR GROUPS Organised by TO-REACH consortium Friday 22 November, 11:10–12:10, Riou
BRIDGING THE HEALTH DIVIDE ACROSS THE MEDITERRANEAN: AN AGENDA FOR PUBLIC HEALTH RESEARCH AND POLICY Organised by EUPHA, WFPHA, SFSP Friday 22 November, 11:10–12:10, Callelongue Gradin
PAVING THE PATH TO THE HEALTH SYSTEMS OF THE FUTURE Organised by CHAFEA, EUPHA, DG SANTE Friday 22 November, 11:10–12:10, Sormiou
POPULATION ATTRIBUTABLE FRACTION: METHODOLOGIES, UTILIZATIONS AND TRANSLATIONS INTO PUBLIC HEALTH MESSAGES Organised by International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC), INCa, France Friday 22 November, 14:50–15:50, Endoume 1
IMPLEMENTING COST-EFFECTIVE POLICIES TO REDUCE THE BURDEN OF ALCOHOL IN THE EUROPEAN REGION: NATIONAL AND LOCAL EXPERIENCES Organised by Interministerial Mission for Combating Drugs and Addictive Behaviours (MILDECA), France and WHO Regional Office for Europe Friday 22 November, 16:20–17:50, Endoume 4
NEW BORN SCREENING IN NEUROMUSCULAR DISEASES Organised by AFM Telethon, France Saturday 23 November, 13:40–15:10, Endoume 2
13 LUNCH SYMPOSIUMS
THURSDAY 21 NOVEMBER, 12:30-13:30, ENDOUME 1 FRIDAY 22 NOVEMBER, 12:30-13:30, ENDOUME 1
HOW CAN WE JOIN FORCES TO ENGAGE IN WORKING TOGETHER - THE EU 3RD HEALTH PROGRAMME MULTI-STAKEHOLDER ACTIONS TO REACH OPTIMAL AS THE ENABLER TOWARDS SUCCESS INFLUENZA VACCINATION COVERAGE RATES IN EUROPE? Room: Endoume 1 Room: Endoume 1 Organised by: DG SANTE and CHAFEA, European Commission Organised by: EUPHA with support from Sanofi This round table is a hands-on session looking into how countries work together to respond to different challenges of EU public health. The EU Each year WHO outlines that epidemics and outbreaks of influenza trigger 3rd Health Programme proves to be an enables towards success ensuring up to half a million deaths worldwide. In Europe, almost 30% of the burden dialogue, transfer of knowledge and best practices. of communicable diseases in Europe is due to influenza and an average of 40,000 people die due to influenza. It has been demonstrated that a large Moderator: Dineke Zeegers Paget, Executive Director, EUPHA part of this burden could be avoided by higher influenza VCR reaching the WHO/EU 75% target. Current influenza VCR in EU range from 2% (Estonia) Speakers: to 73% (UK) and countries face difficulties in reversing the trend post-2009 Donata Meroni - Chafea EU Health Programme pandemic year. While vaccines policies remain a national competence, the Tit Albreht - Joint Actions on Cancer EU has been steering with the adoption of the EU Council Recommendation Christos Hadjichristodoulou - EU HEALTHY GATEWAYS Joint Action in December 2018 to strengthen the EU cooperation on vaccine-preventable Andrea Pavlickova - Scirocco Exchange Integrated care and health systems diseases. This initiative, amongst other demonstrates the timely opportunity reforms to strengthen the teaming-up approach to implement national vaccination Anne Sophie Lapointe - European Reference Networks plans with initiatives to improve coverages and thereby population health outcome.
Chair: Natasha Azzopardi Muscat, President EUPHA
Keynote speaker: Martin McKee, European Observatory on Health Systems and Policies, presents the recent Report on Organisation and Delivery of Vaccination Services, prepared for the European Commission.
Panellists: George Kassianos, National Immunization Lead, Royal College of General Practitioners, United Kingdom Litjen Tan, Chief Strategy Officer, Immunization Action Coalition, United States Anne-Sophie Joly, Présidente du collectif national des associations d’obèses (projet vaccination grippe), France Stephane Pichon - Representative of the Pharmaceutical Group of the European Union (PGEU) on behalf of ‘EU Fighting Flu Coalition’, France Florence Baron Papillon, Sanofi Pasteur
14 JOIN THE NETWORKS BY EUPHA SECTIONS
EUPHA Sections are theme-specific networks that organise workshops and projects together. EUPHAnxt is a network within EUPHA for students and young professionals, including early career researchers and policymakers, in the field of public health. All EUPHA Sections and EUPHAnxt are organising join the networks sessions during the conference programme. These meetings are open to all delegates, registration is not required. Please feel free to join.
Thursday 21 November, 12:30-13:30 EUPHAnxt - Callelongue gradin EUPHA (PHMR) - Endoume 5 EUPHA (CAPH) - Endoume 2 EUPHAnxt Public health monitoring and reporting: Child and adolescent public health EUPHA (SGMH) - Endoume 4 EUPHA (CHR) - Endoume 1 EUPHA (HP) - Endoume 3 Sexual and gender minority health Chronic diseases Health promotion Friday 22 November, 12:30-13:30 Saturday 23 November, 10:10-12:10 EUPHA (DH) - Ratonneau EUPHA (HTA) - Endoume 2 EUPHA (LAW) - En Vau Digital Health - proposed Health technology assessment Public health and law - initiative
EUPHA (HSR) - Callelongue parterre EUPHA (INJ) - Mounine Saturday 23 November, 12:40-13:40 Health services researchk Injury prevention and safety promotion EUPHA (ETH) - Mounine Ethics in public health EUPHA (SSWH) - Riou EUPHA (IDC) - Callelongue gradin Social security, work and health Infectious diseases control EUPHA (OH) - Endoume 6 Oral Health - proposed EUPHA (PHPP) - Samena EUPHA (PHG) - Endoume 6 Public health policy and politics Public health genomics
EUPHA (ENV) - Endoume 5 EUPHA (PMH) - Riou Environment and health Public mental health
EUPHA (FN) - Sormiou EUPHA (URB) - Ratonneau Food and nutrition Urban public health
EUPHA (ECO) - Mounine EUPHA (HIA) - Endoume 3 Public health economics Health impact assessment
EUPHA (MIG) - Morgiou EUPHA (HWR) - Callelongue parterre Migrant and ethnic minority health Health workforce research
EUPHA (CAS) - Endoume 6 EUPHA (EPI) - Endoume 4 Forecasting - initiative Public health epidemiology
15 TIME, LOCATION TRACK PARALLEL SESSION 1 AND ORGANISER Thu 21st A . Solidarity 1.A. Pitch presentations: Determinants of health equity 9:00-10:00 in health Chairperson(s): Linsay Gray - United Kingdom, Amir Mohsen Mohsenpour - Germany
Les Goudes 2 Quantitative research on health determinants in high-income countries: Systematic literature review Vladimira Varbanova - Belgium Community based approach to address health disparities among Roma in North Macedonia Borjan Pavlovski - Macedonia Mapping perspectives of inhabitants and professionals in deprived neighborhoods in the Netherlands Charlot Lugtigheid - Netherlands MAIN CONFERENCE Equality of Opportunity and Mortality in Europe, Alexi Gugushvili - United Kingdom Thursday 21 November Thursday 21 Exploring social inequalities in the use and experience of prenatal care in Brussels, Claudia Schönborn - Belgium Gender inequality in self-reported health and its evolution in Europe between 2004 and 2016 Luis Roxo - Portugal Intercultural opening: participant observation in two hospitals and two outpatient care services Lisa Peppler - Germany
Thu 21st B . Migration 1.B. Skills building seminar: How to include migrant and refugee populations health 9:00-10:00 and health monitoring and surveillance in Europe Chairperson(s): Claudia Santos-Hövener - Germany, Nicole Rosenkötter - EUPHA (PHMR) Callelongue gradin Collecting high-quality survey data on hard-to-reach populations: lessons from Finland, Shadia Rask - Finland Robert Koch The IMIRA (Improving Health Monitoring in Migrant Populations) - project in Germany – Lessons learned Institute und implications for health monitoring, Claudia Santos-Hövener - Germany
Thu 21st C . Digital 1.C. Organized by DPH Conference. This session is held with 1.T in Les Goudes 1 9:00-10:00 applications in health Thu 21st D . European and 1.D. Oral presentations: Global health and migration 9:00-10:00 global health Chairperson(s): Laurence Gruer - United Kingdom, Nicolas Vignier - France
Sormiou Dyslipidaemia among Ghanaian migrants in Europe and their compatriots in Ghana: the RODAM Study Eva van der Linden - Netherlands Metabolic syndrome among Ghanaian migrants and their homeland counterparts: the RODAM study Eva van der Linden - Netherlands Hyperuricemia And Estimated Cardiovascular Risk Among Migrant and non-migrant Africans Felix Chilunga - Netherlands “Queer Migrants Welcome” in Public Health Teaching, Yudit Namer - Germany Vaccination status of migrant populations in EU/EEA countries and implications for VPD control Sally Hargreaves - United Kingdom
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AND ORGANISER Thursday 21 November MAIN CONFERENCE Thu 21st E . Public health 1.E. Workshop: Comparative Public Health: Politics, science, and professionalism 9:00-10:00 policy and Chairperson(s): Marleen Bekker - EUPHA (PHPP), Karine Chevreul - France politics
Endoume 1 France: A Public health system built on competing paradigms, Sarah Rozenblum - United States Germany: The reformation of public health, Michelle Falkenbach - Austria University of The United States: A system built on fragmentation, N'dea Moore-Petinak - United States Michigan The politics of public health in the United Kingdom between medical, social, and local Scott Greer - United States
Thu 21st F . Maternal, 1.F. Pitch presentations: Predictors of adolescent health and well being 9:00-10:00 child and Chairperson(s): Ileana Prejbeanu - Romania, Jitka Pikhartova - United Kingdom adolescent health Endoume 2 Are lifestyle behaviors correlated to mental health disorders in medical students? Houda Ben Ayed - Tunisia Higher Education Students’ Mental Health Problems: Results from the Norwegian SHOT study Tormod Bøe - Norway Chronic sleep deprivation and adolescent health: Two longitudinal studies of youth in Western Canada Annalijn Conklin - Canada Italian adolescents and sexual health: what has changed during the last 20 years? Carlotta Lorenzini - Italy Does adolescents like modern sports experiences? A trivial question for a major public health stake Maxime Luiggi - France Adolescents with intellectual disability (ID) and their perceptions of activity and sports Elisabeth Hansen - Sweden Psychosocial difficulties, obesity and disadvantage in a cohort of Irish children, Mckenzie Dow - Ireland
Thu 21st G . Chronic 1.G. Oral presentations: The burden of multiple chronic conditions 9:00-10:00 diseases Chairperson(s): Raffaele Palladino - United Kingdom, Elena Von Der Lippe - Germany
Endoume 4 Prospective study on chronic diseases and healthcare costs for the south of France region, 2016-2028 Berengere Davin - France Patients with more comorbidities have better detection but poorer management of chronic diseases Grace Sum - Singapore The concurrence of chronic diseases among unemployed and employed persons: a register-based study Merel Schuring - Netherlands Depressive symptoms, neuroticism and participation in breast and cervical cancer screening in the UK Claire Niedzwiedz - United Kingdom Socioeconomic trajectories and risk of hospitalization in the Moli-sani Study cohort, Licia Iacoviello - Italy
17 TIME, LOCATION TRACK PARALLEL SESSION 1 AND ORGANISER Thu 21st H . Health 1.H. Pitch presentations: Prediction and control of health care costs 9:00-10:00 services Chairperson(s): Nesrin Cilingiroglu - Turkey, Katarzyna Dubas-Jakóbczyk - Poland research, Riou systems and No UHC without medicines: out-of-pocket payments for non-communicable diseases in 18 countries economics Adrianna Murphy - United Kingdom Economic evaluation of the Austrian telephone-based triage system, Herwig Ostermann - Austria Activity-based hospital payments: a qualitative evaluation by Israeli managers and physicians Ruth Waitzberg - Israel Expansion of activity-based hospital payment in Israel: evaluation of effects on inpatient activity MAIN CONFERENCE Ruth Waitzberg -
Thursday 21 November Thursday 21 Israel Impact of mental illness on in-patient hospital costs for somatic disorders and associated factors Morgane Michel - France Outsourced management service to guarantee safety and cost-effectiveness in pediatric cardiac surgery Jacopo Ceradini - Italy Diagnosis and Treatment of Malignant Pleural Mesothelioma (MPM) Care Pathway and its cost analysis Martina Giusti - Italy Thu 21st I . Infectious 1.I. Oral presentations: Surveillance and control of infectious diseases 9:00-10:00 diseases control Chairperson(s): Chiara de Waure - EUPHA (HTA), Angelo D'ambrosio - Italy
Endoume 5 Area deprivation and notifiable infectious diseases in Germany: A longitudinal small-area analysis Sven Rohleder - Germany Sustainable Development Goals and the challenge of Human resources for health in Congo Gilbert Ndziessi - Congo (Brazzaville) Untreated alcohol use disorder in people who inject drugs: a major barrier to HCV treatment uptake Tangui Barré - France Discrimination of people living with hiv/aids: a survey with dentists in Abidjan, Côte d'Ivoire Guanga David Meless - Cote d'Ivoire Predictors of overall mortality among people living with HIV/AIDS in Brazil, 2007-2015 Melina Erica Santos - France Thu 21st K . Mental 1.K. Oral presentations: Epidemiology and management of mental illness 9:00-10:00 health / LGBTI Chairperson(s): Johan Bilsen - Belgium, Roel Van Overmeire - Belgium and minorities Endoume 3 Life events as predictors for depression in men and women: A Finnish twin study Maarit Piirtola - Finland The Economic and Mental Health Impact of IAPT: Pragmatic Trial in Three English Regions Veronica Toffolutti - Italy Are Patients with Subclinical Hypothyroidism at Risk of Depressive Symptoms? Lea Wildisen - Switzerland Mental illness prevention in post-ACS men: A partcipatory action research, Jalila Jbilou - Canada
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AND ORGANISER Thursday 21 November MAIN CONFERENCE Thu 21st L . Health 1.L. Pitch presentations: Cancer: epidemiology, screening and care 9:00-10:00 assessments / Chairperson(s): Marta Lomazzi - Switzerland, Piret Veerus - Estonia Elderly care / Ratonneau Cancer Economic burden of cancer from 2012 to 2017 based on the French national claim database (SNDS) Dorian Verboux - France Speedy, predictable and secure cancer care? Introducing cancer patient pathways in Norway Line Melby - Norway Estimation of the epidemiological impact of the organized screening program for colorectal cancer Stephanie Barre - France Quantifying the impact of adherence to screening on colorectal cancer incidence and mortality Elvira D'Andrea - Italy Barriers and facilitators on cervical cancer screening among HIV women in Cote d’Ivoire, Keitly Mensah - France Employment two years after breast cancer diagnosis: role of household characteristics, CANTO cohort Elsa Caumette - France The effect of breast cancer on work participation in different sectors . A Danish registry based study Laura Jensen - Denmark Socio-economic position across the lifecourse and risk of breast cancer: findings from EPIC-Italy Eloïse Berger - France
Thu 21st M . Healthy 1.M. Oral presentations: Globalisation, dietary evolution and health 9:00-10:00 living, food Chairperson(s): Piedad Martin-Olmedo - Spain, Jade Soh - Singapore and nutrition Marseilleveyre Ultra-processed food intake and cardiovascular disease risk in the NutriNet-Santé prospective cohort Bernard Srour - France Traditional Eastern European diet and its relationship with mortality: results from the HAPIEE study Denes Stefler -United Kingdom Mediterranean diet and risk of first hospitalization for heart failure and atrial fibrillation, Licia Iacoviello - Italy Association between fast-food outlet exposure and Body Mass Index in 124,286 Lifelines participants Carel-Peter van Erpecum - Netherlands Thu 21st N . Health 1.N. Pitch presentations: Health literacy 9:00-10:00 information and Chairperson(s): Sarah Fredsted Villadsen - Denmark, Susie Sykes - United Kingdom health literacy Samena Evaluation of Education for Public Health: A Practical Foundation for Solidarity, Mikko Perkiö - Finland We’re making individuals more “health literate” but what about communities? Candan Kendir - France Building bridges takes time: Views of healthcare professionals on health literacy and migration Annika Baumeister - Germany Potentials of school nursing for strengthening health literacy: a 2017/18 German longitudinal survey Elke de Buhr - Germany
19 TIME, LOCATION TRACK PARALLEL SESSION 1 AND ORGANISER Social gradient in health literacy among primary healthcare users in Cyprus, Christiana Nicolaou - Cyprus Association between occupational situation and health literacy: A Danish population-based survey Gabriele Berg-Beckhoff - Denmark Digital health literacy of health care profession students, Julia Dratva - Switzerland Information seeking and knowledge on in-home care services in a representative sample in Switzerland Sarah Mantwill - Switzerland Thu 21st O . Global 1.O. Workshop: Building bridges between environmental and Public Mental health 9:00-10:00 health and Chairperson(s): Jutta Lindert - EUPHA (PMH), Marija Jevtic - EUPHA (ENV) environmental MAIN CONFERENCE
Thursday 21 November Thursday 21 Endoume 6 change Prevention of mental health effects by climate change and environmental drivers Peter Van Den Hazel - EUPHA (ENV) EUPHA (PMH), Environmental Challenges as Mental Health risks and oppotunities in the light of SDGs EUPHA (ENV) Marija Jevtic - EUPHA (ENV) Environment and mental health – developing a research agenda, Jutta Lindert - EUPHA (PMH) Thu 21st P . Data, 1.P. Oral presentations: Understanding the evidence and novel approaches to health 9:00-10:00 evidence and Chairperson(s): Karien Stronks - Netherlands, Robert Borst - Netherlands practice Mounine A comparison of the effects of maternal anxiety and depression on child development, Shakked Gete - Israel “Brave men” and “emotional women”: A literature review on gendered norms towards patients with pain Anke Samulowitz - Sweden The association between screen time and psychological distress in Norwegian adolescents Annette Løvheim Kleppang - Norway Sense of belonging and its association with health among people of foreign background in Finland Anna Seppänen - Finland G-CSF spending: Cost Impact of an intervention conducted in a French area: Pays-de-la-Loire Basile Fuchs - France Thu 21st Q . Health 1.Q. Oral presentations: Paid work, sickness absence and workforce management 9:00-10:00 workforce / Chairperson(s): Jenni Ervasti - Finland Health at work Morgiou Emotional demands at work and risk of long-term sickness absence among 1 .5 million Danish employees Elisabeth Framke - Denmark Labor market outcomes before and after first episode of part-time sickness absence,Jenni Ervasti - Finland Work-pressure, job-satisfaction and turnover intentions among health managers in Serbia Milena Šantric´ Milic´evic´ - Serbia A life course analysis of income and incident AMI - a Danish register based cohort study, Rikke Lund - Denmark Vaccination role on abseteeism during a severe flu season: following the Global Influenza Strategy Omar Kakaa - Italy
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AND ORGANISER Thursday 21 November MAIN CONFERENCE Thu 21st T . Digital public 1.T. DPH Plenary Session: Digital technologies in the humanitarian context 9:00-10:00 health Bernadette Kumar - President EUPHA (MIG) Les Goudes 1 Paul Lalvani - Empower School of Health, India Javier Teran - United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs DPH Conference Francis D’Silva - Director ‘Smart Care’, CGI Healthcare and Life Sciences Raphael Brechard - GIS and eHealth Coordinator at Medicins Sans Frontieres TIME, LOCATION POSTER WALKS AND ORGANISER Thu 21st 1.R. Poster walk: Health promotion, health literacy 9:00-10:00 Chairperson(s): Luís Saboga-Nunes - EUPHA (HP), Monica Brinzac - Romania
Garden Level 1 .R .1 EnCLASS: an innovative project merging 2 international surveys (HBSC/ESPAD) among French students Emmanuelle Godeau - France 1 .R .2 What if we combine Quit and win and individual approach to help smokers quit at the community level? Jasmina Kovacˇevic´ - Croatia 1 .R .5 Effective elements of Dutch care-physical activity initiatives for low socioeconomic status adults Annemarie Wagemakers - Netherlands 1 .R .8 Examining multi-layer constraints on activity engagement among older adults, Sunwoo Lee - Czech Republic 1 .R .10 Reliability and Validity of Disability Literacy Scale for Medical School Students, Sevil Aydogˇan - Turkey 1 .R .11 Validating a model & self-assessment tool to measure organizational health literacy in hospitals Jürgen M Pelikan - Austria 1 .R .12 The role of health literacy in long-term treatment outcomes in psychosocial care for adolescents Lindy Beukema - Netherlands 1 .R .13 Digital health literacy among adults living in the community in Singapore, Jade Soh - Singapore 1 .R .14 Health Literacy of Hearing-Impaired High School Students, Some of the Problem, and their Expectations Kamer Gür - Turkey 1 .R .15 Beliefs About Medicines: Differences in cholesterol treatment adherence among the Visegrad countries Klára Boruzs - Hungary
Thu 21st 1.S. Poster walk: Migrants and access to care 9:00-10:00 Chairperson(s): Sonia Dias - Portugal, Ornella Punzo – Italy
Level 1 1 .S .1 Trust in health care systems Arab minority, Jewish immigrant and non-immigrant, Ronit Pinchas-Mizrachi - Israel 1 .S .2 Understanding racism in Swedish healthcare, Sarah Hamed - Sweden 1 .S .3 Information and communication technology-based interventions to support healthcare in migrants, Anna Odone - Italy 1 .S .4 Racial discrimination and biological dysregulation among Indigenous adults: The role of culture, Cheryl Currie - Canada 1 .S .5 Evaluation of the use of standardized methods to identify mental health problems among refugees, Sara Delilovic - Sweden
21 TIME, LOCATION POSTER WALKS AND ORGANISER 1 .S .6 Migrants and access to healthcare: the Italian public health residents action plan, Leuconoe Grazia Sisti - Italy 1 .S .9 A first assessment of the electronic health insurance card for asylum seekers in Berlin,Nora Gottlieb - Germany 1 .S .10 Health assessment of newly arrived refugees to the Municipality of Copenhagen, Denmark Mathilde Horn Andersen - Denmark 1 .S .12 Subjective status comparisons and depressive symptoms among migrants and refugees to Germany Jens Hoebel - Germany 1 .S .13 Your Health, Your Faith: HIV prevention with African faith-based communities in Germany Tanja Gangarova - Germany 1 .S .14 Predictors of Late Presentation for HIV among HIV-positive Tajik Migrants to the Russian Federation MAIN CONFERENCE
Thursday 21 November Thursday 21 Daniel Bromberg - United States 1 .S .15 Does the ehealth card facilitate access to healthcare from the point of view of refugees in Germany? Judith Wenner - Germany
TIME, LOCATION TRACK PARALLEL SESSION 2 AND ORGANISER Thu 21st A . Solidarity in 2.A. Oral presentations: Poverty homelessness and health 10:10-11:10 health Chairperson(s): Leena Eklund Karlsson - Denmark
Les Goudes 2 Household Income, Life Expectancy and Cause Specific Mortality in Norway, 2005-2015 Simon Øverland - Norway Economic hardship over twenty-two consecutive years of adult life and markers of early ageing Else Foverskov - Denmark Long-term effects of a housing support intervention in homeless people with severe mental illness Sandrine Loubiere - France Europeans’ willingness to pay for ending homelessness: a contingent valuation study Sandrine Loubiere - France Do financial difficulties affect health? A study among older adults in Switzerland, Magali Dumontet - France Thu 21st B . Migration 2.B. Workshop: Developing interventions to improve migrants’ healthcare access in Europe 10:10-11:10 and health Chairperson(s): Núria Serre-Delcor - Spain, Stella Evangelidou - Spain
Callelongue Community engagement towards the development of health promotion tools: Summary findings of gradin Metaplan sessions in Barcelona, Stella Evangelidou - Spain In the search of solutions to improve healthcare access for migrants and refugees in Athens, Greece MyHealth Project Maria Ntetsika - Greece Informing the development of a pilot intervention to improve migrants’ healthcare assess in Brno, Czech Republic, Narine Movsisyan - Czech Republic Participatory research for developing health promotion campaigns for migrants and host community in Berlin, Germany, Meryam Schouler-Ocak - Germany
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AND ORGANISER Thursday 21 November MAIN CONFERENCE Thu 21st C . Digital 2.C. Pitch presentations: Digital health 10:10-11:10 applications in Chairperson(s): Claudia Habl - Austria, Line Linstad - Norway health Callelongue E-health for healthcare system users & social and geographic health inequalities, literature review parterre Viviane Ramel - France Could machine learning aid the production of evidence reviews? A retrospective test of RobotAnalyst Amy Hookway - United Kingdom MS-Diet, a tailored nutrition counselling web-application based on mathematical diet optimization Rozenn Gazan - France National survey on telemedicine education and training among medical students and residents in France Robin Ohannessian - France Research Implications for future telemedicine studies and innovations Lorenz Harst - Germany Telepathology and second opinion for cancer diagnosis in sub-Saharan French-speaking countries Louise Bourdel - France Digital media: How to adapt digital media to promote health of young people? Manon Colard - France Children and digital devices: a survey on risk perception and use, Loredana Covolo - Italy
Thu 21st D . European and 2.D. Workshop: NCDs prevention through integrated approaches: reducing obesity from 10:10-11:10 global health individuals to populations Chairperson(s): Marta Lomazzi - Switzerland, Walter Ricciardi - WFPHA Sormiou Will the world be obese in 2050? Bettina Borisch - Switzerland WFPHA Why integration matters, Marta Lomazzi - Switzerland Ihe Italian case – reversing the obesity trend, Walter Ricciardi - WFPHA Is the solution really the 'Nanny State' . Arm wrestling with industry, Michael Moore - Australia
Thu 21st E . Public health 2.E. Workshop: Quantifying burden of disease to support public health policy: exchange of 10:10-11:10 policy and views and experiences politics Chairperson(s): François Alla - France, Jean-Claude Désenclos - France Endoume 1 The GBD project, Spencer James - United States University of The cartographie tool (CNAM, France), Christelle Gastaldi-Ménager - France Bordeaux Global Burden of Disease Study: overview and experience from England, John Newton - United Kingdom The joint action of health information, Anne Gallay - France
23 TIME, LOCATION TRACK PARALLEL SESSION 2 AND ORGANISER Thu 21st F . Maternal, 2.F. Pitch presentations: Cultural and health behavioural change in adolescents 10:10-11:10 child and Chairperson(s): Irina Ljungqvist - ECDC, Lorenz Harst - Germany adolescent Endoume 2 health Cultural values and adolescents’ health inequalities in 21 European countries Maxim Dierckens - Belgium University of Changes in patterns of adolescent substance use from 1988 to 2011 in Sweden: a latent class analysis Bordeaux Brittany Evans - Sweden Lifestyle of young adults – changes and accumulation, Tuija Jääskeläinen - Finland Which are the communication styles of anti-tobacco spots that most impress adolescents? MAIN CONFERENCE
Thursday 21 November Thursday 21 Barbara Dorelli - Italy Participation of disadvantaged school age children (7-18) in health inequality projects Maja Jovanovic - Germany Transition into secondary education and health-compromising behaviours: A longitudinal study Arja Rimpela - Finland Use of e-cigarettes by young people in Great Britain before and after Tobacco Products Directive Linsay Gray - United Kingdom Social network characteristics and alcohol use among young Swedes with different ethnic backgrounds Alexander Miething - Sweden
Thu 21st G . Chronic 2.G. Pitch presentations: Multiple chronic conditions: monitoring and care delivery 10:10-11:10 diseases Chairperson(s): Viola Burau - Denmark, Giuseppe Di Martino - Italy
Endoume 4 Implementing integrated care for multi-morbidity: analysis of experiences in 17 European programmes Verena Struckmann - Germany Monitoring of non-communicable diseases in Belgium, Aline Scohy - Belgium Multimorbidity and quality of life: longitudinal analysis of the European SHARE database Tatjana Makovski - Luxembourg Personalized action plans for patients with multiple chronic diseases in Andalusia Ana M Carriazo - Spain Distribution of Cancer cases and survival analysis results: A retrospective cohort study Erkan Pehlivan - Turkey Association between cancer and neurodegenerative disorders including dementias; a systematic review Louisa Gagatsis - United Kingdom Metabolic syndrome and renal cell cancer risk in Chinese males: a population-based prospective study Xin Li - China Sugary drink consumption and cancer risk: results from NutriNet-Santé prospective cohort Eloi Chazelas - France
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AND ORGANISER Thursday 21 November MAIN CONFERENCE Thu 21st H . Health 2.H. Oral presentations: Health services and innovative technologies 10:10-11:10 services Chairperson(s): Elena Petelos - Greece, Philip Anyanwu - United Kingdom research, Riou systems and Challenges in building image-based diagnostic support deep-learning algorithm for acute burns economics Constance Boissin - Sweden Evaluating a digital sepsis alert in a multi-site hospital: a natural experiment Kate Honeyford - United Kingdom An automated diagnostic device for children under 5 years of age: A proof-of-concept study in Malawi Mohammad Shah - United States Impact of deprivation on hospital efficiency and financial balance in paediatrics Morgane Michel - France The effect of an mhealth clinical decision-making support system on neonatal mortality in Ghana Hannah Brown Amoakoh - Ghana
Thu 21st I . Infectious 2.I. Workshop: Sharing best practices and building effective training at European points 10:10-11:10 diseases control of entry Chairperson(s): Aura Timen - EUPHA (IDC), Christos Hadjichristodoulou - Greece Endoume 5 Effective training in cross-border infection prevention and response, Doret de Rooij - Netherlands RIVM Public health events in the maritime transport sector, Varvara Mouchtouri - Greece Best practices for core capacities at ports, Christos Hadjichristodoulou - Greece Best practices and training for preparedness and response at airports, Jan Heidrich - Germany
Thu 21st K . Mental 2.K. Workshop: Predictors and developmental timing of mental health problems among 10:10-11:10 health / LGBTI sexual minority individuals and minorities Chairperson(s): Corina Lelutiu-Weinberger - United States, Richard Bränström - EUPHA (SGMH) Endoume 3 Depression and self-harm from adolescence to young adulthood in sexual minorities compared with EUPHA (SGMH) heterosexuals in the UK: a population-based cohort study, Gemma Lewis - United Kingdom Sexual orientation openness and depression symptoms: A population-based study Arjan van der Star - EUPHA (SGMH) Minority stress, intra-minority stress and social anxiety: Examining an extended psychological mediation framework among sexual minority men, Conor Mahon - Ireland Untethered lives: Barriers to societal integration as predictors of the sexual orientation disparity in suicidality, John Pachankis - United States
25 TIME, LOCATION TRACK PARALLEL SESSION 2 AND ORGANISER Thu 21st L . Health 2.L. Oral presentations: Determinants of frailty 10:10-11:10 assessments / Chairperson(s): Hynek Pikhart - Czech Republic Elderly care / Ratonneau Cancer Sex, age and socioeconomic inequalities in older people’s unscheduled care Kate Levin - United Kingdom Influence of Physical Activity, Protein Intake and Social Network on the Frailty development Sandra Haider - Austria Risk of fall among the hospitalized over-49 population . A retrospective cohort study in a hospital Francesco Gilardi - Italy MAIN CONFERENCE
Thursday 21 November Thursday 21 The contribution of eHealth to improve fall and balance disorder care in the elderly Luis Lapao - Portugal Traumatic brain injury as a risk factor for dementia, Elisabetta Mezzalira - United States
Thu 21st M . Healthy 2.M. Oral presentations: Obesity and diabetes: preventing disease 10:10-11:10 living, food and Chairperson(s): Christopher Birt - EUPHA (FN), Bernard Srour - France nutrition Marseilleveyre Body mass index and mortality in relation to age and follow-up of 30 years in large Austrian cohorts Gabriele Nagel - Germany Association between psychosocial stress and obesity among migrant and non-migrant Ghanaians Charles Agyemang - Netherlands A National Digital Diabetes Prevention Programme: Feasible, acceptable and effective? Elizabeth Murray - United Kingdom Association between detection of non-diabetic hyperglycaemia and vascular complications Raffaele Palladino - United Kingdom
Thu 21st N . Health 2.N. Skills building seminar: How to Advocate Scientific Evidence to Decision-makers? 10:10-11:10 information and Chairperson(s): Viveka Guzman - Ireland, Keitly Mensah - France health literacy Samena WHO Approach, Tanja Kuchenmueller - WHO EURO Strategies and practical examples, Tugce Schmitt - Belgium EUPHAnxt, Global Tackling the challenges, Marleen Bekker - EUPHA (PHPP) Health Next Generation Network, EUPHA (PHPP)
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AND ORGANISER Thursday 21 November MAIN CONFERENCE Thu 21st O . Global 2.O. Workshop: Climate change and the impact on public and occupational health 10:10-11:10 health and Chairperson(s): Peter Van Den Hazel - EUPHA (ENV), Moniek Zuurbier - Netherlands environmental Endoume 6 change Occupational health effects during periods with heat, Moniek Zuurbier - Netherlands Preventing heat stroke and heat illness on the workplace: a study on knowledge, attitudes and practices of Academic safety representatives from Northern Italy (2016-2017), Matteo Riccò - Italy Collaborative The role of youth in de climate change debate, Peter Van Den Hazel - EUPHA (ENV) Centre Environ- The health impact of heat waves in Europe: insights from national plans and key informant interviews ment and Health Kirsten Vanderplanken - Belgium Thu 21st P . Data, 2.P. Oral presentations: Population health metrics and innovative data sources 10:10-11:10 evidence and Chairperson(s): Nicole Rosenkötter - EUPHA (PHMR), José Luis Sandoval - Switzerland practice Mounine Slowing improvements in life expectancy across European Economic Area countries John Ford - United Kingdom Academic Disease burden in the Nordic region . Results from the Global Burden of Disease Study 2017 (GBD 2017) Collaborative Ann Kristin Knudsen - Norway Centre People with a disability status in the French claim database: which characteristics and diseases? Environment Antoine Rachas - France and Health Compared to whom? Reference groups in socio-economic comparisons and self-reported health Alexi Gugushvili - United Kingdom Neurodevelopmental multimorbidity and educational outcomes of 766,244 Scottish schoolchildren Michael Fleming - United Kingdom Thu 21st Q . Health 2.Q. Pitch presentations: Risk of disability pension and morbidity 10:10-11:10 workforce / Chairperson(s): Annina Ropponen - Finland Health at work Morgiou Do poor health behaviors have an impact on the transition from sick leave to disability pension? Pia Svedberg - Sweden Academic Job control and risk of disability pension in the nationwide Danish Work Life Course Cohort Collaborative Ida E. h. Madsen - Denmark Centre Socioeconomic consequences for adults with atrial septal defect: A register based follow-up study Environment Kirsten Fonager - Denmark and Health Copenhagen Burnout Inventory On A National Representative Sample Of Pre-School Teachers Jovana Todorovic - Serbia Earnings among people with multiple sclerosis in Sweden, by education and occupation Kristina Alexanderson - Sweden Implementation of health promotion activities in mental health care in Denmark, Loni Ledderer - Denmark RT Accidents mortality in Italy: a population-based study in Piedmont on Vulnerable Road Users Giuseppe Costa - Italy
27 TIME, LOCATION TRACK PARALLEL SESSION 2 AND ORGANISER Thu 21st T . Digital public 2.T. Oral presentations: DPH - Digital public health conference 10:10-11:10 health Characterizing and Predicting Repeat Food Consumption Behavior for Just-in-Time Interventions Les Goudes 1 Yue Liu - Singapore The differences in data sensitivity perceptions among private and workplace health apps: A Delphi study DPH Conference Maren Billmann - Germany Estimating Glycemic Impact of Cooking Recipes via Online Crowdsourcing and Machine Learning Helena Lee - Singapore TIME, LOCATION POSTER WALKS MAIN CONFERENCE AND ORGANISER Thursday 21 November Thursday 21 Thu 21st 2.R. Poster walk: Overweight, underweight and diet 10:10-11:10 Chairperson(s): Marta Lomazzi - Switzerland, Kiara Chang - United Kingdom
Garden Level 2 .R .1 Variation in uptake of Healthy Start Food Vouchers in the Six Health and Social Care Partnerships Michael Fleming - United Kingdom 2 .R .2 Prenatal exposure to extra vitamin D from fortification and risk of developing coeliac disease, Caroline Moos - Denmark 2 .R .3 Interventions for gestational diabetes prevention: An umbrella review of meta-analyses of RCTs Demetris Lamnisos - Cyprus 2 .R .4 Relationship between perception of emotional home atmosphere and fruit and vegetable consumption Monica Hunsberger - Sweden 2 .R .5 Impact of an excise tax on the consumption of sugar-sweetened beverages in Catalonia, Spain Miguel Ángel Royo Bordonada - Spain 2 .R .6 How the French Nutri-Score can impact sales of processed-foods? A complex system perspective, Eric Breton - France 2 .R .7 Salt reduction in bread: Is it enough? Preliminary results of a HIA in Portugal, Joana Raquel Raposo Santos - Portugal 2 .R .8 Joint associations of fruit and vegetable consumption and physical activity with mortality risk, Elina Mauramo - Finland 2 .R .10 Medical costs associated with childhood maltreatment history among Japanese older people, Aya Isumi - Japan 2 .R .11 Body size, Mental health and Inequalities: The burden of obesity in South Africa, Ilona Koupil - Sweden 2 .R .13 Trends of sarcopenia and physical activity in elderly Koreans using KNHANES 2007-2017, Hyungsoon Ahn - Korea, South 2 .R .14 The Trends of Underweight in South Korean between 1998 and 2015, Kyungjin Lee - Korea, South 2 .R .15 Evaluation of Malnutrition and Depression in Elderly People: An Epidemiological Study in Turkey, Sevil Aydogˇan - Turkey Thu 21st 2.S. Poster walk: Child and adolescent health 10:10-11:10 Chairperson(s): Sijmen Reijneveld - Netherlands
Level 1 2 .S .1 The Evaluation of Stigmatization and Related Factors in Students of Health-Related Faculties, Sevil Aydogˇan - Turkey 2 .S .2 Socioeconomic disparities in diabetes prevalence and quality of care among Israeli children Ronit Calderon-Margalit - Israel 2 .S .3 Family environment risk factors for overweight in childhood, Vesselka Duleva - Bulgaria 2 .S .4 Factors associated with self- and other-directed aggression in Slovak adolescents, Anna Janovska - Slovakia
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AND ORGANISER Thursday 21 November MAIN CONFERENCE 2 .S .5 Suicidal ideation among Tunisian adolescents and the association with adverse life experiences, Jihene Sahli - Tunisia 2 .S .7 Mood disorders with onset in early adulthood and socio-economic outcomes over the long run, Christian Hakulinen - Finland 2 .S .8 Intrapersonal/interpersonal factors related to alcohol use and smoking cigarettes among juveniles Beata Gajdosova - Slovakia 2 .S .9 What should parents do to emphasise their disapproval of adolescents’ substance use? Maria Bacikova-Sleskova - Slovakia 2 .S .10 Adolescent tooth brushing frequency evolution (2006-2014), risk factors and causality hypothesis Gabriel Fernandez de Grado - France 2 .S .11 Adolescent suicide behaviour profiles: comparing unplanned attempts, planned attempts and ideation Claire van Duin - Luxembourg 2 .S .13 Association between positive mental health and family background among young people in Finland Kaija Appelqvist-Schmidlechner - Finland 2 .S .14 Social capital and students’ health: results of the splash study, Insa Backhaus - Italy TIME, LOCATION PLENARY SESSION AND ORGANISER Thu 21st Opening Ceremony 11:40-12:25 Moderator: Yves Charpak, Chair of the 12th European Public Health Conference
Plenary Hall Speakers: (Palais des • Sophie Beau, Co-founder and General Director of the European Civil Rescue Association SOS Méditerranée, France Événements) • Representative of City of Marseille and/or Région Sud, Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur
TIME ORGANISER JOIN THE NETWORKS MEETINGS (for room allocation check p. 15) Thu 21st 12:30-13:30 EUPHA (CAPH) Child and adolescent public health: join the network Thu 21st 12:30-13:30 EUPHA (HP) Health promotion: join the network Thu 21st 12:30-13:30 EUPHA (DG) Digital Health - proposed: join the network Thu 21st 12:30-13:30 EUPHA (HSR) Health services research: join the network Thu 21st 12:30-13:30 EUPHA (SSWH) Social security, work and health: join the network Thu 21st 12:30-13:30 EUPHA (PHPP) Public health policy and politics: join the network Thu 21st 12:30-13:30 EUPHA (ENV) Environment and health: join the network Thu 21st 12:30-13:30 EUPHA (FN) Food and nutrition: join the network Thu 21st 12:30-13:30 EUPHA (ECO) Public health economics: join the network Thu 21st 12:30-13:30 EUPHA (MIG) Migrant and ethnic minority health: join the network Thu 21st 12:30-13:30 EUPHA (CAS) Forecasting - initiative: join the network Thu 21st 12:30-13:30 EUPHAnxt EUPHAnxt: join the network Thu 21st 12:30-13:30 EUPHA (SGMH) Sexual and gender minority health: join the network
29 TIME, LOCATION LUNCH SYMPOSIUM AND ORGANISER Thu 21st How can we join forces to engage in multi-stakeholder actions to reach optimal influenza Vaccination 12:30-13:30 Coverage Rates in Europe? Chair: Natasha Azzopardi Muscat, President EUPHA Endoume 1 Keynote presentation: EUPHA with The organisation and delivery of vaccination services in the European Union support from Martin McKee, European Observatory on Health Systems and Policies Sanofi Panellists: MAIN CONFERENCE George Kassianos, General Practitioner and National Immunisation Lead Royal College of General Practitioners, United Kingdom Thursday 21 November Thursday 21 Litjen Tan, Chief Strategy, Action Coalition, United States Anne-Sophie Joly, Présidente du collectif national des associations d’obèses (projet vaccination grippe), France Stephane Pichon, Representative of PGEU (on behalf of ‘EU Fighting Flu Coalition’), France Florence Baron Papillon, Sanofi Pasteur
TIME, LOCATION PLENARY SESSION AND ORGANISER Thu 21st Plenary 1: Building bridges between different professions and communities as a means to implement the Social Development 13:40-14:40 Goals (SDGs)
Plenary Hall Moderators: Natasha Azzopardi Muscat, President EUPHA, Anna Cichowska Myrup, Programme Manager Public Health (Palais des Services, WHO Regional Office for Europe Événements) Keynote speakers/Panellists: WHO EURO, • Otto Scharmer, Senior Lecturer, MIT Management Sloan School, Cambridge, United States EUPHA • Miklós Szócska, Director Health Services Management Training Center, Semmelweis University, Budapest, Hungary • Paula Vassalo, President European Dental Public Health Association (EADPH) • Ricardo Baptista Leite, Member of Parliament and Deputy Mayor and City Councillor of Cascais, Portugal
TIME, LOCATION TRACK PARALLEL SESSION 3 AND ORGANISER Thu 21st A . Solidarity in 3.A. Round table: Re-thinking health inequalities 14:50-16:20 health Chairperson(s): Johannes Siegrist - Germany
Les Goudes 2 Johan Mackenbach - Netherlands Johannes Siegrist - Germany Erasmus MC, Alastair Leyland - United Kingdom Rotterdam Olle Lundberg - Sweden Ramune Kalediene - Lithuania
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AND ORGANISER Thursday 21 November MAIN CONFERENCE Thu 21st B . Migration 3.B. Workshop: The Effects of Shared Accommodations on Refugee Health in Germany: 14:50-16:20 and health An Interdisciplinary Approach Chairperson(s): Alexander Krämer - Germany, Kerstin Schmidt - Germany Callelongue gradin Housing facilities for asylum seekers in Germany: Ethical concerns regarding social exclusion, othering and negative effects on health, Sylvia Agbih - Germany Bielefeld The impact of the housing situation on the health-related quality of life of refugees located in North University Rhine-Westfalia, Germany Matthias Belau - Germany The Impact of Refugee Women’s Accommodation on Maternal Health Care Provision Anne Kasper - Germany Antibiotic resistances of S . aureus in refugee accommodations – an investigation from the microbiological perspective, Ines Kiemann - Germany Spiritual participation and its relation to housing conditions for refugees in Germany Sakin Özisik - Germany
Thu 21st C . Digital 3.C. Workshop: Bridging the Gap in Digital Public Health in Europe 14:50-16:20 applications in Chairperson(s): Luis Lapao - Portugal, Anthony Staines - Ireland health Callelongue The Challenge of Digital transformation in Public Health in Europe? Luis Lapao - Portugal parterre Q-Methodology Evaluation of a European Health Data Analytic End User Framework Anthony Staines - Ireland EUPHA (DH) Artificial Intelligence-based tools to control healthcare associated infections: where do we stand Alessandro Scardoni - Italy
Thu 21st D . European and 3.D. Skills building seminar: Develop collaborative tools among public health societies to 14:50-16:20 global health mutually reinforce their interventions Chairperson(s): Yves Charpak - SFSP, Emmanuel Rusch - France Sormiou Public Health, Ministry of Health and Economic Actors: the case of food and information of public SFSP Pierre Lombrail - France The construction of alliances in the field of health: about addictions, Loïc Josseran - France
Thu 21st E . Healthy 3.E. Workshop: Alcohol policy reforms in European countries – challenges and solutions 14:50-16:20 living, food and Chairperson(s): Sofia Ribeiro -Portugal , Ilmo Keskimäki - Finland nutrition Endoume 1 Estonia: Problems created by border-trade for applying high-tax alcohol policy Heli Laarmann - Estonia THL, ANPAA, Finnish alcohol policy reform: battle over public health objectives, Pia Mäkelä - Finland EUPHA (PHPP) The Scottish case: minimum unit pricing for alcohol, Shona Hilton - United Kingdom
31 TIME, LOCATION TRACK PARALLEL SESSION 3 AND ORGANISER Thu 21st F . Maternal, 3.F. Round table: Applying multidisciplinary sciences to improve paediatric primary care for 14:50-16:20 child and children in Europe adolescent Chairperson(s): Danielle Jansen - EUPHA (CAPH), Jochen Ehrich - Germany Endoume 2 health Organization and content of primary care for adolescents – comparison of actual and desired situation EUPHA (CAPH) Danielle Jansen - EUPHA (CAPH) Children deserve adequately trained doctors, Karoly Illy - Netherlands Improving child and adolescent public health from a sociological point of view, Sakari Karvonen - Finland Clinical philosophy in the context of pediatric care, Jochen Ehrich - Germany MAIN CONFERENCE
Thursday 21 November Thursday 21 Thu 21st G . Chronic 3.G. Workshop: Impact of nutrition on non-communicable chronic diseases: a global 14:50-16:20 diseases perspective Chairperson(s): Tatjana Buzeti - EUPHA (FN), Iveta Nagyova - EUPHA (CHR) Endoume 4 Global trends of chronic non-communicable diseases risk factors, Mariachiara Di Cesare - United Kingdom EUPHA (FN), Impact of nutritional risk factors on chronic non-communicable diseases, Giuseppe Grosso - Italy EUPHA (CHR) Socio-economic determinants of nutrition transition in Southern European countries, Licia Iacoviello - Italy Epidemiological and nutritional transition in low- and middle-income countries, Saverio Stranges - Canada Identifying best practices in junk food taxation and other food policies: Selected examples and their assessment, Piotr Romaniuk - Poland Thu 21st H . Health 3.H. Workshop: Access to health services in health systems providing universal coverage 14:50-16:20 services Chairperson(s): Olivier Grimaud - France, Helmut Brand - Netherlands research, Riou systems and “Living long in India”– India’s progress towards Universal Health Coverage, Lakshmi Balraj - India economics Variations in the use of caesarean section: a Comparison between France and Australia INSERM Karine Chevreul - France Socio-economic inequalities in timing of childhood immunizations in Scotland, Anna Pearce - United Kingdom Geographical variations in access to expert centers for multiple sclerosis in France, Emmanuelle Leray - France Care trajectories of patients initiating dialysis as planned versus emergency procedure Maxime Raffray - France Thu 21st I . Infectious 3.I. Round table: Using evidence for action – the story on life-course vaccination 14:50-16:20 diseases control Chairperson(s): Anna Odone - Italy, Karl Ekdahl - ECDC
Endoume 5 Investing in communication education- the example of vaccine hesitancy, Irina Ljungqvist - ECDC Understanding the perspectives of older adults and elderly regarding vaccination; a snapshot in four EUPHA (IDC), European countries, Aura Timen - EUPHA (IDC) ECDC Reflections on life-course vaccination: the England experience, Michael Edelstein - United Kingdom The EU Joint Action on Vaccination – capitalizing on existing knowledge, Jonas Sivela - Finland Designing and evaluating an information campaign on HPV vaccination in Denmark, Bolette Soborg - Denmark
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AND ORGANISER Thursday 21 November MAIN CONFERENCE Thu 21st K . Mental 3.K. Round table: Liberté, égalité and fraternité in public health 14:50-16:20 health / LGBTI Chairperson(s): Jutta Lindert - EUPHA (PMH) and minorities Endoume 3 Mauro Giovanni Carta - Italy Dineke Zeegers Paget - EUPHA EUPHA, EUPHA Els Maeckelberghe - Netherlands (PMH), EUPHA (ETH) Thu 21st L . Health 3.L. Workshop: It’s time for timeliness in Health Technology Assessment 14:50-16:20 assessments / Chairperson(s): Chiara de Waure - EUPHA (HTA), Carlo Favaretti - EUPHA (HTA) Elderly care / Ratonneau Cancer Striking a balance between accuracy and timeliness in HTA: an elusive task Elena Petelos - Greece EUPHA (HTA), Why do we need for timeliness of research in decision-making? EUPHA (HSR) Judith de Jong - EUPHA (HSR) Sharing hospital-based health technology assessments internationally Marco Marchetti - Italy
Thu 21st M . Healthy 3.M. Workshop: Tools and opportunities for health promotion 14:50-16:20 living, food and Chairperson(s): Caroline Costongs - EuroHealthNet, Anne Lounamaa - EUPHA (INJ) nutrition Marseilleveyre Health promotion and primary prevention in 21 European countries Andrew Barnfield -Belgium THL, How to institutionalise health promotion through legislation? Heli Hätönen - Finland EuroHealthNet, Assessing health promotion practice in Finland with a benchmarking tool, Timo Ståhl - Finland EU JointAction Public health policy implementation and evaluation in portugal and israel (Project PH .PIE): the ChrodisPlus, intersectoral pledge and the case of health literacy for tobacco control in the building of the Homo Salus EUPHA (HP), Luís Saboga-Nunes - EUPHA (HP) EUPHA (INJ) Multimodal health promotion – An approach to successful aging, Janus Gudlaugsson - Iceland
Thu 21st N . Health 3.N. Skills building seminar: Learning to assess Health Information Systems 14:50-16:20 information and Chairperson(s): Neville Calleja - Malta, David Novillo Ortiz - Denmark health literacy Samena The WHO support tool: how is it used and what kind of adaptations are needed? Nicole Rosenkötter - EUPHA (PHMR) InfAct, EUPHA The WHO support tool: what can you learn and how have others experienced it? (PHMR), WHO Petronille Bogaert - Belgium EURO, Sciensano
33 TIME, LOCATION TRACK PARALLEL SESSION 3 AND ORGANISER Thu 21st O . Global 3.O. Workshop: Social-to-biological processes over the lifecourse and social inequalities 14:50-16:20 health and in health environmental Chairperson(s): Michelle Kelly Irving - France, Marc Chadeau-Hyam - France Endoume 6 change Early life socioeconomic position and adult systemic inflammation: the role of gene regulation INSERM Cristian Carmeli - France Parental socioeconomic position and chronic inflammation during adolescence, Sílvia Fraga - Portugal Social patterning of inflammation over the lifecourse and its relationship with mortality Raphaële Castagné - France MAIN CONFERENCE
Thursday 21 November Thursday 21 A socially patterned Biological Health Score and mortality in Understanding Society and UKBiobank Marc Chadeau-Hyam - France Thu 21st P . Data, 3.P. Workshop: A methodology for monitoring population health literacy in Europe – 14:50-16:20 evidence and the HLS19 project practice Chairperson(s): Jürgen M Pelikan - Austria, Dietscher Christina - Austria Mounine A methodology for monitoring population health literacy in Europe – the HLS19 project EUPHA (HP), Jürgen M Pelikan - Austria Austrian Public Using data on population health literacy as a basis for evidence-informed health policy Health Institute Dietscher Christina - Austria Using survey data on population health literacy for developing a National Action Plan in Germany Eva-Maria Berens - Germany WHO Action Network on Measuring Health Literacy: the Italian pilot for the Survey 2019 Title Luigi Palmieri - Italy Italian participation to the WHO action network on measuring health literacy: policy implications Chiara Cadeddu - Italy
Thu 21st Q . Health 3.Q. Skills building seminar: How to make the case for advocating for investment in 14:50-16:20 workforce / wellbeing and health equity Health at work Chairperson(s): Natasha Azzopardi Muscat - EUPHA, Francesco Zambon - WHO EURO Morgiou Step-by-step process of making the case for sustainable investment in wellbeing and health equity EUPHA, WHO Mariana Dyakova - United Kingdom Collaborating Tools and approaches towards sustainable investment for health equity, Tatjana Buzeti - EUPHA (FN) Centre Invest- Marleen Bekker - EUPHA (PHPP) ment for Health Aileen Clarke - United Kingdom and Wellbeing, Ana M Carriazo - Spain WHO EURO, WHO RHN
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AND ORGANISER Thursday 21 November MAIN CONFERENCE Thu 21st T . Digital 3.T. DPH 2019 Innovation Prize Pitches 14:50-16:20 public health
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DPH Conference TIME, LOCATION POSTER WALKS AND ORGANISER Thu 21st 3.R. Poster walk: Health in education: from childcare to college 14:50-16:20 Chairperson(s): Alessia Lefebure Lo Porto - France
Garden Level 3 .R .1 Developing a regional strategy to disseminate physical activity promotion in childcare centers, Holger Hassel - Germany 3 .R .2 'The Pyramid of Success” the health promotion program for school- children with visual impairment Magdalena Wrzesinska - Poland 3 .R .3 Food and lifestyle education at primary and secondary school: an Italian project on health promotion Marco Tarroni - Italy 3 .R .5 Effectiveness of a drug use prevention program on alcohol use and drunkenness among schoolchildren Marcela Štefanˇáková - Slovakia 3 .R .6 Adopting healthy habits through the collaboration of health, education and culture systems, Ana Puljak - Croatia 3 .R .7 School ethos and recurring sickness absence: a multilevel study of ninth grade students in Stockholm Sara Brolin Låftman - Sweden 3 .R .8 Effects of educational policy on unhappiness of middle and high school students in Korea, 2006-2016 Sang Jun Eun - Korea, South 3 .R .9 Satisfaction with health and oneself and the Unplugged program among Slovak Schoolchildren, Olga Orosova - Slovakia 3 .R .11 Risks and success conditions for the French sanitary service of health students, Laurent Gerbaud - France 3 .R .12 The trends in health behaviour of the first-year students from Kaunas universities, 2000 - 2017 Janina Petkeviciene - Lithuania 3 .R .13 Perception of Social Gender Roles in Medical Faculty Students, Hatice Aygar - Turkey 3 .R .15 School connectedness and adult depressiveness, longitudinal study of the Northern Swedish Cohort Hrafnhildur Gunnarsdottir - Sweden
Thu 21st 3.S. Poster walk: Chronic disease and burden 14:50-16:20 Chairperson(s): Brecht Devleesschauwer - Belgium, Guanga David Meless - Cote d'Ivoire
Level 1 3 .S .1 An ordinary life with chronic condition as a goal for medicine, Marie Gaille - France 3 .S .3 Education and T2DM: the role of differential exposure and susceptibility to overweight and obesity Jimmi Mathisen - Denmark 3 .S .4 Machine learning application to the reduction of ambulatory care sensitive admissions (ACSA), Gregoire Mercier - France
35 TIME, LOCATION POSTER WALKS AND ORGANISER 3 .S .5 Presence of intimate family and cancer screening behavior: a cross-sectional study of 4237 workers Naomi Miyamatsu - Japan 3 .S .7 The status of compliance with guidelines of cancer screening in Japan, Kanako Kono - Japan 3 .S .8 Patients’ participation in the colorectal cancer screening program and their health beliefs, Snieguole Kaseliene - Lithuania 3 .S .9 Standardization of the Cancer Health Literacy Test – 6 in a non-cancer populations, Levent Dumenci - United States 3 .S .10 Comparison of Cardiovascular Disease Risks of Actual and Perceptions of Men's that 40-65 Years Old Sebahat Gözüm - Turkey 3 .S .11 Increased risk of Roma for 10-year development of CVDs based on Framingham Risk Score calculation Peter Piko - Hungary MAIN CONFERENCE
Thursday 21 November Thursday 21 3 .S .12 Economic burden of diabetes in France between 2012 and 2017 based on French national claim database Pierre Denis - France 3 .S .13 Economic burden of cardiovascular diseases from 2012 to 2017 based on French national claim database Muriel Nicolas - France TIME, LOCATION PLENARY SESSION AND ORGANISER Thu 21st Plenary 2: Building bridges for migration in a planetary context 16:50-17:50 Moderators: Karl Ekdahl, ECDC, Michael Edelstein, EUPHA IDC
Plenary Hall Panellists: (Palais des • Nada Ghosn, Head of Epidemiological Surveillance Unit, Ministry of Public Health, Lebanon Événements) • Sally Hargreaves, Honorary Research Fellow, Imperial College London, United Kingdom • Abal Moindazde, France ECDC, EUPHA • Isabel de la Mata, Principal Adviser for Health and Crisis Management, DG SANTE, European Commission (IDC)
36 TIME, LOCATION TRACK PARALLEL SESSION 4 AND ORGANISER Fri 22nd A . Solidarity in 4.A. Pitch presentations: Health disparities 8:30-9:30 health Chairperson(s): Terje Andreas Eikemo - Norway, Yunhwan Kim - Sweden
Les Goudes 2 Visualising the complex relationships between ethnic group and health in Scotland: 2001-2013 Laurence Gruer - United Kingdom Mobile clinic approach towards hard-to-reach populations’ health in Roman suburban settings, Alice Corsaro - Italy ED visits and hospital admissions of foreigners for psychiatric disorders in Rome from 2007 to 2018 Angelo Nardi - Italy Sleep problems among immigrants, Marte Kjøllesdal - Norway Immigration status and cervical test screening: more underscreening and inequality social health Jeanne Sassenou - France Risk of macrosomia and low birthweight among immigrants in Belgium, a perfect mirror? Judith Racape - Belgium Promoting sexual health literacy among migrants in Sweden, Pia Svensson - Sweden
Refugee Escape Room©: a new gamification tool to deepen learning about Migration and Health Friday 22 November MAIN CONFERENCE Núria Serre-Delcor - Spain Fri 22nd B . Migration 4.B. Pitch presentations: Cross cultural competence and access to health services for migrants 8:30-9:30 and health Chairperson(s): Bernadette Kumar - Norway, Elisabeth Strømme - Norway
Callelongue Transnationalism and Caring for Migrant Families with Young Children, Lisa Merry - Canada gradin Utilization, satisfaction and barriers of medical care among adults of Turkish descent in Germany Christina Dornquast - Germany The health situation of children and adolescents with migration background in Germany Claudia Santos-Hövener - Germany Health of adolescents with migration background in Germany: cross-sectional results from KiGGS wave 2 Carmen Koschollek - Germany Transnational medication management by elderly migrants – a mixed-methods approach Hürrem Tezcan-Güntekin - Germany Development of a dictionary for transcultural care in Europe: a deliverable of the TNP project Giagkos Lavranos - Cyprus A mixed-method evaluation study of a comprehensive cross-cultural training program in Stockholm Jordanos Tewelde - Sweden Fri 22nd C . Digital 4.C. Round table: AI and Big Data: Ethical Challenges and Health Opportunities 8:30-9:30 applications in Chairperson(s): Patty Kostkova - United Kingdom health Callelongue Ethical challenges associated with health-related big data research, Marcello Ienca - Switzerland parterre Cloud-computing and precision medicine: Big data offers big opportunities, Alain April - Canada Two presentations will be added to this roundtable at a later date, Caroline Wood - United Kingdom DPH The importance of ensuring artificial intelligence and machine learning can be understood at the human level, Sudha Ram - United States
37 TIME, LOCATION TRACK PARALLEL SESSION 4 AND ORGANISER Fri 22nd D . European and 4.D. Workshop: MigHealthCare - strengthening Community Based Care to minimize health 8:30-9:30 global health inequalities Chairperson(s): Pania Karnaki - Greece, Allan Krasnik - EUPHA (MIG) Sormiou Survey on the physical and mental health among migrants and refugees in ten European countries MigHealthCare Pania Karnaki - Greece consortium Analysis of needs, expectations and capacities of health and social care professionals in order to provide culturally adapted care, Adele Lebano - Sweden Best practices addressing healthcare care access of migrants and refugees in European countries Eleni Riza - Greece Modelling healthcare access for migrants and refugees in Europe: identifying the major health issues Alejandro Gil-Salmerón - Spain Predictions concerning the use of health care services in Europe by migrants/refugees and the Mig-HealthCare Roadmap & Toolbox, Konstantina Zota - Greece Fri 22nd E . Public health 4.E. Pitch presentations: Public health: politics and policies 8:30-9:30 policy and Chairperson(s): Klaus D. Pluemer - Germany, Elisabetta Mezzalira - United States politics Endoume 1 The European Semester 2015-2018: themes and progress of country specific recommendations on health Timo Clemens - Netherlands Deindustrialisation, Foreign Investment and Social Development: Mortality in the Hungarian Rustbelt Gabor Scheiring - Italy Deaths of despair and Brexit votes: cross-local authority statistical analysis in England and Wales MAIN CONFERENCE Friday 22 November Jonathan Koltai - Italy Right-wing populism and self-rated health in Europe: a multilevel analysis, Insa Backhaus - Italy The equity impact of a universal child health promotion programme, A.M. Pulkki-Brännström - Sweden Prevalence of non-adequate health literacy in Europe: a systematic review and meta-analysis Carolina Di Paolo - Italy Fri 22nd F . Maternal, 4.F. Oral presentations: Healthy start to life 8:30-9:30 child and Chairperson(s): Peter Van Den Hazel - EUPHA (ENV), Elodie Besnier - Norway adolescent Endoume 2 health Maternal immigrant status and signs of neurodevelopmental problems in early childhood Heiko Schmengler - Netherlands Association between legal status, prenatal care utilization, severe perinatal and maternal morbidity Maxime Eslier - France Could increasing income in lone-parent households reduce inequality in child mental health problems? Sungano Chigogora - United Kingdom Degree of consistency of parental dietary and sedentary behavior rules as indicators for overweight Emilie Ruiter - Netherlands
38 TIME, LOCATION TRACK PARALLEL SESSION 4 AND ORGANISER Fri 22nd G . Chronic 4.G. Pitch presentations: Chronic diseases: surveillance and management 8:30-9:30 diseases Chairperson(s): Arnaud Chiolero - Switzerland
Endoume 4 Transitional care models for chronic patients: preliminary results from an umbrella review Maria Teresa Riccardi - Italy The use of quality indicators (QIs) to evaluate the oncologic care in CCCN: a systematic review Rosario Andrea Cocchiara - Italy Clinicians’ decision making about Parkinson’s treatment plans using self-report vs digital data Lada Timotijevic - United Kingdom Perceived health and quality of life in chronic and end-stage kidney disease, Karine Legrand - France Development of ethical governance framework for an mHealth platform for the management of Parkison’s Lada Timotijevic - United Kingdom A Developmentally Appropriate Patient Education during Transition, Maxime Morsa - France Friday 22 November FC Prostate - Football for men with prostate cancer in local football clubs, Christian Doesing Soerensen - Denmark MAIN CONFERENCE A cross sectional survey to estimate prevalence of asthma in Reunion Island, Indian Ocean, Jamel Daoudi - France
Fri 22nd H . Health 4.H. Skills building seminar: How to enhance collaboration between primary care and public 8:30-9:30 services health? research, Chairperson(s): Matthias Wismar - European Observatory Riou systems and economics How to enhance collaboration between primary care and public health? Bernd Rechel - European Observatory Observatory Panelists: Ilana Ventura - Austria Birger Forsberg - Sweden Rémi Pécault-Charby - France Fri 22nd I . Infectious 4.I. Oral presentations: Antimicrobial resistance and health care associated infections (HAI) 8:30-9:30 diseases control Chairperson(s): Ralf Reintjes - Germany, Shirin Aliabadi - United Kingdom
Endoume 5 Does practice characteristics explain the impact of a financial incentive on antibiotic prescribing? Philip Anyanwu - United Kingdom Multimodal Surveillance of HAI in an Intensive Care Unit of a Large Teaching Hospital, Giuseppe Migliara - Italy Modeling Carbapenemase-producing Enterobacteriaceae episodes' evolution in France over 2010-2020 Jonathan Roux - France Risk factors for E . coli Susceptibility in Bloods Stream Infections in England Between 2013-2017 Shirin Aliabadi - United Kingdom The PACASurvE laboratory network for real-time infection surveillance and alert at a regional scale Philippe Colson - France
39 TIME, LOCATION TRACK PARALLEL SESSION 4 AND ORGANISER Fri 22nd K . Mental health 4.K. Round table: Toward a better living with schizophrenia 8:30-9:30 / LGBTI and Chairperson(s): Jutta Lindert - EUPHA (PMH) minorities Endoume 3 Community Mental Health Care in Italy: Basaglia's ashes in the wind of the crisis of the last decade Mauro Giovanni Carta - Italy EUPHA (PMH) Improving access to integrated mental health services in community-based settings in Portugal Graça Cardoso - Portugal Toward a Better Living with Schizophrenia, Viviane Kovess-Masfety - France Effect of family psychoeducation and access to information on illness negative perceptions: a study on French families of persons experiencing schizophrenia, Murielle Villani - France Fri 22nd L . Health 4.L. Pitch presentations: Innovative care for older adults 8:30-9:30 assessments / Chairperson(s): Els Maeckelberghe - Netherlands Elderly care / Ratonneau Cancer The Nordic @geing Online project: Co-creating a social application together with older adults Johanna Nordmyr - Finland EUPHA (PMH) Neighborhood walkability related to knee and low back pain for older people: A multilevel analysis Daichi Okabe - Japan Interrupted time series analyses on the effect on integrated care among the older population Janne Agerholm - Sweden Assessments, evolutions and transformations in French nursing homes, Tiba Delespierre - France In-home monitoring evaluation by home-dwelling older adults, caregivers and healthcare providers Valérie Santschi - Switzerland MAIN CONFERENCE Friday 22 November Impact of integrated care on the use of emergency care among older people in Stockholm County Megan Doheny - Sweden Factors associated with uptake of abdominal aortic aneurysm screening by older men living in Scotland Kalonde Kasengele - United Kingdom Impact of a community respiratory service on emergency hospital admissions, Kate Levin - United Kingdom
Fri 22nd M . Healthy 4.M. Pitch presentations: Food, nutrition and diet 8:30-9:30 living, food and Chairperson(s): Christopher Birt - EUPHA (FN), Sabrina Ionata Granheim - Norway nutrition Marseilleveyre The European FOOD programme (Fighting Obesity through Offer and Demand), Nolwenn Bertrand - Belgium Eating habits trajectories of students using university canteens, Valentina Lorenzoni - Italy Energy drink consumption pattern among university students in North East England Shelina Visram - United Kingdom Health impact of substituting red meat by fish: addressing variability in risk-benefit assessments Sofie Theresa Thomsen - Denmark Macro- and micro-nutrient intake among Hungarian general and Roma adults, Erand Llanaj - Hungary
40 TIME, LOCATION TRACK PARALLEL SESSION 4 AND ORGANISER Taste and food preferences of the Hungarian Roma population, Judit Diószegi - Hungary A multicentre study of street foods purchased in urban areas of Central Asia: the FEEDCities Project Sofia Sousa - Portugal Could chips and nuts be vector of food-borne outbreaks during happy hour? Francesco Gori - Italy
Fri 22nd N . Health 4.N. Workshop: Health workforce coordination and agency across sectors, organisations 8:30-9:30 information and and professions health literacy Chairperson(s): Ellen Kuhlmann - Germany, Viola Burau - Denmark Samena An international perspective on organisational strategies to foster skill-mix changes in healthcare EUPHA (HWR), Marieke Kroezen - Netherlands EUPHA (HSR) Intersectoral coordination and diabetes prevention: building capacity through professional agency Friday 22 November Viola Burau - Denmark MAIN CONFERENCE Intersectoral coordination and multiprofessional teams: merging primary care and social services Timo Sinervo - Finland Interprofessional collaboration in health promotion: changing tasks as leverage for innovation Loni Ledderer - Denmark
Fri 22nd O . Global 4.O. Pitch presentations: Healthy places 8:30-9:30 health and Chairperson(s): Odile Mekel - EUPHA (HIA), Rabiga Khozhamkul - Kazakhstan environmental Endoume 6 change Community infrastructure to boost social relations: a systematic review Anne-Marie Bagnall - United Kingdom Do perspectives on healthy environment differ between health/social professionals and urban planners? Kristine Mourits - Netherlands Nurse's job satisfaction and organization's innovation propensity: organizational climate in italy Chiara Barchielli - Italy Building bridges: Sustainable Urban Health in Hamburg, 2018, Rainer Fehr - Germany Who, why, when and how do people use urban green spaces? A study of users from 18 parks in France Marion Porcherie - France School environment and obesity in primary schools . An analysis of the WHO European COSI in Austria Anna Lena Aufschnaiter - Austria Deterioration of housing environment and mental health of asylum seekers – a multi-level analysis Amir Mohsen Mohsenpour - Germany Prevalence of home smoking bans in six European cities: a repeated cross-sectional study (2013-2016) Daniela Anastasi - Italy
41 TIME, LOCATION TRACK PARALLEL SESSION 4 AND ORGANISER Fri 22nd P . Data, 4.P. Oral presentations: Innovative approaches to professionalism, communication and care 8:30-9:30 evidence and Chairperson(s): Pernille Tanggaard - Denmark, Nana Folmann Hempler - Denmark practice Mounine Differences in attitudes of medical and dental students about e-professionalism on social media Tea Vukusic Rukavina - Croatia A MOOC to disseminate key concepts related to the future challenges of the French health system Cécile You - France Evaluation of communication skills among physicians: A systematic review of existing assessment tools Vincent Gosselin Boucher - Canada Use of voice messaging via mobile phone to communicate female adolescents in Bangladeshi urban slum Mohammad Shah - United States MANTRA: a serious game improving knowledge of maternal and neonatal health and geohazards in Nepal Patty Kostkova - United Kingdom
Fri 22nd Q . Health 4.Q. Pitch presentations: Work participation and sickness absence 8:30-9:30 workforce / Chairperson(s): Guido Van Hal - Belgium Health at work Morgiou Creating national guidelines for assessing functional and work capacity of recently settled persons Misha Henriksson - Finland The relation between hearing loss and sustainable employability of teachers Arnold Schriemer - Netherlands Goal-focused group intervention; sustainable health improvement but no effect on work participation MAIN CONFERENCE Friday 22 November Nils Fleten - Norway Work stress, migration background and risk of long-term sickness absence in Denmark Reiner Rugulies - Denmark Socioeconomic differences in paid sickness allowances in Finland, Jenni Blomgren - Finland Work participation trajectories in 1098748 Finns: determinants and the incidence of sickness absence Tea Lallukka - Finland Sickness absences among young employees in private and public sectors, Jurgita Narusyte - Sweden Organizational climate and work commitment as predictor of 10-year registered sickness absence Kristina Holmgren - Sweden
Fri 22nd T . Digital public 4.T. The European mHealth Knowledge and Innovations Hub 8:30-9:30 health
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42 TIME, LOCATION POSTER WALKS AND ORGANISER Fri 22nd 4.R. Poster walk: Infectious diseases control between policy and epidemiology 8:30-9:30 Chairperson(s): Ricardo Mexia - Portugal, Kris Bevelander - Netherlands
Garden Level 4 .R .2 Tuberculosis screening for foreign students change: good saving and bad idea? Laurent Gerbaud - France 4 .R .3 Healthcare workers and measles outbreaks in Italy: is it time to act? A systematic review, Corrado De Vito - Italy 4 .R .4 Monitoring measles outbreaks using emergency department data in France, Guilhem Noel - France 4 .R .5 Assessement of the influenza burden in nursing homes during two influenza seasons Delphine Hequet - Switzerland 4 .R .6 Characteristics of hospitalizations with influenza diagnosis, France, 2012-2017, Mathilde Pivette - France 4 .R .7 Epidemiology of pertussis in Tunisia; results of five years 2013-2017, Hind Bouguerra - Tunisia 4 .R .8 Prevalence and risk factors of hepatitis B in Tunisia, Aicha Lahchaichi - Tunisia 4 .R .9 Human papillomavirus infections and cervical cancer screening in Tunisian women, Hind Bouguerra - Tunisia 4 .R .11 Invasive pneumococcal disease in Latvia seven years after PCV10 introduction, Larisa Savrasova - Latvia Friday 22 November 4 .R .13 Overview of three-year trends of antimicrobial consumption and resistance in Sicilian hospitals MAIN CONFERENCE Martina Barchitta - Italy 4 R. .15 Community use of antibiotics and development of bacterial resistance: a case-control study in Italy Gianluigi Ferrante - Italy
Fri 22nd 4.S. Poster walk: Health outcomes and social determinants 8:30-9:30 Chairperson(s): Johannes Siegrist - Germany, Nicos Middleton - Cyprus
Level 1 4 .S .1 Changes in disease burden in Poland, 1990-2017: a systematic analysis for the GBD Study 2017 Maria Ganczak - Poland 4 .S .2 Daylight saving time and acute myocardial infarction: a meta-analysis, Maria Elena Flacco - Italy 4 .S 4. Association of nationality and education with oral health: a screening programme in Northern Italy Massimo Del Pin - Italy 4 .S .5 Monitoring inequalities in self-rated health over 36 years among Finnish women and men Eero Lahelma - Finland 4 .S .6 Welfare state impact on mental wellbeing of the oldest old in Europe: A multilevel survey data study Jorid Kalseth - Norway 4 .S .7 Changes in mortality inequalities by marital status in Lithuania during 2001-2014, Skirmante Sauliune - Lithuania 4 .S .9 Public health monitoring in Sweden focusing on inequality – a developmental work, Karin Engström - Sweden 4 .S .10 Development of a barometer to display and monitor health and wellbeing on the neighborhood level Kristina Hoffmann - Germany 4 .S .11 The applicability of methods for assessing comorbidities: The Cumulative Illness Rating Scale (CIRS) Margherita Napolitani - Italy 4 .S .12 Population health indicators availability at regional level across the European Union, Claudia Costa - Portugal 4 .S .13 How to build and share an experiential knowledge in public health? Anne Laurent - France
43 TIME, LOCATION PLENARY SESSION AND ORGANISER Fri 22nd Plenary 3: Bridging towards the future of public health in Europe (I) . Where can and should we go from here? 9:40-10:40 Moderators: Isabel de la Mata, Principal Adviser for Health and Crisis Management, DG SANTE, European Commission, Natasha Azzopardi Muscat, President EUPHA Plenary Hall (Palais des Speakers/Panellists: Événements) • Anne Bucher, Director-General, Directorate-General for Health and Food Safety (DG SANTE), European Commission • Liisa-Maria Voipio-Pulkki, Director General Strategic Affairs and Chief Medical Officer, Ministry of Social Affairs and Health,Finland EC, EUPHA • Dineke Zeegers Paget, Executive Director EUPHA • Sara McQuinn, Co-ordinator EUPHAnxt TIME, LOCATION TRACK PARALLEL SESSION 5 AND ORGANISER Fri 22nd A . Solidarity in 5.A. Pitch presentations: Place and other social determinants of health disparities 11:10-12:10 health Chairperson(s): Vasiliki Kiparoglou - United Kingdom, Stéphanie Tubert-Jeannin - France
Les Goudes 2 Rural primary care: a scoping review, Mark Bosmans - Netherlands Assessment of the spatial accessibility to health professionals at French census block level, Fei Gao - France Levelling the Playing Fields: A Pilot Intervention, Stephanie Alexander - France Health care in Amazon communities for education and awareness about health in low resource settings José Anibale Rodrigues Jr - Brazil Multi-morbidity in Ghanaian migrants in Europe and residents in Ghana: the RODAM study Kerstin Klipstein-Grobusch - Netherlands Income inequality in disability-free life expectancy in Denmark, Henrik Brønnum-Hansen - Denmark MAIN CONFERENCE Friday 22 November Social networks as a public health tool - “Non-smoking bars and restaurants”, Andˉ elka Grujicˇic´ - Serbia Fri 22nd B . Migration 5.B. Workshop: Bridging the health divide across the Mediterranean Sea An agenda for 11:10-12:10 and health Public Health Research & Policy Chairperson(s): Yves Charpak - France, Bettina Borisch - Switzerland Callelongue gradin Setting the Scene: The Health Divide across the Mediterranean Sea: Epidemiology, Health Systems & International Governance, Natasha Azzopardi Muscat - EUPHA SFSP, EUPHA, On going transition in Maghreb Health Systems . Sustainability of tentative support from external partners WFPHA (donors, EU and UN agencies), Miloud Kaddar - Algeria Maghreb health systems and European health systems: so different? Guillaume Dedet - France Brain drain in human resources in Maghreb countries and the need for ethical code of conduct on this matter . Migrations issues’ challenges in Maghreb Health systems, Belgacem Sabri - Tunisia Needs for public health collaborations going far beyond health care systems to address majors health threat, increasing pressure from global life style and environment risks factors, collaboration in health promotion and education, advocacy, Djamel Zoughailech - Algeria Concluding Observations and Remarks, Natasha Azzopardi Muscat - EUPHA
44 TIME, LOCATION TRACK PARALLEL SESSION 5 AND ORGANISER Fri 22nd C . Digital 5.C. Organized by DPH Conference. This session is held with 5.T. in Les Goudes 1 11:10-12:10 applications in health
Fri 22nd D . European and 5.D. Workshop: Paving the path to the health systems of the future 11:10-12:10 global health Moderator: Anne-Marie Yazbeck, CHAFEA
Sormiou • EU tools to support health system reforms - Loukianos Gatzoulis, DG SANTE • Technical support / twinning - Sonia Mueller, VIGOUR Chafea, EUPHA, • Financing support - Dita Protopopová, Mental Healthcare reform project, Ministry of Health, Czech Republic DG Sante Friday 22 November Fri 22nd E . Public health 5.E. Skills building seminar: Making the elevator pitch work: how to convince a MAIN CONFERENCE 11:10-12:10 policy and policymaker in less than 2 minutes politics Chairperson(s): Dineke Zeegers Paget - EUPHA, Maaike Droogers - EUPHA Endoume 1 Panelists EUPHA, Anne-Marie Yazbeck - CHAFEA EUPHAnxt Ivan Erzen - Slovenia
Fri 22nd F . Maternal, 5.F. Pitch presentations: Sexual life, sexual health and gender: connecting the dots 11:10-12:10 child and Chairperson(s): Arjan van der Star - EUPHA (SGMH), Lara Tavoschi - Italy adolescent Endoume 2 health Does Sense make sense? Mixed methods study of a Dutch sexual health program Rosa Joosten - Netherlands Sexuality education in Europe – An assessment of the current state, challenges and good practice Laura Brockschmidt - Germany PrEP users among Lisbon MSM Cohort participants – A first look after PrEP implementation in Portugal Francisco Fernandes - Portugal Prevalence of gonorrhea and chlamydia in a community clinic for Men who Have Sex with Men in Portugal Sofia Ribeiro - Portugal How to reach migrant transgender women in Paris? An example of collaborative sexual health action Antoine Deslandes - France Gender-specific health literacy of individuals with a migrant background: A mixed-method approach Angela Aldin - Germany
45 TIME, LOCATION TRACK PARALLEL SESSION 5 AND ORGANISER Fri 22nd G . Chronic 5.G. Pitch presentations: Cardiovascular risk factors 11:10-12:10 diseases Chairperson(s): Róza Ádány - EUPHA (PHG)
Endoume 4 Identifying patients at risk of readmission for heart failure in the French national claim database Panayotis Constantinou - France Role of nurses to improve self-care in heart failure patients: a systematic review and meta-analysis Azzurra Massimi - Italy Cardiovascular disease risk factors of military: A comparative assessment with civilians Bienvenu Bongue - France Cardiovascular hospitalisation before and during the financial crisis among occupations in Taiwan Yu-Hung Chang - Taiwan Socioeconomic Inequalities in Cardiovascular Risk Factors in Turkey, 2008-2016, Erdem Erkoyun - Turkey Risk of cardiovascular diseases after breast cancer: an analysis on a cohort of 1 .3 million women Fulvio Ricceri - Italy Long working hours and mortality in Central and Eastern Europe: the HAPIEE study Hynek Pikhart - Czech Republic The Role of Niacin in Cardiovascular Disease Prevention: A Systematic Review and Meta-analysis Elvira D'Andrea - Italy Fri 22nd H . Health 5.H. Workshop: Transferring innovation in health systems: The role of national mirror 11:10-12:10 services groups research, Chairperson(s): Natasha Azzopardi Muscat - EUPHA, Karine Chevreul - France Riou systems and MAIN CONFERENCE Friday 22 November economics The need for a transformation health systems research programme in Europe, Walter Ricciardi - WFPHA TO REACH Learning between European health systems: the nature of the challenge, Nick Fahy - United Kingdom Consortium, The achievements of the ToREACH project and next steps, Sabrina Montante - Belgium EUPHA Coriine Alberti - France Matthias Wismar - European Observatory Fri 22nd I . Infectious 5.I. Skills building seminar: How to improve vaccination coverage in the European Union? 11:10-12:10 diseases control Chairperson(s): Josep Figueras - European Observatory, Isabel de La Mata - European Commission - DG Sante
Endoume 5 Recent European Union (EU) initiatives to support national vaccination efforts Isabel de La Mata - European Commission - DG Sante EC, Observatory Vaccination programmes and health systems in the European Union . Report of the Expert Panel on effective ways of investing in Health, Martin McKee - United Kingdom State of vaccine confidence in the European Union in 2018, Emilie Karafillakis -United Kingdom The organization and delivery of vaccination services in the European Union Bernd Rechel - European Observatory Vaccination coverage in the European Union, Lucia Pastore Celentano - Sweden
46 TIME, LOCATION TRACK PARALLEL SESSION 5 AND ORGANISER Fri 22nd K . Mental 5.K. Skills building seminar: Measuring children mental health 11:10-12:10 health / LGBTI Chairperson(s): Viviane Kovess-Masfety - France, Kerry Keyes - United States and minorities Endoume 3 Comparing children mental health across countries: challenges and results Viviane Kovess-Masfety - France EUPHA (PMH) Academic performance in mathematics and reading and self-reported mental health problems in children across Europe, Mathilde Husky - France Psychiatric comorbidity and intellectual disability, Kerry Keyes - United States
Fri 22nd L . Health 5.L. Oral presentations: Risk factors for cancer 11:10-12:10 assessments / Chairperson(s): Stefania Boccia - Italy Elderly care / Friday 22 November MAIN CONFERENCE Ratonneau Cancer Smokeless tobacco and waterpie use and risk of lunbg cancer, Priyamvada Paudyal - United Kingdom Mapping variation in breast cancer screening: Where to intervene? Cindy Padilla - France Clinical and policy contexts for cancer care: Evidence from Denmark, Ireland and Ontario (Canada) Maureen Seguin - United Kingdom The positive effect of workplace accommodations on employment five years after a cancer diagnosis Caroline Alleaume - France
Fri 22nd M . Healthy 5.M. Pitch presentations: Nutrition and food safety 11:10-12:10 living, food and Chairperson(s): Tatjana Buzeti - EUPHA (FN), Delphine Amstutz - Switzerland nutrition Marseilleveyre Children’s food intake in relation to preschool-level facilitators and barriers of healthy nutrition Reetta Lehto - Finland How does education affect diet in women? A comparison between Central and Southern Europe cohorts Antonella Agodi - Italy Impact of Danish ban of industrial produced trans fatty acids on serum cholesterol levels 1993 – 2006 Kirsten Schroll Bjørnsbo - Denmark Ultra-processed food intake and risk of type 2 diabetes in a French cohort of middle-aged adults Bernard Srour - France Effects of salt reduction on cardiovascular risk factors . The STRIVE-study, Ulla Toft - Denmark A future for all to INHERIT: taking integrated action on the environment, health and equity Caroline Costongs - EuroHealthNet Dietary pesticide exposure profiles in the NutriNet-Santé cohort,Pauline Rebouillat - France
47 TIME, LOCATION TRACK PARALLEL SESSION 5 AND ORGANISER Fri 22nd N . Health 5.N. Round table: Health literacy and life skills: children and adolescents’ tools for health 11:10-12:10 information and promotion health literacy Chairperson(s): Luís Saboga-Nunes - EUPHA (HP), Carine Simar - France Samena French validation of a measurement scale of life skills for children, Carine Simar - France EUPHA (HP) Portuguese cultural adaptation and validation of the European Health Literacy Survey (HLS-EU) for children aged 9 to 10 (HLS-EU-PTc), Luís Saboga-Nunes - EUPHA (HP) Health Literacy questionnaire development for 9 and 10 years old: a discussion of assessment tools! Alcinda Reis - Portugal
Fri 22nd O . Global 5.O. Workshop: Climate change and energy issues in our life-course and our environment 11:10-12:10 health and Chairperson(s): Peter Van Den Hazel - EUPHA (ENV), Marija Jevtic - EUPHA (ENV) environmental Endoume 6 change Climate and energy issues as preconditions for health and well being, Marija Jevtic - EUPHA (ENV) Impacts of transboundary coal air pollution from Balkan region to European public health EUPHA (ENV) Vlatka Matkovic Puljic - Belgium Healthy schools, healthy children – achieving climate-friendly and health promoting buildings for future generations, Anne Stauffer - Belgium How to frame our behaviour in order to limit climate change? Peter Van Den Hazel - EUPHA (ENV) MAIN CONFERENCE Friday 22 November Fri 22nd P . Data, 5.P. Pitch presentations: Prepare, prevent and protect 11:10-12:10 evidence and Chairperson(s): Fabiana Rubba - Italy, Maria Filomena Correia - Portugal practice Mounine Development of a European Public Health Emergency Preparedness Training Toolkit, Stefano Guicciardi - Italy Heat Waves and occupational injuries: the importance of a consistent working definition Matteo Riccò - Italy Google Trends and forecasting of influenza epidemics in Lithuania, Donatas Austys - Lithuania Socioeconomic Status, Health Inequalities, and Solidarity Trends in a Mass Vaccination Campaign Aviad Tur-Sinai - Israel A practical composite risk score for the development of HUS from STEC infection Christopher Carroll - Ireland Impact of safety-engineered devices (SEDs) on the prevention of percutaneous injuries Jacopo Garlasco - Italy Rabies vaccination strategies in a western country: a cost evaluation, Anita Suijkerbuijk - Netherlands
48 TIME, LOCATION TRACK PARALLEL SESSION 5 AND ORGANISER Fri 22nd Q . Health 5.Q. Workshop: Health workforce meets HSR: Tackling regional inequalities in health 11:10-12:10 workforce / service provision Health at work Chairperson(s): Judith de Jong - EUPHA (HSR), Ellen Kuhlmann - Germany Morgiou Rural and urban general practice: a comparison in 34 countries, Peter Groenewegen - Netherlands EUPHA (HSR), Regional shortages in a small country: how to provide the right care in the right place? EUPHA (HWR) Johan Hansen - Netherlands eHealth solutions to regional shortages in the health workforce, Luis Lapao - Portugal
Fri 22nd T . Digital public 5.T. DPH Plenary Session: The Challenges of Implementing Healthcare Technology and 11:10-12:10 health Innovation across Europe and Beyond
Les Goudes 1 Heli Laarmann, Ministry of Social Affairs - Estonia
Rodolphe Thiebaut, University of Bordeaux Friday 22 November - France MAIN CONFERENCE DPH Conference Clayton Hamilton, WHO EURO Umair Shah, Harris County Public Health - United States
TIME, LOCATION POSTER WALKS AND ORGANISER Fri 22nd 5.R. Poster walk: Digital health and social media 11:10-12:10 Chairperson(s): Kate Honeyford - United Kingdom
Garden Level 5 .R .2 Commuter e-bike use is associated with increased total physical activity over time, Bruno Chabanas - France 5 .R .3 Using e-health to shorten treatment delay in patients with severe aortic stenosis, Morgane Michel - France 5 .R .4 The use of digital devices in the field of healthcare in Bulgaria, Kristina Kilova - Bulgaria 5 .R .5 Assessment of the e-health system in the Kaunas City Outpatient Clinic, Snieguole Kaseliene - Lithuania 5 .R .7 How effective is AAL? Results from an RCT among older persons in Austria, Kerstin Loeffler -Austria 5 .R .8 Visualising Q - from the bootstrap to interactive graphics, Anthony Staines - Ireland 5 .R .9 Training on health communication and social media: European public health residents’ perceptions Francesca de Nard - Italy 5 .R .10 A digitalized methodology to strengthen health equity: control, influence and participation, Moa Hallmyr - Sweden 5 .R .11 Social network and grief: a text mining analysis, Elisabetta Corvo - United Kingdom 5 .R .12 Media Freedom is the Primary Culprit for Depressive Disorders: A Cross-National Analysis, Yuchun Lin - Taiwan 5 .R .13 Parents and health professionals’ opinions on information tools on mandatory childhood vaccines Pierre Verger - France 5 .R .15 The professional experience of a public health intern: How to promote health through a comic strip Laetitia Leuci - France
49 TIME, LOCATION POSTER WALKS AND ORGANISER Fri 22nd 5.S. Poster walk: Health at work, sickness absence and disability pension 11:10-12:10 Chairperson(s): Kristina Holmgren - Sweden
Level 1 5 .S .1 Empowerment: a key to promote the health of people with disabilities, Séverine Lafitte -France 5 .S .2 How often do partial disability pensioners end up on a full disability pension? Anu Polvinen - Finland 5 .S .3 Sickness absence and disability pension sequences before and after a bicycle crash; a Swedish study Linnea Kjeldgård - Sweden 5 .S .4 Sickness absence trajectories following labour market participation patterns in Catalonia, 2012-2014 Julio Cesar Hernando Rodriguez - Spain 5 .S .5 Sick leave and disability pension before and after breast cancer diagnosis: a Swedish cohort study Lingjing Chen - Sweden 5 .S .8 Effects of a work-stress intervention in Swedish primary care versus treatment as usual: RCT-study Christine Sandheimer - Sweden 5 .S .9 Work disability before and after incident myocardial infarction and subsequent common mental disorder Syed Rahman - Sweden 5 .S .10 Childhood adversities and chronic pain among midlife employees, Aino Salonsalmi - Finland 5 .S .11 Job demands & control among employees in Sweden aged 55-64 and labour market status 11 years later Kristin Farrants - Sweden 5 .S .12 Health inequality and self-employment in South Korea, HyeJin Kim - Korea, South 5 .S .13 Age-group differences in associations of working hour characteristics and short sickness absences Annina Ropponen - Finland 5 .S .14 Gender and psychological distress: contribution of work-family balance, Satu Viertiö - Finland MAIN CONFERENCE Friday 22 November
TIME ORGANISER JOIN THE NETWORKS MEETINGS (for room allocation check p. 15) Fri 22nd 12:30-13:30 EUPHA (HTA) Health technology assessment: join the network Fri 22nd 12:30-13:30 EUPHA (INJ) Injury prevention and safety promotion: join the network Fri 22nd 12:30-13:30 EUPHA (IDC) Infectious diseases control: join the network Fri 22nd 12:30-13:30 EUPHA (PHG) Public health genomics: join the network Fri 22nd 12:30-13:30 EUPHA (PMH) Public mental health: join the network Fri 22nd 12:30-13:30 EUPHA (URB) Urban public health: join the network Fri 22nd 12:30-13:30 EUPHA (HIA) Health impact assessment: join the network Fri 22nd 12:30-13:30 EUPHA (HWR) Health workforce research: join the network Fri 22nd 12:30-13:30 EUPHA (EPI) Public health epidemiology: join the network Fri 22nd 12:30-13:30 EUPHA (PHMR) Public health monitoring and reporting: join the network Fri 22nd 12:30-13:30 EUPHA (CHR) Chronic diseases: join the network
50 TIME, LOCATION LUNCH SYMPOSIUM AND ORGANISER Fri 22nd Working together: The EU 3rd Health Programme as the enabler towards success 12:30-13:30 Moderator: Dineke Zeegers Paget, Executive Director, EUPHA
Endoume 1 Speakers/Panellists: Donata Meroni, Chafea EU Health Programme DG SANTE Tit Albreht, 3 joint actions on Cancer and CHAFEA, Christos Hadjichristodoulou, EU HEALTHY GATEWAYS joint action European Andrea Pavlickova, Scirocco Exchange Integrated care and health systems reforms Commission Anne Sophie Lapointe, European Reference Networks
TIME, LOCATION PLENARY SESSION AND ORGANISER Fri 22nd Plenary 4: Bridging towards the future of public health in Europe (II). Can we and how do we ensure Health Friday 22 November MAIN CONFERENCE 13:40-14:40 in All EU Policies? Moderators: Josep Figueras, Director European Observatory on Health Systems and Policies Plenary Hall (Palais des Keynote speaker/Panellists: Événements) • Anne Bucher, Director-General, Directorate-General for Health and Food Safety (DG SANTE), European Commission • Scott L Greer, Professor Health Management and Policy, University of Michigan, United States Observatory, • John Middleton, President Association of Schools of Public Health in the European Region (ASPHER) ASPHER
TIME, LOCATION TRACK PARALLEL SESSION 6 AND ORGANISER Fri 22nd A . Solidarity in 6.A. Oral presentations: Ferenc Bojan: young investigator award session 14:50-15:50 health Chairperson(s): Julian Mamo - Malta, Iveta Nagyova - EUPHA (CHR)
Les Goudes 2 Health coach online - health benefits on the citizens terms, Moa Kuitunen - Sweden Egg consumption and risk of total and cause-specific mortality in a Mediterranean population Licia Iacoviello - Italy Nutritional quality of food consumed (graded by the FSAm-NPS / Nutri-Score) and mortality in Europe Mélanie Deschasaux - France Consumption of ultra-processed foods and the risk of overweight, obesity, and weight trajectories Bernard Srour - France Relationship between sleep patterns and multimorbidity in the Canadian Longitudinal Study on Aging Saverio Stranges - Canada
51 TIME, LOCATION TRACK PARALLEL SESSION 6 AND ORGANISER Fri 22nd B . Migration 6.B. Pitch presentations: Health of refugees in Europe 14:50-15:50 and health Chairperson(s): Santino Severoni - WHO EURO, Kalonde Kasengele - United Kingdom
Callelongue Difference in access to health care for newly arrived refugees in Germany: a natural quasi-experiment gradin Judith Wenner - Germany Explaining healthcare among unaccompanied minor refugees: a realist review, Hanna-Sophie Ulrich - Germany Contraceptive use among undocumented migrant women seen by Médecins du Monde in the Humanitarian Hub, Felipe Rojas Lopez - Belgium Injuries of adult asylum seekers in Finland: results of the 2018 TERTTU-health and well-being survey Ferdinand Garoff - Finland Health of asylum seeker children in Finland: a total population health examination survey (TERTTU) Natalia Skogberg - Finland Chronic pain and migration-related factors among Syrian refugees: a cross-sectional study Elisabeth Strømme - Norway Antonovsky meets Honneth or: The sense of coherence and intersubjective forms of recognition Ulrike Garstenauer - Austria Contexts between mental health of fledged people and compassion competence in the care Sabine Steiner - Austria Fri 22nd C . Digital 6.C. Oral presentations: The impact of digital technologies on health management 14:50-15:50 applications in Chairperson(s): Anna Odone - Italy, Constance Boissin - Sweden health Callelongue The impact of Internet use on mental wellbeing and health behaviours among persons with disability MAIN CONFERENCE Friday 22 November parterre Mariusz Duplaga - Poland An automatic platform to monitor Web 2 .0 presence of Healthcare Providers in Italy Angelo D'ambrosio - Italy Identifying and describing a model region to evaluate the impact of telemedicine, Lorenz Harst - Germany Health and web for women: preliminary results of “SEI Donna” survey, Loredana Covolo - Italy Short-term and long-term effectiveness of an e-coaching application; the INHERIT project Pania Karnaki - Greece
Fri 22nd D . European and 6.D. Round table: Measuring values: enhancing how WHO monitors and reports on health 14:50-15:50 global health and well-being Chairperson(s): Nick Fahy - United Kingdom Sormiou Jane South - United Kingdom WHO EURO Glenn Laverack - Switzerland Mark Hanson - United Kingdom Scott Greer - United States
52 TIME, LOCATION TRACK PARALLEL SESSION 6 AND ORGANISER Fri 22nd E . Public health 6 .E . Workshop: Population attributable fraction: methodologies, utilization and translations into 14:50-15:50 policy and public health messages politics Chairperson(s): Julie Gaillot - France Endoume 1 Population Perception and Estimated Contribution of Lifestyle and Environmental Factors on the National IARC, INCa Burden of Cancer in France, Isabelle Soerjomataram - France Fri 22nd F . Maternal, 6.F. Pitch presentations: Maternal and perinatal health 14:50-15:50 child and Chairperson(s): Sonia Saxena - United Kingdom, Natia Skhvitaridze - Georgia adolescent Endoume 2 health Effects of maternity waiting homes on perinatal deaths in an Ethiopian hospital .A case-control study Sofia Zanovello - Italy Breatsfeeding supression in a Spanish referral hospital (2011-17): a retrospective cohort study Anna Llupià i García - Spain Friday 22 November Dietary patterns and gestational weight gain: evidence from the “Mamma & Bambino” cohort MAIN CONFERENCE Andrea Maugeri - Italy Tobacco smoking in pregnant women: fifty years of evolution in France,Nolwenn Regnault - France Monitoring Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder during the neonatal period in France, Nolwenn Regnault - France Deprivation & preterm birth predict speech & language at 27-30 months among 26,341 British children, Daniela Ene - United Kingdom Adverse pregnancy outcomes and long-term risk of maternal renal disease: a systematic review Peter Barrett - Ireland Fri 22nd G . Chronic 6.G. Pitch presentations: Trends in diabetes and hypertension management 14:50-15:50 diseases Chairperson(s): Charles Agyemang - Netherlands, Jade Soh - Singapore
Endoume 4 The Entred 3 study: a national representative sample of people with diabetes, 3rd edition-France-2019 Valerie Henry - France Trends of diabetes-delated preventable hospitalizations in an italian region from 2006 to 2015 Fabrizio Cedrone - Italy Motivation for change, cornerstone of diabetes self-management in patients with type 2 diabetes Marija Jevtic - EUPHA (ENV) Peer support for socially vulnerable citizens with diabetes: Bridging the gap to the health system Stine Dandanell Garn - Denmark Trends by gender and predictors of diabetes-related amputations: an Italian regional analysis, Piera Scampoli - Italy Trends in diabetes prevalence, awareness, treatment, control in Yangon, Myanmar between 2004-2014 Wai Phyo Aung - Norway Prevalence of hypertension and diabetes in Finland by different data sources, Päivikki Koponen - Finland Education and hypertension in the CONSTANCES cohort: which factors mediate this association? Lola Neufcourt - France
53 TIME, LOCATION TRACK PARALLEL SESSION 6 AND ORGANISER Fri 22nd H . Health 6.H. Workshop: Quality strategies in European health systems: assessing their nature, use 14:50-15:50 services and effectiveness research, Chairperson(s): Ewout Van Ginneken - Germany, Niek Klazinga - Netherlands Riou systems and economics Understanding quality of care and analyzing different strategies to assure and improve it Observatory Reinhard Busse - Germany Key components of international and European governance for quality of care, Willy Palm - Belgium Regulation of health care professionals as a quality strategy, Dimitra Panteli - Germany External institutional strategies for health care organizations as a quality strategy, Elke Berger - Germany “Pay for Quality” (P4Q) as a quality strategy, Wilm Quentin - Germany Fri 22nd I . Infectious 6.I. Pitch presentations: Vaccination policy and infectious diseases 14:50-15:50 diseases control Chairperson(s): Michael Edelstein - United Kingdom, Hikombo Hitoto - France
Endoume 5 Increasing HPV vaccination uptake among adolescents: A Systematic Review, Chiara de Waure - EUPHA (HTA) Knowledge and attitudes about Human Papillomavirus and its prevention in Italian students, 2018 Federico Romanese - Italy Awareness of HPV and drivers of HPV vaccine uptake among university students in Italy, Marco Fonzo - Italy Determinants of the intention to vaccinate with MMR among pregnant women from the City of Rome Annalisa Rosso - Italy Measles outbreak at the Val Thorens ski station, France, 2019, Elise Brottet - France Measles outbreak in a public hospital, Szczecin, Poland, January 2019 Cyrus Alain Koenig - France Screening for tuberculosis among newly arrived migrants in France . Results from a practice study MAIN CONFERENCE Friday 22 November Nicolas Vignier - France HCV test&treat in Milan prisons-an effective strategy for microelimination and health gaps reduction Lara Tavoschi - Italy Fri 22nd K . Mental 6.K. Workshop: Addressing the mental health needs of lesbian, gay, bisexual, and 14:50-15:50 health / LGBTI transgender populations and minorities Chairperson(s): John Pachankis - United States, Arjan van der Star - EUPHA (SGMH) Endoume 3 Web-based training and supervision for LGBT-affirmative mental health practice: A randomized controlled EUPHA (SGMH) trial, Corina Lelutiu-Weinberger - United States Reduction in mental health treatment utilization among transgender individuals after gender-affirming surgeries: A total population study, Richard Bränström - EUPHA (SGMH) Well Being of Older Gay and Bisexual Men and Women in England: Results of a Cross-Sectional Population Based Study, Igor Grabovac - Austria The role of country-level structural stigma on sexual orientation disclosure and discrimination in health care settings among lesbian, gay, and bisexuals across Europe, John Pachankis - United States
54 TIME, LOCATION TRACK PARALLEL SESSION 6 AND ORGANISER Fri 22nd L . Health 6.L. Round table: Substance use disorders (SUD) 14:50-15:50 assessments / Chairperson(s): Jutta Lindert - EUPHA (PMH), Martin McKee - United Kingdom Elderly care / Ratonneau Cancer Martin McKee – United Kingdom Laurène Collard – France EUPHA (PMH) Henrique Barros – France Jutta Lindert - Germany
Fri 22nd M . Healthy 6.M. Pitch presentations: Health behaviours 14:50-15:50 living, food Chairperson(s): Eric Breton - France, Donatas Austys - Lithuania and nutrition Marseilleveyre Healthy behaviours and risk of all-cause mortality, Jouni Lahti - Finland Smoking among immigrants in Norway, results from the Living Condition Survey among immigrants 2016 Friday 22 November Marte Kjøllesdal - Norway MAIN CONFERENCE Is problematic Internet use associated with substance use among youth? A systematic review Stéphanie Lanthier-Labonté - Canada Whole systems approaches to obesity and other complex public health challenges: a systematic review Anne-Marie Bagnall - United Kingdom Electronic cigarette use and smoking reduction – longitudinal data from CONSTANCES cohort study Ramchandar Gomajee - France Combined healthy lifestyle factors and risk of all-cause and cardiovascular first hospitalization Licia Iacoviello - Italy
Fri 22nd N . Health 6.N. Skills building seminar: Innovative future meal services targeting old people in Europe 14:50-15:50 information and Chairperson(s): Enni Mertanen - Finland, Lise Justesen - Denmark health literacy Samena An innovative rehabilitating meals-on-wheels service for frail old people, Anette Due - Denmark The Breakfast Club – co-creational meal practices as rehabilitation strategies in nursing homes EUPHA (FN) Lise Justesen - Denmark More variable food and nutrition services for young old, Enni Mertanen - Finland
Fri 22nd O . Global 6.O. Workshop: Greening the European Public Health conferences, and beyond 14:50-15:50 health and Chairperson(s): Rainer Fehr - Germany, Peter Van Den Hazel - EUPHA (ENV) environmental Endoume 6 change Greening the European Public Health conferences – The Green Club, Julian Mamo - Malta Using the WHO EURO checklist for healthy and sustainable meetings, Dineke Zeegers Paget - EUPHA EUPHA, EUPHA Towards quantifying CO2 emissions from EPH conference travel, Rainer Fehr - Germany (HIA), EUPHA (ENV)
55 TIME, LOCATION TRACK PARALLEL SESSION 6 AND ORGANISER Fri 22nd P . Data, 6.P. Workshop: The Danish MAMAACT trial as an example for discussing evaluation 14:50-15:50 evidence and methods in complex interventions practice Chairperson(s): Sarah Fredsted Villadsen - Denmark, Helle Johnsen - Denmark Mounine Differences in stillbirth and infant mortality by maternal country of birth and descent in Denmark University of Trine Damsted Rasmussen - Denmark Copenhagen What can we learn from the national implementation of The MAMAACT intervention? Helle Johnsen - Denmark Ethnic disparity in health literacy related to interaction with the health care provider Sarah Fredsted Villadsen - Denmark
Fri 22nd Q . Health 6.Q. Workshop: Health Literacy in the workplace: from health literate organizations to 14:50-15:50 workforce / resilient individuals Health at work Chairperson(s): Luís Saboga-Nunes - EUPHA (HP), Carine Simar - France Morgiou Health literacy and ehealth tools to improve quality of life, Luís Saboga-Nunes - EUPHA (HP) EUPHA (HP) From health care hospitals to health literate organizations: the case of health literacy of health workers in Brazil, Luís Saboga-Nunes - EUPHA (HP) Migration and integration: the case of health literacy (HLS-EU-PT) as a foundation to promote cultural sensitiveness, Alcinda Reis - Portugal Communicating with migrants: children's health literacy, digital technology, health promotion tools MAIN CONFERENCE Friday 22 November Alcinda Reis - Portugal Health literacy and physical activity as buffers to counter act work related stress Luís Saboga-Nunes - EUPHA (HP)
Fri 22nd T . Digital public 6.T. Oral presentations: DPH - Digital public health conference 14:50-15:50 health Meet Industrial Design and Geoscience: a Survey on Data-Driven Research to Promote Public Health and Les Goudes 1 Vitality, Xipei Ren - Netherlands Assessing the relationship between various climatic risk factors and mosquito abundance in Recife, Brazil DPH Conference Anwar Musah - United Kingdom Prediction of ZIKA Virus Suitability in Recife (Brazil) using Online Extreme Learning and Neural Networks Adrian Rubio-Solis - Mexico Spatio-temporal analysis of flu-related drugs uptake in an online cohort in England Daniela Perrotta - United Kingdom
56 TIME, LOCATION TRACK PARALLEL SESSION 6 AND ORGANISER Fri 22nd 6.R. Poster walk: Mother and child health 14:50-15:50 Chairperson(s): Danielle Jansen - EUPHA (CAPH), Karin Boode - Netherlands
Garden Level 6 .R .1 Preterm delivery is associated with long-term risk of maternal renal disease, Peter Barrett - Ireland 6 .R .2 Global trends in incidence and mortality of neonatal encephalopathy due to birth asphyxia and trauma Kathryn Lau - United States 6 .R .4 Breastfeeding and Birth mode: comparative analysis between elective and in-labor caesarean section Margherita Napolitani - Italy 6 .R .5 Maternal obesity and severe preeclampsia among immigrant women: a mediation analysis, Elie Azria - France 6 .R .6 Combined effect of adverse childhood experiences and young age on self-harm ideation after birth, Satomi Doi - Japan 6 .R .7 The impact of psychosocial factors on breastfeeding duration in the BaBi cohort study, Germany, Celine Miani - Germany 6 .R .8 Postpartum women’s experience of abuse in childhood, postnatal depression, and thoughts of self-harm Sung-Hyun Cho - Korea, South Friday 22 November 6 .R .9 Prenatal care: missed opportunity for HBV prevention in women of childbearing age in rural Senegal MAIN CONFERENCE Tchadine Djaogol - France 6 .R .10 Perception of health risk linked to environmental factors by pregnant women, MP Sauvant-Rochat - France 6 .R .11 Effect of smoking behaviour before and during pregnancy on Low head circumference at birth, Olga Kharkova - Russia 6 .R .12 Does the over-medicalisation of pregnancy help to improve neonatal outcomes? Claudia Cuccaro - Italy 6 .R .13 Maternal dietary patterns during early pregnancy and birth weight in Japan, Takahiro Yamashita - Japan 6 .R .14 Capacity Building in Nurturing Care in Serbia, Andˉ elka Grujicˇic´ - Serbia 6 .R .15 Breastfeeding-related social media: an online survey of UK mothers’ perceptions, Shelina Visram - United Kingdom Fri 22nd 6.S. Poster walk: Environmental health 14:50-15:50 Chairperson(s): Melanie Boeckmann - Germany, Julia Nowacki - Germany
Level 1 6 .S .1 Household disaster preparedness: a survey research results after the wildfires in Portugal, 2017, Mariana Neto - Portugal 6 .S .2 Monitoring air pollution effects on children for supporting public health policies (MAPEC_LIFE study) Elisabetta Ceretti - Italy 6 .S .3 Neighborhood disparities in stroke and socioeconomic, urban-rural factors using stroke registry, Cindy Padilla - France 6 .S .5 Individual and process factors influencing user’s satisfaction with Housing First services, Sandrine Loubiere - France 6 .S .8 Comprehensive unhealthy lifestyle is associated with alcohol consumption as J-shaped curve Ippei Shimoshikiryo - Japan 6 .S .10 Prenatal exposure of extra vitamin D from fortification and later risk of inflammatory bowel disease Katrine Sidenius Duus - Denmark 6 .S .11 Individual-level high definition spatial distribution of mammography uptake in Geneva (Switzerland) José Luis Sandoval - Switzerland 6 .S .12 Prognostic and Predictive biomarkers in a Mediterranean cohort (Review from Atena Project), Fabiana Rubba - Italy 6 .S .14 Against lead poisoning: effectiveness of housing first and counselling in the home, Remi Laporte - France
57 TIME, LOCATION TRACK PARALLEL SESSION 7 AND ORGANISER Fri 22nd A . Solidarity in 7.A. Workshop: Capacity building in public health in Northern Africa. A common effort to 16:20-17:50 health develop training programmes Chairperson(s): Razvan M Chereches - Romania, Arja Aro - Denmark Les Goudes 2 Strengthening public health research capacity to inform evidence-based policies in Tunisia / CONFIDE Babes-Bolyai Elena Maria Bozdog - Romania University Centres for Evidence-base Public Health in Tunisia- development, tasks and opportunities Cheikhrouhou Fatma - Tunisia Dissemination of the capacity building results - tools adapted to the local context, Kalthoum Kallel - Tunisia How does capacity building in public health work? Insights from the midterm evaluation of the CONFIDE project, Maria Palianopoulou - Denmark Capacity building process – medical curricula implications on the long term, Mohamed Ben Rejeb - Tunisia Fri 22nd B . Migration 7.B. Workshop: Screening infectious diseases amongst migrants in Europe: The diversity of 16:20-17:50 and health policies Chairperson(s): Martin Duracinsky - France, Manish Pareek - United Kingdom Callelongue gradin Community-based testing of migrants for infectious diseases in the UK (COMBAT-ID) Manish Pareek - United Kingdom INSERM A new strategy for screening infectious diseases amongst migrants: the STRADA study Martin Duracinsky - France Screening TB in asylum seekers in Switzerland: comparing chest X-ray and interview-based system Jean-Pierre Zellweger - Switzerland Integrating HBV, HCV and HIV screening in tuberculosis entry screening for migrants in the Netherlands MAIN CONFERENCE Friday 22 November Janneke Bil - Netherlands Fri 22nd C . Digital 7.C. Workshop: Best practice portals for public health policies and interventions 16:20-17:50 applications in Chairperson(s): Yvette Shajanian Zarneh - Germany, Anne-Catherine Viso - France health Callelongue The good practice portal in Germany and considerations towards integrating best evidence parterre Yvette Shajanian Zarneh - Germany Innovative strategies for the implementation of best practices, Djoeke van Dale - Netherlands BZgA, RIVM, Challenges to create an evidence-based programme register in France, Pierre Arwidson - France EuroHealthNet Development and use of best practice portals: a European perspective, Alison Maassen - Belgium Fri 22nd D . European and 7.D. Round table: The new EUPHA strategy 2020-2025: what are the new skills public 16:20-17:50 global health health professionals need Chairperson(s): Dineke Zeegers Paget - EUPHA, Marieke Verschuuren - Netherlands Sormiou The changing context of public health in Europe, Martin McKee - United Kingdom EUPHA EUPHA strategy 2020-2025: Achieving a triple A rating for health in Europe, Natasha Azzopardi Muscat - EUPHA
58 TIME, LOCATION TRACK PARALLEL SESSION 7 AND ORGANISER Panelists: Danijela Stimac Grbic - HDJZ Yves Charpak - SFSP Jorid Grimeland - NOPHA Pasquale Cacciatore - EUPHAnxt Walter Ricciardi - WFPHA Kasia Czabanowska - ASPHER
Fri 22nd E . Public health 7.E. Workshop: Everything you always wanted to know about EU health policy but were 16:20-17:50 policy and afraid to ask politics Chairperson(s): Matthias Wismar - European Observatory Endoume 1 Scott Greer - United States Observatory Holly Jarman - United States Friday 22 November MAIN CONFERENCE Nick Fahy - United Kingdom Willy Palm - Belgium
Fri 22nd F . Maternal, 7.F. Skills building seminar: How can data on adolescents’ health behavior contribute to 16:20-17:50 child and public health policies? Lessons from HBSC adolescent Chairperson(s): Emmanuelle Godeau - France Endoume 2 health Using HBSC data as part of Ireland’s key policy documents: the example of wellbeing EHESP Michal Molcho - Ireland Using data from the HBSC study for evidence-based suicide prevention in Luxembourg Claire van Duin - Luxembourg School Health Research Network Wales: Development, implementation & contributing to public health policy, Gillian Hewitt - United Kingdom Learning from success: implementation & evaluation of a national program, Yossi Harel-Fisch - Israel Biosocial perspectives on adolescent wellbeing: time trends and cross-national patterns Candace Currie - United Kingdom
Fri 22nd G . Chronic 7.G. Implementing cost-effective policies to reduce the burden of alcohol in the European 16:20-17:50 diseases region: national and local experiences? Moderators: Carina Ferreira-Borges, WHO EURO, Nicolas Prisse, MILDECA Endoume 4 Priority policies and current status of alcohol control in the WHO European Region MILDECA, WHO Carina Ferreira-Borges – WHO EURO EURO Promoting the coherence and efficiency of inter-sectorial public action: the experience of implementing minimum unit pricing in Scotland, Louise Feenie - United Kingdom Role of local authorities in the alcohol marketplace, Sara Eklund - Sweden
59 TIME, LOCATION TRACK PARALLEL SESSION 7 AND ORGANISER Challenges in implementing comprehensive marketing alcohol control policies: the community perspective Grazina Belian - Lithuania Rethinking how to strengthen the health system – the Russian experience, Artyom Gil - Russian Federation Experience, challenges and support required by local authorities to implement alcohol control policies Josian Hoareau - France Panel discussion
Fri 22nd H . Health 7 .H . Skills building seminar: Population health monitoring goes upstream to improve the uptake of the 16:20-17:50 services wider health determinants research, Chairperson(s): Nicole Rosenkötter - EUPHA (PHMR), Claudia Costa - Portugal Riou systems and economics Geospatial data sources to produce new evidence for routine population health monitoring EUPHA (PHMR), Claudia Costa - Portugal EUPHA (URB) TEAviisari – benchmarking health promotion capacity-building in Finnish municipalities, Vesa Saaristo - Finland Measuring health and well-being with the help of the community, Greg Williams - United Kingdom Monitoring upstream determinants of dietary health to increase action on nutrition: The INFORMAS initiative, Stefanie Vandevijvere - Belgium
Fri 22nd I . Infectious 7.I. Workshop: Reaching out to engaging the risk groups: online respondent-driven 16:20-17:50 diseases control methods for public health Chairperson(s): Aura Timen - EUPHA (IDC), Anna Thorson - Sweden Endoume 5 MAIN CONFERENCE Friday 22 November Example A: Using online respondent-driven sampling among men who have sex with men in Vietnam RIVM Luis Rocha - United Kingdom Example B: Using online respondent-driven sampling among Moroccan immigrants in the Netherlands Nora Hamdiui - Netherlands Example C: Using online respondent-driven detection for communicable disease control Yannick Helms - Netherlands
Fri 22nd K . Mental 7.K. Workshop: Leaving no one outside: strategies for improving delivery of care 16:20-17:50 health / LGBTI undocumented migrants in Europe and minorities Chairperson(s): Alyna Smith - Belgium Endoume 3 Santino Severoni - WHO EURO PICUM Jeffrey Lazarus - Spain Daniel Lopez-Acuña - Spain Alyna Smith - Belgium
60 TIME, LOCATION TRACK PARALLEL SESSION 7 AND ORGANISER Fri 22nd L . Health 7.L. Workshop: Health in Environmental Impact Assessment: getting serious about primary 16:20-17:50 assessments / prevention Elderly care / Chairperson(s): Piedad Martin-Olmedo - Spain, Peter Van Den Hazel - EUPHA (ENV) Ratonneau Cancer The amended EIA directive creates opportunities for public health, Ben Cave - United Kingdom EUPHA (HIA), Political support for the institutionalization of health assessment within Environmental Impact Assessment EUPHA (ENV) Francisco Javier Rodríguez Rasero - Spain Role of the health sector in EIA, Marco Martuzzi - Germany Skills and knowledge to facilitate competence for health and wellbeing in Environmental Impact Assessment, Liz Green - United Kingdom Health in Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA): Gaining strength from the ‘Family of health assessments’ approach, Rainer Fehr - Germany Friday 22 November MAIN CONFERENCE
Fri 22nd E . Public health 7.M. Workshop: Cohorts: coordinated tools for decision support 16:20-17:50 policy and Chairperson(s): Charles Persoz - France politics Marseilleveyre Development of a French ecosystem to support cohorts, Sylvain Durrleman - France The Constances cohort, Marie Zins - France INSERM The Sweden cohort consortium (Cohort .se), Johan Sundstrom - Sweden The German National Cohort: aims, study design and current status, Wolfgang Ahrens - Germany
Fri 22nd N . Health 7.N. Workshop: Health literacy: an asset to public health policy 16:20-17:50 information and Chairperson(s): Orkan Okan - EUPHA (HP), Jany Rademakers - Netherlands health literacy Samena Health literacy policy to promote public health in Europe, Gill Rowlands - United Kingdom Health literacy policies and activities: developments in the past five years, Jany Rademakers - Netherlands EUPHA (HP), Health literacy policy-making regarding children and adolescents, Orkan Okan - EUPHA (HP) Bielefeld Cancer literacy applied in national cancer control plans – from policy to strategic guidelines in the EU University, Kristine Sørensen - Denmark NIVEL, CAPHRI, The action network for measuring population and organizational health literacy (M-POHL) and its Health Newcastle Literacy Survey 2019 (HLS19), Dietscher Christina - Austria University, Global Health Literacy Academy, M-POHL
61 TIME, LOCATION TRACK PARALLEL SESSION 7 AND ORGANISER Fri 22nd O . Global 7.O. Round table: Academic institutions and regional governments: two worlds apart? 16:20-17:50 health and Chairperson(s): Francesco Zambon - WHO EURO environmental Endoume 6 change Joining two worlds - When academia meets real life and vice versa, Jo Ese - Norway Partnerships for public health between regional governments and academic institutions – status quo in WHO RHN, European regions, Camilla Ihlebaek - Norway Østfold University, Panellists Norwegian Klara Dokova - Bulgaria University for Liesbeth van Holten - Netherlands Life Sciences Cordell Neudorf - Canada Anni Skipstein - Norway
Fri 22nd P . Data, 7.P. Workshop: Digital quality assurance of equitable public health interventions: why, how 16:20-17:50 evidence and and examples practice Chairperson(s): Per-Olof Östergren - Sweden, Maria Magnusson - Sweden Mounine Ground pillars of a method for quality assurance of public health work, Maria Magnusson - Sweden Region Västra Health Equilibrium Methodology (HEM), a digital tool in public health work for health equity Götaland Moa Hallmyr - Sweden Implementing HEM in the assessment of oral health promotion to families in underserved areas Katharina Wretlind - Sweden MAIN CONFERENCE Friday 22 November Fri 22nd Q . Health 7.Q. Workshop: Care4Care: the migrant care workforce in Europe 16:20-17:50 workforce / Chairperson(s): Ellen Kuhlmann - Germany, Judith de Jong - EUPHA (HSR) Health at work Morgiou The migrant health workforce in European countries: does anybody care? Ellen Kuhlmann - Germany Italy: nationalist anti-migrant policies and emigration of Italian health professions, Emmanuele Pavolini - Italy EUPHA (HWR), Austria: target country for care workers despite increased anti-migration policies EUPHA (HSR), Michelle Falkenbach - Austria EUPHA (PHPP) Panel: Care4Care: what is it about the migrant care workforce and how to improve inclusion? Gabrielle Jacob - Denmark
Fri 22nd T . Digital public 7.T. Oral presentations: DPH - Digital public health conference 16:20-17:50 health Comparison of Text Mining Feature Extraction Methods Using Moderated vs Non-Moderated Blogs: An Les Goudes 1 Autism Perspective, Abu Saleh Md Tayeen - United States. Multi-instance Learning for Bipolar Disorder Diagnosis using Weakly Labelled Speech Data, Zhao Ren - Germany DPH Conference Unsupervised Classification of Health Content on Reddit, Joana Barros - Ireland
62 TIME, LOCATION POSTER WALKS AND ORGANISER Fri 22nd 7.R. Poster walk: Health systems and economics 16:20-17:50 Chairperson(s): Ronald Batenburg - Netherlands, Filipa Sampaio - Sweden
Garden Level 7 .R .1 The Public Health Implications of Brexit: A Health Impact Assessment Approach, Liz Green - United Kingdom 7 .R .2 Unpaid carer inequalities: a public health concern, Susan Carr - United Kingdom 7 .R .3 Shifting the Gravity of Spending: Assessing the impact of PHE’s Prioritisation Framework Gregory Maniatopoulos - United Kingdom 7 .R .4 Determinants of frequent use of primary care in the German healthcare system, Alexander Rommel - Germany 7 .R .5 Does the take up of public insurance programs improves health care consumption of poor individuals? Benoît Carré - France 7 .R .6 Evaluation of polypharmacy in Japan using the national health insurance claims database in 2015-2017 Jinsang Park - Japan 7 .R .8 Unmet dental health care needs among adults in Serbia, Survey on Income and Living Conditions 2017 Friday 22 November Jovana Todorovic - Serbia MAIN CONFERENCE 7 .R .9 Atlases of variation for elective surgery to tackle wasteful care, Brigitte Piso - Austria 7 .R .10 Pay for performance scheme for general practitioners in France: results in 2018, Alice Atramont - France 7 .R .11 Cost-effectiveness analysis of the Un Chez Soi d’Abord randomized controlled trial: a Markov model Sandrine Loubiere - France 7 .R .12 Medical costs associated with childhood maltreatment history among Japanese older people, Aya Isumi - Japan 7 .R .14 Mathematical modeling of medical equipment needs for public health purposes, Marija Jevtic - EUPHA (ENV) 7 .R .15 Economic burden of HIV disease from 2012 to 2017 based on the French national claim database (SNDS) Laurence Pestel - France Fri 22nd 7.S. Poster walk: Infectious diseases control 16:20-17:50 Chairperson(s): Maria Ganczak - Poland, Moran Ki - Korea, South
Level 1 7 .S .1 The recent Italian vaccination law and the role of Local Health Authorities: the case of LHA Roma 1 Emanuela Maria Frisicale - Italy 7 .S .2 Azienda Sanitaria Locale Roma 4: the external evaluation as strategy to improve vaccination services, Clara Fusillo - Italy 7 .S .3 A systematic review of factors influencing pregnant women’s future vaccination choices, Annalisa Rosso - Italy 7 .S .4 Are midwives ready to fight vaccine hesitancy? First results from an Italian cross-sectional study, Azzurra Massimi - Italy 7 .S .5 Healthcare Workers’ attitudes towards mandatory influenza vaccination: a systematic review, Michele Corezzi - Italy 7 .S .6 Impact of hepatitis B vaccine in Tunisia 20 years after its introduction, Aicha Lahchaichi - Tunisia 7 .S .8 Vaccine Prevention of Paediatric Chronic Lung Disease: Targeting Haemophilus, Magdalene Parkes - Australia 7 .S .9 Serologic antibody response to quadrivalent influenza vaccination in Polish elderly patients, Paulina Dubiel - Poland 7 .S .10 Being Born during a Flu Pandemic as Risk Factors for Development of Schizophrenia, Francisco Guillen Grima - Spain 7 .S .11 Severe outcomes following invasive pneumococcal disease in adults in France, Kostas Danis - France 7 .S .14 Improving access to post-exposure prophylaxis for Lyme disease: a role for community pharmacists, Geneviève Baron - Canada 7 .S .15 Advancement of hepatic fibrosis among general women with/without NAFLD, Rie Ibusuki - Japan
63 TIME, LOCATION TRACK PARALLEL SESSION 8 AND ORGANISER Sat 23rd A . Solidarity in 8.A. Pitch presentations: Women’s health 8:30-9:30 health Chairperson(s): Nikola Komlenac - Austria, Shuby Puthussery - United Kingdom
Les Goudes 2 "People expect you to work like you don’t have a child but be a mum like you don’t have a job" Lynne Rush - United Kingdom Risk factors associated with repeated voluntary termination of pregnancy in Tuscany, Italy Margherita Napolitani - Italy Nation-wide profile of women using hormonal contraception in Finland in 2017, Elena Toffol - Finland Reproductive and contraceptive healthcare for vulnerable people in the Netherlands: Pregnant not now! Connie Rijlaarsdam - Netherlands Health situation and health care of women aged 50 years and older in rural regions in Germany Franziska Prütz - Germany Health service provision for women 50+: the “Frauen 5 .0” project in the north-east region in Germany Lorena Dini - Germany Mothers’ Oral Health Literacy and children’s oral health: study in the department of Pikine, Senegal Serigne Name Dieng - France Sat 23rd B . Migration 8.B. Oral presentations: Welcoming refugees: from monitoring to practice 8:30-9:30 and health Chairperson(s): Allan Krasnik - EUPHA (MIG), István Szilárd - Hungary
Callelongue Surveillance of health and primary care of asylum seekers in reception centers: concept and results gradin Rosa Jahn - Germany The health of asylum seekers in Finland: a total population health examination survey (TERTTU) Natalia Skogberg - Finland Health monitoring among refugees: a state-wide, cross-sectional, population-based study in Germany Louise Biddle - Germany Treatment gap and mental health service use among Syrian refugees in Turkey Daniela Fuhr - United Kingdom Participatory practice with queer refugees in Germany, Tanja Gangarova - Germany Sat 23rd C . Digital 8.C. Pitch presentations: Digital technologies: future in care 8:30-9:30 applications in Chairperson(s): Dimitra Panteli - Germany, Robin Ohannessian - France health Callelongue Establishment of Centre of competence “Leonardo Da Vinci” in Medical University of Pleven, Bulgaria parterre Silviya Yankulovska - Bulgaria Final Products: a regional integrated output assessment in Public Health services, 2017-19 Italy Cecilia Smaniotto - Italy MAIN CONFERENCE
Saturday 23 November European network staff eXchange for integrAting precision health in the health Care sysTems” project Marco Mariani - Italy
64 TIME, LOCATION TRACK PARALLEL SESSION 8 AND ORGANISER International, inter-university transferability of a student health surveillance system (SuSy) tool Ralf Reintjes - Germany Medical records completeness: can Link Professionals improve quality in a Rehabilitation Hospital? Enrico Scarpis - Italy Educational requirements for Health Information Systems: A scope review of the literature André Beja - Portugal Using technology and cross-cultural teams to deliver trauma-informed medication management Thomas Buckley - United States Sat 23rd D . European and 8.D. Pitch presentations: Infectious disease surveillance and control in the African region 8:30-9:30 global health Chairperson(s): Maryse Simonet Camara - France, Monica Sane Schepisi - Italy
Sormiou Community hygiene against lassa fever disease and its predictors in a Nigerian rural settlement Abdulrazaq Gobir - Nigeria Asymptomatic malaria: building bridges with communities through patients in Côte d'Ivoire Annita Hounsa épouse Alla - Ghana Surveillance of dengue: evolution of surveillance strategies during a large outbreak, Réunion, France Jamel Daoudi - France Influenza-associated morbidity and mortality in Tunisia, Hind Bouguerra - Tunisia Hepatitis B vaccination status and vaccine immune response among children in rural Senegal Lauren Perieres - Senegal Multiple interventions to strengthen immunization services in an Angolan district, Mattia Fattorini - Italy sentinel physicians network in Reunion: an essential and key actor for epidemiological surveillance Jamel Daoudi - France Sat 23rd E . Public health 8.E. Pitch presentations: Informing the health policy process 8:30-9:30 policy and Chairperson(s): Olivier Grimaud - France, Miguel José Cabral de Pinho - Portugal
politics Saturday 23 November
Endoume 1 Health and healthcare in the year 2040 – Facts for planning a complex and uncertain future MAIN CONFERENCE Birger Forsberg - Sweden The Public Health Implications of Brexit in Wales: A Health Impact Assessment (HIA) approach Liz Green - United Kingdom Danish policymakers and research evidence in public health policy process, Natasa Loncarevic - Denmark Situation analysis on evidence-informed health policy-making in Poland, Katarzyna Dubas-Jakóbczyk - Poland Towards a deliberative approach in public health policy making, Wannes Van Hoof - Belgium Health is not for sale, is it? Thomas Plochg - Netherlands Southeastern Regional Health Information System: a mapping tool for public health actors Marie Jardin - France The EU Health Promotion and Disease Prevention Knowledge Gateway, Ioanna Bakogianni - Italy
65 TIME, LOCATION TRACK PARALLEL SESSION 8 AND ORGANISER Sat 23rd F . Maternal, 8.F. Pitch presentations: Promoting child centred health systems 8:30-9:30 child and Chairperson(s): Ilona Koupil - Sweden adolescent Endoume 2 health Validation of a Screening Tool for Social Vulnerability in Pediatrics, Remi Laporte - France Can nurses improve self-management among pediatric patients? A systematic review and meta-analysis Corrado De Vito - Italy Importance and feasibility of implementing child and parent centeredness in routine care Michael Eichinger - Germany Exposure to car smoking among youth in seven countries of the European Union, Martin Mlinaric´ - Germany Sleep habits and sleep characteristics at 1 year-old in the ELFE birth cohort study, Sabine Messayke - France Impact of sleep and screen times on incidence of overweight in European children and adolescents Viveka Guzman - Ireland Estimation of direct cost related to asthma among school-age children with asthma Maha Dardouri - Tunisia Sat 23rd G . Chronic 8.G. Pitch presentations: The breadth of public health 8:30-9:30 diseases Chairperson(s): Klaus D. Pluemer - Germany
Endoume 4 Models and evidence of intersectoral cooperation in prevention and health promotion Ulla Walter - Germany The development of a monitoring instrument to measure the strength of health promoting systems Gerdine Fransen - Netherlands The necessity of applying Rasch measurement theory in questionnaire-based public health research Hanne Søberg Finbråten - Norway Tuberculosis contact investigations in congregate settings in Rome, Italy: contribution of migration Monica Sane Schepisi - Italy Mesothelioma: a rare cancer in the Valencian Region’s Cancer Registry (Spain), Clara Cavero Carbonell - Spain Impact of the Govan SHIP case management project on emergency hospital admission and GP interactions Kate Levin - United Kingdom Bringing greater transparency to health workforce planning in Tajikistan: using the WISN approach Helen Prytherch - Switzerland
Sat 23rd H . Health 8.H. Pitch presentations: Hospitals, public health and safety 8:30-9:30 services Chairperson(s): S G Sarwar Shah - United Kingdom research, Riou systems and Measuring organizational performance . A review of the dimensions of hospital performance indicators economics Elettra Carini - Italy MAIN CONFERENCE
Saturday 23 November Healthcare costs and outcomes: a value-based assessment tool for Clinical Governance Maria Lucia Specchia - Italy
66 TIME, LOCATION TRACK PARALLEL SESSION 8 AND ORGANISER Development of the Austrian version of the Hospital Survey on Patient Safety Culture Šehad Draganovic´ - Austria Patient safety incidents in ambulatory care in Germany, Max Geraedts - Germany The Bundle approach to reduce SSI rate of colon surgery, Piedmont(Italy): experience of 2012-2017 Alessandro Scacchi - Italy Acute respiratory infection hospitalized in intensive care unit: long-term outcome in Elderly Leslie Grammatico-Guillon - France Obstetric interventions among native and migrant women: a survey of episiotomy in Portugal Elsa Lorthe - Portugal Caesarean section and neonatal outcomes among women of migrant origin in Finland Kalpana Bastola - Finland Sat 23rd I . Infectious 8.I. Pitch presentations: Improving vaccine confidence: actions and outcomes 8:30-9:30 diseases control Chairperson(s): Ricardo Mexia - Portugal
Endoume 5 Misconceptions and lack of vaccine confidence: even First Responders are not spared Matteo Riccò - Italy Compulsory vaccination policies: a systematic review about knowledge, attitudes and believes Gianluca Voglino - Italy Opinions and beliefs in vaccine hesitant parents in Italy: what makes the difference, Sofia Zanovello -Italy Knowledge, false myths and beliefs on vaccines among pregnant women: results from NAVIDAD study Maria Rosaria Gualano - Italy The use of ICT to increase vaccination uptake: state of the evidence from experimental studies Aurea Oradini Alacreu - Italy Flu vaccination coverage in a large Italian teaching hospital: the example of the leaders Marcello Di Pumpo - Italy Vaccination apps: a missing opportunity from various perspectives? Dario Catozzi - Italy Saturday 23 November
An innovative continuing medical education approach of general practitioners on vaccination: ForMéVac MAIN CONFERENCE Marie-christine Banide - France Sat 23rd K . Mental 8.K. Pitch presentations: Determinants of mental health 8:30-9:30 health / LGBTI Chairperson(s): Amal Khanolkar - United Kingdom, Insa Backhaus - Italy and minorities Endoume 3 Income-related inequalities in mental health in Sweden and the role of social determinants Sara Fritzell - Sweden Child living arrangements following separation and mental health of parents in Sweden Sara Fritzell - Sweden Young people’s depression trajectories: comparing social inequality in the United States and Canada Anita Minh - Netherlands
67 TIME, LOCATION TRACK PARALLEL SESSION 8 AND ORGANISER The assessment of students anxiety and depression symptoms, sense of coherence and suicidal risk Giedre˙ Žulpaite˙ - Lithuania Development of the guideline ‘Challenging behaviour in adults with intellectual disability’ Marieke Kroezen - Netherlands The impact of a national public awareness campaign on dementia knowledge and help-seeking in Ireland Desmond Hickey - Ireland
Sat 23rd L . Health 8.L. Pitch presentations: Population health patterns 8:30-9:30 assessments / Chairperson(s): Róza Ádány - EUPHA (PHG) Elderly care / Ratonneau Cancer The decomposition of life expectancy for age and cause of death in Tuscany, Italy, Francesco Gori - Italy Domain-specific physical activity patterns and cardiorespiratory fitness among adults in Germany Johannes Zeiher - Germany Cognitive function and type of physical activity: results from the FRéLE longitudinal study Caroline Dupré - France Monitoring of obesity in the Italian adult population: preliminary results of 1998-2018 trend Chiara Donfrancesco - Italy Trends in the co-occurrence of cardiovascular risk factors by education in Finland, 1997–2017 Laura Paalanen - Finland Variants in Neuromedin U pathway genes and risk of cardiovascular disease in an Italian population Francesco Gianfagna - Italy
Sat 23rd M . Healthy 8.M. Oral presentations: Interventions to change behaviours 8:30-9:30 living, food and Chairperson(s): Britta Renner - Germany, Sara Mc Quinn - EUPHAnxt Co-ordinator nutrition Marseilleveyre Effects of a behavioural approach on lifestyle habits: a before-after interventional study Emilia Guberti - Italy One year update following removal of high sugar sweetened beverages from a university campus Patricia Fitzpatrick - Ireland Recruitment of women from disadvantaged areas to a smoking cessation intervention: preliminary findings from the We Can Quit2 (WCQ2) cluster randomised controlled trial, Catherine Hayes - Ireland
Sat 23rd N . Health 8.N. Pitch presentations: Citizen and patient access to information and participation 8:30-9:30 information and Chairperson(s): Elena Petelos - Greece health literacy Samena Public participation in health data governance: a scoping review, Cláudia De Freitas - Portugal MAIN CONFERENCE
Saturday 23 November Solidarity and reciprocity in data governance: information sharing among gamete donors and recipients Cláudia De Freitas - Portugal
68 TIME, LOCATION TRACK PARALLEL SESSION 8 AND ORGANISER Solidarity in genomic healthcare ? Results of the Belgian citizen forum (2018), Chloé Mayeur - Belgium Online health information seeking by parents for their children . A systematic review, Christian Kubb - Austria “Patient participation”: Towards a conceptual model and dimensions’ descriptions, Beatrice Scholtes - Belgium The determinants of patients' opinions about physicians' services in the Internet-based ranking site Mariusz Duplaga - Poland Umbrella review of strategies to improve uptake of screening programmes, Lirije Hyseni - United Kingdom
Sat 23rd O . Global 8.O. Skills building seminar: Environmental Burden of Disease: methods and applications 8:30-9:30 health and Chairperson(s): Brecht Devleesschauwer - Belgium environmental Endoume 6 change Introduction to the Environmental Burden of Disease concept – history, methods and selected results Dietrich Plass - Germany Sciensano Environmental Burden of Disease in the Netherlands, Henk Hilderink - Netherlands Burden of disease due to nitrogen dioxide exposure in Germany, Dietrich Plass - Germany Burden of disease of heavy metals in population clusters: towards targeted public health strategies Sofie Theresa Thomsen - Denmark
Sat 23rd P . Data, 8.P. Pitch presentations: Trends in primary, ambulatory and integrated care 8:30-9:30 evidence and Chairperson(s): Ronald Batenburg - Netherlands practice Mounine How primary care and public health interact in local health contracts in France? Candan Kendir - France Organizational Culture and Readiness for Change in German pediatric outpatient centres Sabine Georg - Germany Characteristics and outcomes of clusters of multimorbid patients in UK general practice Yajing Zhu - United Kingdom Individual and area-level factors associated with ambulatory care sensitive conditions in Finland
Markku Satokangas - Finland Saturday 23 November
Benefits of performing same day discharge lead and varicose interventions in active patients MAIN CONFERENCE Asma Hamid - France
Sat 23rd Q . Health 8.Q. Pitch presentations: Current issues in the health workforce 8:30-9:30 workforce / Chairperson(s): Tit Albreht - Slovenia Health at work Morgiou Migration intentions among Polish physicians - the profile of a potential migrant, Alicja Domagała - Poland Career satisfaction of Polish physicians – evidence from a survey study, Alicja Domagała - Poland What doctors and nurses think about the residents' role within the Academic Hospital of Udine? Edoardo Ruscio - Italy Status of Excessive Work and Direction of Work Style Reform for OB/GYNs in Japan Masatoshi Ishikawa - United States
69 TIME, LOCATION TRACK PARALLEL SESSION 8 AND ORGANISER National survey of UK general practice pharmacy services, Vilius Savickas - United Kingdom Essential knowledge for junior doctors regarding infectious disease control: a modified Delphi study Nienke van den Berg - Netherlands
Sat 23rd T . Digital public 8.T. Digital Health Innovation: From Proof of Concept to Public Value 8:30-9:30 health Michael Edelstein - EUPHA (IDC) Les Goudes 1 Daniela Paolotti - ISI Foundation Onicio Leal Neto - Switzerland DPH Conference Umair Shah - United States Patty Kostkova - United Kingdom
TIME, LOCATION POSTER WALKS AND ORGANISER Sat 23rd 8.R. Poster walk: Addiction and other matters 8:30-9:30 Chairperson(s): Sofia Ribeiro -Portugal
Garden Level 8 .R .4 Treatment of the opioid use disorder in the primary health care in The City of Zagreb, Danijela Stimac Grbic - HDJZ 8 .R .5 Risk factors for hazardous drinking in university students from South Africa and Belgium, Guido Van Hal - Belgium 8 .R .9 The role of unjust treatment for experienced unmet need for health care among Finnish Roma Hannamaria Kuusio - Finland 8 .R .10 Frailty as predictor for all-cause and cause-specific mortality: 11-year follow-up cohort study, Thomas Dorner - Austria 8 .R .11 Potential predictors of unmet health needs among the elderly: a population-based study in Serbia Milena Šantric´ Milic´evic´ - Serbia 8 .R .12 Changes in work stress among doctors in Norway from 2010 to 2019: a study based on repeated surveys Judith Rosta - Norway 8 .R .13 Midwifery matters: resilience and subjective wellbeing of midwives, Niccolò Vonci - Italy 8 .R .14 Serum modified HDL was associated with cardiovascular disease in a Japanese community-based cohort Tomonori Okamura - Japan Sat 23rd 8.S. Poster walk: Health workforce 8:30-9:30 Chairperson(s): Ellen Kuhlmann - Germany
Level 1 8 .S .3 Pharmacist to improve hypertension management: concordance between Europe and North America Valérie Santschi - Switzerland 8 .S .4 Teaching medical students multi-disciplinary team work through integrated course, Rabiga Khozhamkul - Kazakhstan 8 .S .5 Final clinical practicum of nursing education and transition experience of new nurses, Anu-Marja Kaihlanen - Finland MAIN CONFERENCE
Saturday 23 November 8 .S .6 Health Communication needs of health professionals in Europe – the H-COM cross sectional study Konstantina Zota - Greece
70 TIME, LOCATION POSTER WALKS AND ORGANISER 8 .S .7 Engaging a wider public health workforce: bringing public health into architecture education Rachael Marsh - United Kingdom 8 .S .8 Delegation of medical services to specially trained medical practice assistants, Susanne Schnitzer - Germany 8 .S .9 Human Resources for Health challenges during health emergencies—low number of workers in El Salvador Mirna Amaya Amaya - United States 8 .S .11 Informal carer in Portugal: moving towards political recognition in Portugal, Ines Fronteira - Portugal 8 .S .14 Older Patients in Emergency Departments . Challenges from the health care providers' perspective Johannes Deutschbein - Germany 8 .S .15 Attitudes of social welfare professionals of the concept of positive health in the Netherlands Cindy De Bot - Netherlands
TIME, LOCATION PLENARY SESSION AND ORGANISER Sat 23rd Plenary 5: Migrant inequalities in urban settings and changing public health practice 9:40-10:40 Moderator: Caroline Costongs, EuroHealthNet
Plenary Hall Speakers/Panellists: (Palais des • Santino Severoni, Coordinator Health and Migration, Division of Policy and Governance for Health and Well-being, WHO Regional Événements) Office for Europe • Jean-Paul Moatti, Director Institut de Recherche pour le Développement (IRD), France EuroHealthNet • Lucinda Hiam, Honorary Research Fellow, London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine, United Kingdom • Bernadette Kumar, Research member of the UCL- Lancet Commission on Migration and Health 2016-2018 • Maryam Gardisi, Deputy Director International psychosocial organisation (Ipso), Germany
TIME ORGANISER JOIN THE NETWORKS MEETINGS (for room allocation check p. 15) Sat 23rd 10:10-12:10 EUPHA (LAW) Public health and law - initiative: join the network Saturday 23 November MAIN CONFERENCE TIME, LOCATION TRACK PARALLEL SESSION 9 AND ORGANISER Sat 23rd A . Solidarity in 9.A. Workshop: Better prison health for better public health 11:10-12:40 health Chairperson(s): Ana Carina Ferreira Borges - Denmark, Sofia Ribeiro -Portugal
Les Goudes 2 The health of people in prison in Europe, Eamonn O'Moore - United Kingdom Prison health: governance and monitoring do matter, Daniel Lopez-Acuña - Spain EUPHA (IDC), Evidence-based decision making for prison health, Lara Tavoschi - Italy EUPHA (MIG), Case study: Drug related problems in prison settings, Linda Montanari - Portugal EUPHA (PHPP) Case study: HCV micro-elimination in prison, Fadi Meroueh - France
71 TIME, LOCATION TRACK PARALLEL SESSION 9 AND ORGANISER Sat 23rd B . Migration 9.B. Workshop: Bringing economics, health and migration together: a mutual learning 11:10-12:40 and health experiment Chairperson(s): Kayvan Bozorgmehr - Germany Callelongue gradin The potential of economic evaluation studies to improve health screening and assessment policies for asylum seekers in Germany, Louise Biddle - Germany Work group Effects of non-health-targeted policies on migrant health, Sol Juarez - Sweden 'Economic Ethics, economics and migration: intersections, synergies and tensions, Ursula Trummer - Austria arguments in migrant health policy making'
Sat 23rd C . Digital 9.C. Round table: Online anti-vaccination movements: the role of social media in public 11:10-12:40 applications in health communications health Chairperson(s): Luís Saboga-Nunes - EUPHA (HP), Patty Kostkova - United Kingdom Callelongue parterre Role of Social Media in vaccination debate about HPV: the VAC Medi+Board study Dan Artus - United Kingdom EUPHA (HP), Exploring online anti-vaccination movements: the role of social media in public health communications DPH, EUPHA and reporting, Bolette Soborg - Denmark (IDC) Countering anti-vaccination trends and changing online opinion, Anna Odone - Italy The role of health literacy as a public health strategy to counter act the anti-vaccination movement in the web, Luís Saboga-Nunes - EUPHA (HP) Sat 23rd D . European and 9.D. Skills building seminar: Young policy voices for our future 11:10-12:40 global health Chairperson(s): Sara Mc Quinn - EUPHAnxt Co-ordinator, Damir Ivankovic - Netherlands
Sormiou A fresh look at national health policy issues, Damiet Onderstal - Netherlands Youth Alliance - a new model for health policy development, Sherria Ayuandini - Netherlands EHFG, EUPHA Young health leaders shape their future policies, Katarína Gatialová - Belgium (PHPP) Sat 23rd E . Public health 9.E. Workshop: The changing politics of ageing and welfare state: Connecting politics with 11:10-12:40 policy and realities politics Chairperson(s): Scott Greer - United States, Jonathan Cylus - United Kingdom Endoume 1 Busting the myth of the 'greedy elderly', Julia Lynch - United States Observatory Taking the high road: The politics of win-win approaches, Jane Gingrich - United Kingdom MAIN CONFERENCE The real inequalities, Clare Bambra - United Kingdom Saturday 23 November The politics of bad policy: Why don't governments pick win-wins? Michelle Falkenbach - Austria
72 TIME, LOCATION TRACK PARALLEL SESSION 9 AND ORGANISER Sat 23rd F . Maternal, 9.F. Workshop: Twins: a powerful study design to examine the role of genetics and 11:10-12:40 child and environment for work incapacity adolescent Chairperson(s): Pia Svedberg - Sweden Endoume 2 health Studies from the Norwegian Twin Registry on risk factors for health related work incapacity Karolinska Ragnhild Elise Orstavik - Norway Institutet Risk factors of disability pensions – what will twin studies from Finland and Sweden add? Annina Ropponen - Finland Mental health in childhood and adolescence in association to sickness absence and disability pension Jurgita Narusyte - Sweden Education, lifestyle and life course differences in level of work incapacity – genes and environment Karoline Brobakke Seglem - Norway Adverse outcomes of sick leave due to mental disorders: prospective studies of discordant twin pairs Lisa Mather - Sweden
Sat 23rd G . Chronic 9.G. Skills building seminar: Capacity-building for implementing integrated care 11:10-12:40 diseases Chairperson(s): Iveta Nagyova - EUPHA (CHR), Andrea Pavlickova - United Kingdom
Endoume 4 EU level actions and instruments to support the implementation of integrated care Lokianos Gatzoulis - Belgium Scottish SCIROCCO Exchange - Capacity-building support for integrated care, Andrea Pavlickova - United Kingdom Government, Maturity of integrated care in Scotland - What can we learn? Stuart Anderson - United Kingdom EUPHA (CHR) Maturity of integrated care in the Basque Country - What can we learn? Jon Txarramendieta - Spain Maturity of integrated care in Poland - What can we learn? Katarzyna Wiktorzak - Poland
Sat 23rd H . Health 9.H. Workshop: National approaches to Public health; policy, strategies, legislation and Saturday 23 November MAIN CONFERENCE 11:10-12:40 services implementation in Europe research, Chairperson(s): Yvette Shajanian Zarneh - Germany, Svenja Matusall - Germany Riou systems and economics The preventive health care act and the future forum public health in Germany, Freia De Bock - Germany BZgA, Robert The future generation’s act: Wales, Catherine Weatherup - United Kingdom Koch Institut, The Swedish national public health policy and its achievements after ten years, Nina Lindqvist - Sweden ZfPH Slovenian PH system: reshaping and new approaches to interventions and linkages with primary care Tit Albreht - Slovenia The public health system in France and the structural developments during the last ten years Pierre Arwidson - France
73 TIME, LOCATION TRACK PARALLEL SESSION 9 AND ORGANISER Sat 23rd I . Infectious 9.I. Skills building seminar: Skillscamp: from soft skills to health for all 11:10-12:40 diseases control Chairperson(s): Alexei Croitoru - Austria, Gisela Leiras - Portugal
Endoume 5 Introduction to soft skills, Kasia Czabanowska - ASPHER Soft skills for esearch on gender and sexual minorities, Arjan van der Star - EUPHA (SGMH) EUPHAnxt, Challenges and opportunities for health professional providing care for refugees and migrants EuroNet MRPH, Antonio Chiarenza - Italy YFG Soft skills to improve the health of homeless people, Freek Spinnewijn - Belgium Interactive activity and discussion, Keitly Mensah - France
Sat 23rd K . Mental health 9.K. Workshop: To regulate or not to regulate: that is still the question 11:10-12:40 / LGBTI and Chairperson(s): Natasha Azzopardi Muscat - EUPHA, Dineke Zeegers Paget - EUPHA minorities Endoume 3 Building bridges between public health and law, Farhang Tahzib - United Kingdom An emerging trend to tax sugar sweetened beverages and other junk foods: overregulation or an effective EUPHA way to modify dietary behaviours? Piotr Romaniuk - Poland Example 1: Danish regulations to phase out smoking, Charlotta Pisinger - Denmark Example 2: The Italian law on compulsory vaccinations, Carlo Signorelli - Italy Example 3: The Dutch ‘polder model', Thomas Plochg - Netherlands
Sat 23rd L . Health 9.L. Round table: Making progress in Health Impact Assessment: from theory to practice 11:10-12:40 assessments / Chairperson(s): Francesco Zambon - WHO EURO, Piedad Martin-Olmedo - Spain Elderly care / Ratonneau Cancer Health impact assessment: what it takes, what it can and cannot deliver Julia Nowacki - Germany WHO RHN, WHO Systematically introducing the 'health factor' in decision-making is possible: The success case of Andalusia ECEH, Regional Francisco Javier Rodríguez Rasero - Spain Government Panellist, Flanders (Belgium), Bart Bautmans - Belgium of Andalusia, Panellist, Andalusia (Spain), Ana M Carriazo - Spain EUPHA (HIA) Panellist, North Rhine-Westphalia (Germany), Odile Mekel - EUPHA (HIA) MAIN CONFERENCE Saturday 23 November
74 TIME, LOCATION TRACK PARALLEL SESSION 9 AND ORGANISER Sat 23rd M . Healthy 9.M. Workshop: Creating healthy living environments in municipalities – European 11:10-12:40 living, food and concepts, needs and actions nutrition Chairperson(s): Christina Plantz - Germany, Eike Quilling - Germany Marseilleveyre A common European framework on how to create healthy living environments on the local level BZgA Eike Quilling - Germany Current capacities and challenges for equity-oriented municipal health promotion in Europe Christina Plantz - Germany Country Report: How do Greek municipalities currently promote health and health equity? Joanna Velissari - Greece Country Report: How do Serbian municipalities currently promote health and health equity? Milena Vasic - Serbia How the City of Utrecht develops a Health and Equity in all Policies approach, Miriam Weber - Netherlands
Sat 23rd N . Health 9.N. Round table: Strengthening capacities in health information for better public health 11:10-12:40 information and practice in Member States health literacy Chairperson(s): Claudia Habl - Austria, Herman Van Oyen - Belgium Samena Developing a health information (HI) training programme: strengthening the public health workforce InfAct, Luis Lapao - Portugal Sciensano, Strengthening health information systems in Europe through peer review assessments EUPHA (PHMR) Petronille Bogaert - Belgium Development of composite indicators to monitor burden of disease across Member States Romana Haneef - France Global cardiovascular risk assessment: a national training course for General Practitioners, Luigi Palmieri - Italy Building a sustainable network of health examination surveys through training and mutual learning Hanna Tolonen - Finland Saturday 23 November MAIN CONFERENCE
Sat 23rd O . Global 9.O. Workshop: At the intersections: directing attention to multiple interacting axes of 11:10-12:40 health and inequality in health environmental Chairperson(s): Lois Orton - United Kingdom Endoume 6 change Utilizing new theories to understand the complex and intersectional pathways to poor health among Roma University of populations in Europe, Kristefer Stojanovski - United States Liverpool Intersectional inequalities in biomarkers of chronic disease in England, Daniel Holman - United Kingdom The “problem” of Roma health and wellbeing: A critical intersectional analysis of European policy perspectives, Lois Orton - United Kingdom
75 TIME, LOCATION TRACK PARALLEL SESSION 9 AND ORGANISER Sat 23rd P . Data, 9.P. Skills building seminar: How to do (and not to do) gender in health research: methods 11:10-12:40 evidence and developments and lessons from the field practice Chairperson(s): Celine Miani - Germany, Melanie Boeckmann - Germany Mounine Conceptual framework for intersectionality-based gender sensitivity in multivariable analysis Bielefeld Emily Mena - Germany University Operationalisation of gender and migration in epidemiological research – a systematic review Lisa Wandschneider - Germany Violation of maternal integrity during childbirth: a micro-, meso- and macrostructural perspective Stephanie Batram-Zantvoort - Germany A critical discussion of theoretical foundations and measurement methods of gender roles Philipp Jaehn - Germany Lessons from the field: Gender roles and researcher reflexivity in smoking cessation in South Asia Melanie Boeckmann - Germany
Sat 23rd Q . Health 9.Q. Skills building seminar: Building skills and capacity for a future health workforce 11:10-12:40 workforce / Chairperson(s): Ronald Batenburg - Netherlands, Ellen Kuhlmann - Germany Health at work Morgiou Building institutional capacity for a future health workforce . The WHO Global HRH Strategy Gabrielle Jacob - Denmark EUPHA (HWR) Professionalisation of the public health workforce: why, what and how Kasia Czabanowska - ASPHER Internationalisation of health workforce education: the case of medicine in Romania Marius-Ionut Ungureanu - Romania Researching the health workforce: a framework for action Ellen Kuhlmann - Germany
Sat 23rd T . Digital public 9.T. Oral presentations: DPH - Digital public health conference 11:10-12:40 health Exploiting Population Activity Dynamics to Predict Urban Epidemiological Trends Les Goudes 1 Gergana Todorova - United Kingdom A large-scale and extensible platform precision medicine research DPH Conference Fodil Belghait - France How Data Anonymisation Techniques influence Disease Triage in Digital Health: A study on Base Rate MAIN CONFERENCE Neglect, Nikolai Jannik Podlesny - Germany Saturday 23 November
76 TIME, LOCATION POSTER WALKS AND ORGANISER Sat 23rd 9.R. Poster walk: Child health 11:10-12:40 Chairperson(s): Lusine Aslanyan - Armenia, Natsuyo Yanagi - Japan
Garden Level 9 .R .1 Parental health literacy and health behaviors in children: a 2017 cross-sectional survey in Germany, Elke de Buhr - Germany 9 .R .2 Parents' socioeconomic position, psychological problems, and emotional neglect in childhood Hrafnhildur Gunnarsdottir - Sweden 9 .R .3 Parental mental vulnerability and use of healthcare services in infants, Signe Heuckendorff - Denmark 9 .R .4 Effects of a healthy lifestyle intervention on health behaviors and obesity for vulnerable children, Jina Choo - Korea, South 9 .R .5 The effectiveness of a web-based Dutch parenting program to prevent overweight in children age 9-13 Emilie Ruiter - Netherlands 9 .R .7 Early socioeconomic circumstances and cardiometabolic health in 10-year-old children, Sílvia Fraga - Portugal 9 .R .8 Early socioeconomic circumstances and adverse childhood experiences in 10-year-old children, Sílvia Fraga - Portugal 9 .R .9 Spatial analysis and mapping of child malnutrition in Burkina Faso, Ying-Chih Chuang - Taiwan 9 .R .10 Social-emotional problems among Swedish three-year-olds: an Item Response Theory Analysis, Marie Lindkvist - Sweden 9 .R .12 Are neighbourhood characteristics associated with physical activity levels in schoolchildren? Gulin Kaya - Turkey 9 .R .13 Sexual maturation in girls: association with physical activity and sedentary behaviour, Veronique Desnouck - Belgium 9 .R .14 Placing healthy kids meals on the restaurant menu by co-creation between chef-cooks and children Kris Bevelander - Netherlands 9 .R .15 Study on Children's Health Program and Maternity Health Program, Bulgaria, Stefan Stefanov - Bulgaria Sat 23rd 9.S. Poster walk: Mental health inequalities and care 11:10-12:40 Chairperson(s): Johan Bilsen - Belgium, Roel Van Overmeire - Belgium
Level 1 9 .S .2 Depression in the Portuguese population, its relation with satisfaction with life and social support Mariana Neto - Portugal 9 .S .3 Identifying People with Dementia in Electronic Primary Care Records in the UK, Sujin Kang - United Kingdom
9 .S .6 Associations between mental illnesses and acute cardiovascular events and cancers in France in 2016 Saturday 23 November
Philippe Tuppin - France MAIN CONFERENCE 9 .S .7 Comorbidity associated with Severe Mental illness (The APNA study), Ines Aguinaga-Ontoso - Spain 9 .S .8 Piloting Sexual Assault Care Centers in Belgium: Who do they reach and what care is offered? Ines Keygnaert - Belgium 9 .S .10 Adolescent’s substance use and suicidal thoughts in Tunisia, Jihene Sahli - Tunisia 9 .S .12 Suicide mortality and its income-based inequalities in Korea, 2005-2017, Hee-Yeon Kang - Korea, South 9 .S .13 Social capital and mental health status among the residents of a neighborhood in Istanbul, Turkey, Ilker Kayi - Turkey 9 .S .14 A systematic scoping review to approach the construct of gender discrimination, Laura de la Torre - Spain 9 .S .15 Gender differences in self-reported health - the significance of inequality in domestic work, Carin Staland Nyman - Sweden
TIME ORGANISER JOIN THE NETWORKS MEETINGS (for room allocation check p. 15) Sat 23rd 12:40-13:40 EUPHA (ETH) Ethics in public health: join the network Sat 23rd 12:40-13:40 EUPHA (OH) Oral Health - proposed: join the network
77 TIME, LOCATION TRACK PARALLEL SESSION 10 AND ORGANISER Sat 23rd A . Solidarity in 10.A. Workshop: Transforming four walls into bridges: embracing solidarity via prison health 13:40-15:10 health Chairperson(s): Nasrul Ismail - United Kingdom
Les Goudes 2 A public health approach to imprisonment, Nick de Viggiani - United Kingdom The European Court of Human Rights and the protection of prisoners’ health UWE Bristol Angus E. M. Wallace - Switzerland Nature-based health promotion: a valuable tool in prison partnerships Michelle Baybutt - United Kingdom The longitudinal course of prisoners’ mental health problems during and after imprisonment Anja J. E. Dirkzwager - Netherlands Impact of austerity on prison health in England: a qualitative study involving national policymakers Nasrul Ismail - United Kingdom
Sat 23rd B . Migration 10.B. Workshop: Active participation of migrants, refugees, and ethnic minorities in public 13:40-15:10 and health health research Chairperson(s): Thomas Abel - Switzerland, Annika Frahsa - Germany Callelongue gradin Community-based participatory health research: principles and practice Hella von Unger - Germany University of The co-design approach in the MIWOCA project, Annika Frahsa - Germany Bern Structural and ethical challenges in participatory research with migrant and minority groups Nora Gottlieb - Germany Health mediator model as a way to access to care and health information for Syrian refugees in Turkey Ilker Kayi - Turkey Applying Community Based Participatory Research on sexual health & sexual violence with refugees, asylum seekers and undocumented migrants in Europe and the European Neighbourhood Ines Keygnaert - Belgium
Sat 23rd C . Digital 10.C. Workshop: EUPHA and Europe-wide action on digital public health 13:40-15:10 applications in Chairperson(s): Dineke Zeegers Paget - EUPHA, Anna Odone - Italy health Callelongue Presentation of the European Journal of Public Health 2019 supplement on Digital Health parterre Natasha Azzopardi Muscat - EUPHA Assessing the impact of digital transformation of health services: Opinion by the Expert Panel on Effective EUPHA (DH) Ways of Investing in Health (EXPH), Walter Ricciardi - WFPHA Objectives, mission, scope and preliminary output of the proposed EUPHA Section on Digital Health
MAIN CONFERENCE Anna Odone - Italy Saturday 23 November Selected examples of succesfull projects on digital public health, Stefan Buttigieg - Malta
78 TIME, LOCATION TRACK PARALLEL SESSION 10 AND ORGANISER Sat 23rd D . European and 10.D. Round table: International capacity building to boost public health: Can we join forces 13:40-15:10 global health and share know-how? Chairperson(s): Arja Aro - Denmark, Razvan M Chereches - Romania Sormiou Capacity building in the field of public health in Tunisia: processes and challenges, Razvan M Chereches - Romania University of Increase Capacity in Injury Research in Eastern Europe – the iCREATE Project, Nino Chikhladze - Georgia Southern Capacity building in public health with two Saudi universities: Challenges of knowledge transfer Denmark, Babes Arja Aro - Denmark Bolyai University Experiences and pedagogical considerations of training the trainers in Saudi Arabia, Anne Leena Ikonen - Denmark Sat 23rd E . Public health 10.E. Workshop: Political parties, health and influence in the EU 13:40-15:10 policy and Chairperson(s): Marleen Bekker - EUPHA (PHPP), Sofia Ribeiro -Portugal politics Endoume 1 A health screening of European political party manifestos to inform priorities and strategies for influence Nina Bos - Netherlands EUPHA (PHPP) An analysis of Croatian political parties’ pre-election manifestos and healthcare policies Damir Ivankovic - Netherlands Health in the 2018 Italian general election, Stefano Guicciardi - Italy Do political parties matter to health? Michelle Falkenbach - Austria Populist radical right parties, welfare policy and population health in Europe, Chiara Rinaldi - Netherlands Sat 23rd F . Maternal, 10.F. Workshop: New born screening in neuromuscular diseases 13:40-15:10 child and adolescent Vincent Laugel - CHU Strasbourg, France Endoume 2 health Christian Cottet Général - Director AFM Téléthon Jean-François Malaterre - Vice Président AFM-téléthon AFM Telethon Brigitte Chabrol - AP-HM Marseille
Sat 23rd G . Chronic 10.G. Workshop: SCIROCCO: a tool for accelerating the adoption of integrated care Saturday 23 November MAIN CONFERENCE 13:40-15:10 diseases Chairperson(s): Diane Whitehouse - Belgium, Cristina Adriana Alexandru - United Kingdom
Endoume 4 Introduction to the SCIROCCO online participatory tool and its evaluation Cristina Adriana Alexandru - United Kingdom SCIROCCO Practical experience with SCIROCCO twinning and coaching- the perspective of a transferring region Exchange Project Andrea Pavlickova - United Kingdom Practical experience with SCIROCCO twinning and coaching- the perspective of a receiving region Jon Txarramendieta - Spain Steps forward for the SCIROCCO tool and its evaluation as part of SCIROCCO Exchange Stuart Anderson - United Kingdom Discussion and dialogue on steps forward for the SCIROCCO tool, Diane Whitehouse - Belgium
79 TIME, LOCATION TRACK PARALLEL SESSION 10 AND ORGANISER Sat 23rd H . Health 10.H. Workshop: Social Cost-Benefit Analyses in Public Health 13:40-15:10 services Chairperson(s): Ardine De Wit - Netherlands, Paul Van Gils - Netherlands research, Riou systems and the SCBA methodology and to provide a brief introduction to methodological aspects economics Ardine De Wit - Netherlands RIVM Social cost-benefit analysis of Cognitive Behavioral Therapy for alcohol and cannabis addiction Eelco Over - Netherlands Social cost-benefit analysis of tobacco control policies in the Netherlands Paul Van Gils - Netherlands Social cost-benefit analysis of regulatory policies to reduce alcohol use in The Netherlands Ardine De Wit - Netherlands A social cost-benefit analysis of two One Health interventions to prevent toxoplasmosis Anita Suijkerbuijk - Netherlands
Sat 23rd I . Infectious 10.I. Workshop: Bridging disciplines, sectors and systems for interdisciplinary research on 13:40-15:10 diseases control antimicrobial resistance Chairperson(s): Kayvan Bozorgmehr - Germany Endoume 5 Using a cultural contexts of health approach to address the challenge of antibiotic resistance University of Katie Ledingham - United Kingdom Bielefeld Applying a One Health approach to inter- and trans-disciplinary research on antimicrobial resistance Timo Falkenberg - Germany Exploring equity, social determinants of health and gender considerations for antimicrobial resistance Victoria Saint - Germany
Sat 23rd K . Mental health 10.K. Workshop: Terrorist attacks and aftercare 13:40-15:10 / LGBTI and Chairperson(s): Jutta Lindert - EUPHA (PMH), Johan Bilsen - Belgium minorities Endoume 3 Psychological follow-up and its perception in civilians involved in the January 2015 terrorist attack in Paris, France, Cécile Vuillermoz - France EUPHA (PMH) Psychological support in short term after the January 2015 terrorist attack in Paris, France Stéphanie Vandentorren - France Psychosocial aid provided to and sought by rescue workers after the March 2016 terrorist attacks in Brussels, Belgium . A qualitative analysis, Roel Van Overmeire - Belgium Research under Attack: A Framework for Prospective Cross-European Research in the Wake of Terrorism MAIN CONFERENCE
Saturday 23 November Lise Eilin Stene - Norway
80 TIME, LOCATION TRACK PARALLEL SESSION 10 AND ORGANISER Sat 23rd L . Health 10.L. Workshop: Real-world data: are we ready to take up the challenge? 13:40-15:10 assessments / Chairperson(s): Chiara de Waure - EUPHA (HTA), Stefania Boccia - Italy Elderly care / Ratonneau Cancer Call for a European collaboration in the use of Real World Data in Health Technology Assessment Marco Marchetti - Italy EUPHA (HTA), Can we rely on non-randomised studies? Findings from a meta-epidemiological review EUPHA (EPI) Maximilian Salcher-Konrad - United Kingdom Governance of collection, use and storage of RWD in the view of data protection concerns Mahsa Shabani - Belgium
Sat 23rd M . Healthy 10.M. Workshop: Behaviour change and knowledge translation: The unlocked potential to 13:40-15:10 living, food improve people’s health and nutrition Chairperson(s): Iveta Nagyova - EUPHA (CHR), Simon Bacon - Canada Marseilleveyre EVIPNet Europe – bridging the research-to-policy gap, Tanja Kuchenmueller - WHO EURO EUPHA (CHR), Using behaviour change principles in the development and adoption of health policies WHO EURO, IBTN Simon Bacon - Canada Applying behavioural science to improve physicians’ ability to help people improve their own health behaviours, Kim Lavoie - Canada Mobilizing knowledge in behaviour change to promote health; the case of the Behaviour Change Wheel Ariane Belanger-Gravel - Canada Motrial - An Academic and Collaborative Search Engine Dedicated to Behavioural and/or Public Health Intervention Publications, Gregory Ninot - France
Sat 23rd N . Health 10.N. Workshop: Leveraging evidence for policy making: lessons from the European Joint 13:40-15:10 information and Action on Health Information
health literacy Chairperson(s): Claudia Habl - Austria, Herman Van Oyen - Belgium Saturday 23 November
Samena MAIN CONFERENCE Generating knowledge on data collection methods and the availability of health information in Europe InfAct, Brigid Unim - Italy Sciensano The innovative use of health information in public health policy across EU-Member States Romana Haneef - France Prioritizing Health Information in Europe – What do we want and need to know? Katherine J. Ombrellaro - Germany Real world evidence for European health policy-making: making the case for interoperability Enrique Bernal-Delgado - Spain The Health-Information Impact Index: a tool to monitor the uptake of evidence in policy and practice Marie Delnord - Belgium
81 TIME, LOCATION TRACK PARALLEL SESSION 10 AND ORGANISER Sat 23rd O . Global 10.O. Pro/con workshop: The imperative of vaccination: a public Europe-wide debate 13:40-15:10 health and around mandatory vaccination environmental Chairperson(s): Aura Timen - EUPHA (IDC) Endoume 6 change Speakers: EUPHA (IDC) Anna Odone - Italy Maria Ganczak - Poland Michael Edelstein - UK Ricardo Mexia - Portugal
Sat 23rd P . Data, 10.P. Workshop: Better ask those who are concerned: co-creation in participatory 13:40-15:10 evidence and epidemiology and health promotion practice Chairperson(s): Nicole Rosenkötter - EUPHA (PHMR), Mario Bach - Germany Mounine Co-Creation in participatory epidemiology EUPHA (HP), Mario Bach - Germany EUPHA (PHMR), Co-designing a virtual reality game for alcohol prevention Robert Koch Christiane Stock - Germany Institute, Charité University
Sat 23rd Q . Health 10.Q. Skills building seminar: Designing accessible environments for disabled people for 13:40-15:10 workforce / training, expression of views & co-working Health at work Chairperson(s): William Sherlaw - France, Marie Cuenot - France Morgiou ParticipaTIC: Lessons from developing accessible on-line training for disabled people’s leaders EHESP Marie Cuenot - France Facilitating the collective expression of parents of disabled children at a scientific conference Alain Chatelin - France
Sat 23rd T . Digital public 10.T. DPH Closing Ceremony 13:40-15:10 health
Les Goudes 1 MAIN CONFERENCE
Saturday 23 November DPH Conference
82 TIME, LOCATION POSTER WALKS AND ORGANISER Sat 23rd 10.R. Poster walk: Citizens engagement and patient-centered care 13:40-15:10 Chairperson(s): Lusine Aslanyan - Armenia
Garden Level 10 .R .1 Addressing & understanding citizens’ perceptions of homelessness: a cross-European study, Owen Taylor - France 10 .R .2 Promoting health literacy in seniors through self-reliant groups . Results of the GeWinn intervention Holger Hassel - Germany 10 .R .3 Changing criteria of access to gamete donation: the views of donors and recipients, Inês Baía - Portugal 10 .R .4 'I had no idea what could come'- health care support for AMD in Germany - The patients' view, Anne Thier - Germany 10 .R .6 Integrating priorities of disadvantaged parents and professionals for community family health Gerda Wink - Netherlands 10 .R .7 Appointment adherence to a free, community-wide cardiovascular disease prevention program Jina Choo - Korea, South 10 .R .8 Health promotion with older informal caregivers: a demand-oriented organization of support Holger Hassel - Germany 10 .R .9 The association between frailty and satisfaction with social contacts in the general older population Diem Nguyen - Belgium 10 .R .10 Organising preventive care and support networks: a need for citizen-centred service delivery Marleen Fluit - Netherlands 10 .R .11 Social inequalities of postpartum depression: the mediating role of social support during pregnancy Aurélie Nakamura - France 10 .R .12 Multidimensional assessment for patients with multimorbidity in primary care – first practice test Gerald Gredinger - Austria 10 .R .13 Inequalities in the participation and outcomes of breast cancer screening programs in Valencia, Spain Julio Muñoz - Spain 10 .R .15 Evaluation of “Sophia Diabetes”, a diabetic patient support programme, 8 years after its initiation Claire Leboucher - France Saturday 23 November
Sat 23rd 10.S. Poster walk: Patients, risks and healthcare MAIN CONFERENCE 13:40-15:10 Chairperson(s): Julian Mamo - Malta
Level 1 10 .S 1. Evaluation of the 'sophia' asthma patient management program at two years, Anne-Sophie Aguadé - France 10 .S 2. Use of medical care in the 7 years before dementia in the French health insurance database in 2016 Antoine Rachas - France 10 .S 3. Effect of drug compliance on health care costs in newly-diagnosed dementia: a nation-wide analysis Seung-Taek Oh - Korea, South 10 .S 4. Outpatient health care 30 days after hospitalization for heart failure in France, Thomas Lesuffleur -France 10 .S 6. Patient safety culture in Austrian hospitals – A qualitative study, Šehad Draganovic´ - Austria 10 .S 7. Significant improvement in cancer management in Europe, Marjetka Jelenc - Slovenia 10 .S 8. Anaemia under-reporting in a hospital setting in Italy, Francesca Lucaroni - Italy
83 TIME, LOCATION POSTER WALKS AND ORGANISER 10 .S .9 Preoperative evaluation of patients receiving bariatric surgery: a comprehensive Breton study Alexandre Rigault - France 10 .S .10 Evaluation of observation of the patients with coronary heart disease after surgical treatment Vitaliy Koikov - Kazakhstan 10 .S .11 Health-related quality of life and risk of hospitalization in a healthy general population Licia Iacoviello - Italy 10 .S .12 Predictors of in-hospital mortality post hip fracture in Ireland 2013-2017 Helena Ferris - Ireland 10 .S .13 Avoidable hospitalization in Milan’s metropolitan area: inequalities and comparison with OECD cities Benedetta Pongiglione - Italy 10 .S .15 Attitudes and behaviours of theology faculty students on organ donation An Eastern City Of Turkey Ali Ozer - Turkey
TIME, LOCATION CLOSING CEREMONY AND ORGANISER Sat 23rd Closing Ceremony 15:15-16:00 Moderator: Yves Charpak, Chair of the 12th European Public Health Conference
Plenary Hall Keynote speakers: (Palais des • Laurence Auer, Director of Culture, Education and Research, Ministry of Europe and Foreign Affairs, France Événements) • Charlotte Marchandise, Elected member of the City Council of Rennes, France
Awards ceremony: Best Poster Prize, Best Abstract Prize, Ferenc Bojan Award
Welcome to Rome 2020 • Walter Ricciardi, Co-chair of the 16th World Congress on Public Health, SItI • Carlo Signorelli, Co-chair of the 16th World Congress on Public Health, SItI MAIN CONFERENCE Saturday 23 November
84 POSTER DISPLAYS ARE SHOWN ON TV SCREENS WITHOUT PRESENTATION AND MODERATION ALL POSTERS ARE DISPLAYED AT ALL TIMES DURING THE CONFERENCE DA Solidarity in health DA .1 Analysis of the free caesarean section initiative at the Nabil Choucair Health Center, Mamadou Makhtar Mbacké Leye - Senegal DA .2 Developing international inter hospital cooperation to reach the SDGs, Helene Rossinot - France DA .3 Accessibility to oral health care of precarious and non precarious populations in Côte d'Ivoire, Abou Dramane Sangare - Cote d'Ivoire DA .4 Building bridges between community, primary healthcare and academia for solidarity in health, Rabiga Khozhamkul - Kazakhstan DA .5 Thinking on strengthening the NGO contribution to improve solidarity in public health, Dilek Aslan - Turkey DA .6 Improving Health Care Management in Primary Care for Homeless People: A Literature Review, Maeva Jego - France DA .7 Impact of macro-socioeconomic determinants on perinatal healthcare quality for very preterm infants, Julia Nadine Doetsch - Portugal DA .8 Burnout and quality of life among masseurs with visual impairment - Polish cross-sectional study, Katarzyna Binder-Olibrowska - Poland DA .9 Youth engagement on health as a political issue, Le Grand Eric - France DA .10 Health promoting ideas and actions generated by community engagement in an underserved Swedish area, Maria Magnusson - Sweden DA .11 Public Health and Communication: closing the health gap depending on each other, Maria Magnusson - Sweden DA .12 Understanding place-based public health to reduce inequalities in the context of austerity, Monique Lhussier - United Kingdom DA .13 Hospital “Outside the walls” against HIV and other Sexually Transmitted Infections (STIs) in Russia, Cyriac Bouchet-Mayer - France DA .14 Giving blood: providing treatment, providing knowledge, Pierre Tiberghien - France DA .15 Disparities in smoking habits in Hungarian Roma and general populations, Szilvia Fiatal - Hungary DA .16 Crowdfunding for unmet medical needs: the case of CAR-T and Gofundme, Stefano Guicciardi - Italy DA .17 Estimated number of homeless people in Marseille in 2016, Alexandre Daguzan - France
DB Migration and health DB .1 Factors influencing use of natural environments among immigrant women in Norway, Catherine Lorentzen - Norway DB .2 Perceived risks and barriers to care for international migrants in transit through Mexico, Silvana Larrea - Mexico DB .3 Migrants in Austria and their understanding of mental health issues, Marion Weigl - Austria DB .4 Advocating migrant and minority health in Bulgaria through an innovative education subject, Mariela Kamburova - Bulgaria DB .5 Health, wellbeing and access to care of undocumented migrants in Geneva, Switzerland, Yves Jackson - Switzerland DB .6 Adequate utilisation of emergency services in Germany: a differential by migration background? Odile Sauzet - Germany DB .7 Support for unaccompanied children and youth - Results from a systematic literature review, Henry Ascher - Sweden DB .8 Parent emigration and physical health of children left behind: systematic review of the literature, Justina Racaite - Lithuania DB .9 Non-communicable diseases among refugees claimants in Greek refugee camps—are their care needs met? Signe Smith Jervelund - Denmark DB .10 A partnership between a local public health unit and schools to end female genital mutilation, Maria Margarida Paixão - Portugal DB .11 Culturally sensitive diabetes education supporting ethnic minorities with type 2 diabetes, Nana Folmann Hempler - Denmark
DB .12 Health promotion for unaccompanied minor asylum seekers – a qualitative evaluation, Miriam Kasztura - Switzerland POSTER DISPLAYS DB .13 Access to health care among people with foreign background and the general population in Finland, Hannamaria Kuusio - Finland DB .14 Policies for tackling health inequities in migrants in an irregular situation: learning from Italy, Maurizio Marceca - Italy DB .15 Mental health treatment gap in adults of Russian, Somali, and Kurdish origin in Finland, Katja Cilenti - Finland DB .16 Increase of tuberculosis incidence in Ile-de-France region and the role of recent migration, Yassoungo Silue - France DB .17 Migrants’ social determinants of health: living conditions, violence exposure, access to healthcare, Estelle Spoel - Belgium DB .18 Risk perceptions among women with an ethnic minority background and prior GDM living in Denmark, Stine Bagger - Denmark DB .19 Asylum seekers’ mental health in the Finnish Asylum Seekers Health and Wellbeing Survey (TERTTU), Anu Castaneda - Finland DB .20 Barriers to health access for women during forced migration: An exploratory study, Brighid Scanlon - Australia DB .21 Self-reported discrimination in health surveys: results from a scoping review, Katja Kajikhina - Germany DB .22 Self-reported health conditions among refugees and asylum-seekers (AS) in Italian hosting centres, Marco Fonzo - Italy DB .23 Health experiences of asylum seekers and refugees in Wales, Catherine Weatherup - United Kingdom DB .24 Significance and challenges of assessing health literacy among migrants, Eva-Maria Berens - Germany DB .25 Health among immigrants in Norway, results from the Living Condition Survey among immigrants 2016, Marte Kjøllesdal - Norway
85 DB .26 Access to abortion of undocumented migrants seen by Médecins du Monde in the Humanitarian Hub, Felipe Rojas Lopez - Belgium DB .27 Empowering minor migrants: peer support program Nantes, Le Grand Eric - France DB .28 Improving access to health of Migrants in France . Qualitative assessment of a national guide, Emmanuelle Hamel - France DB .29 Gender differences of health literacy in first and second generation migrants: A systematic review, Digo Chakraverty - Germany DB .30 Acceptability of rapid tests for migrants during the medical consultation at the migration pointt, Martin Duracinsky - France DB .31 Episodes of violence suffered by migrants transiting Libya, Italy and France, Laura Reques Sastre - Spain DB .32 Self Rated Health among Syrian refugees in Lebanon and Norway – a cross sectional study, Jasmin Haj-Younes - Norway DB .33 Strategies to enhance follow-up response in a cohort study with Berliners of Turkish descent, Lilian Krist - Germany DB .34 Training development in the ORAMMA (Operational Refugee and Migrant Maternal Approach) project, Elena Petelos - Greece DB .35 The factors affecting response rate in survey on well-being among people with foreign origin, Eero Lilja - Finland DB .36 Social Gradients in Alcohol Use Disorders with and without Depression: Immigrants vs Norwegians, Marja Leonhardt - Norway DB .37 sustained virological response to Do hepatitis C DAA treatments in migrants and non-migrants groups, Tchadine Djaogol - France DB .38 Factors related to emigration self-efficacy among university students in Slovakia, Bohuš Hajduch - Slovakia DB .39 Bridging Generations: Sharing stories from the past with the future, Maryellen Brisbois - United States DB .40 Health-Related Quality of Life in resettled refugee youth, Cecilie Dangmann - Norway DB .41 Health and behavioral changes among international students at the University of Georgia, Mariam Lobjanidze - Georgia DB .42 Factors influencing the migration intention of dental and medical graduates in developing countries, Sara Hajian - Iran DB .43 The impact of precarious employment on the health and wellbeing of immigrants: a systematic review Monique Lhussier - United Kingdom DB .44 Combined sexual prevention targeted to LGBTI+ migrants: between 'outdoor' and 'indoor' hospial, Cyriac Bouchet-Mayer - France DB .45 Experiences of specialist social workers for asylum seeking patients at a large Swedish hospital, Veronica Svärd - Sweden DB .46 Services for refugees subject to sexual and gender-based violence in Turkey and Sweden, Hannah Bradby - Sweden DB .47 Syndromic infectious disease surveillance of refugees in Greece: a mixed methods analysis, Julia Graef - United Kingdom DB .48 The influence of culturalisation on GP consultations and in research on GP care, Alex Stern - Germany DB .49 Ethnic differences in participation in diabetes education programmes, Anne Juul - Denmark DB .50 Country Assessments: Identifying gaps in policy and practice to address equity in health for migrants, Charlott Nordström - Norway DB .51 Characteristics of specialist consultations regarding immigrant patients at a large Swedish hospital, Veronica Svärd - Sweden DB .52 Optimum control of TB in the EU by addressing migrant health effectively in an interconnected world, Margo Koster - Netherlands DB .53 Family conflict mediates the relationship between past violence and wellbeing among female refugees, Leah Okenwa Emegwa - Sweden DB .54 Maternal country of birth and in-hospital exclusive breastfeeding: results from a Portuguese study, Cláudia De Freitas - Portugal DB .55 The way towards Migrant Sensitive Occupational Health Care System, István Szilárd - Hungary DB .56 Health system resilience – a conceptual and empirical review of health system literature, Katharina Wahedi - Germany DB .57 The benefits and challenges of cash transfer programmes in Greece, with a focus on protection, Florence Rodgers - United Kingdom DB .58 Living conditions, diet and lifestyle of Asian and African undocumented immigrants in Athens, Greece, S G Sarwar Shah - United Kingdom DB .59 Perceptions of primary care providers on TB care for migrants: a mixed methods study in Portugal, Sonia Dias - Portugal DB .60 Illness behaviour and health needs in migrants characterised by low satisfaction with healthcare, Birgit Reime - Germany DB .61 Asylum seekers’ healthcare in Italy: policies and practices among different regions, Chiara Milani - Italy DB .62 Self-help as a relief strategy for Turkish family caregiver of people with dementia? A Scoping Review, Ilknur Özer Erdogdu - Germany DB .63 How to improve the medical check-up of migrants at entry points, Frédérique Thonon - France DC Digital health
DC .1 Digital marketing in healthcare, Miljenko Grbic - Croatia DC .2 Patient information ownership in the age of digital health and big data, Martin Mirchev - Bulgaria DC .3 Infographic as a form of communication in public health, Lovela Machala Poplašen - Croatia DC .4 The meaningfulness of open data in Public Health and Healthcare, Joao Pita Costa - Slovenia
POSTER DISPLAYS DC .5 Use of social media in public and private hospitals in Italy: preliminary results, Umberto Gelatti - Italy DC .6 Connecting Older Adults and Their Families through Social Technology, Janina Mueller - Austria DC .7 StopBlues: a French e-health device to prevent suicide in the general population, Anaïs Le jeannic - France DC .8 Role of Social Media in vaccination debate about HPV: the VAC Medi+Board study, Dan Artus - United Kingdom
86 DC .9 ZIKA: improved surveillance and forecast of Zika virus in Brazil, Patty Kostkova - United Kingdom DC .10 The use of E-sexual health as a way of lowering help-seeking barriers for sexual dysfunctions, Claudia Van Der Heijde - Netherlands DC .11 AntiCoagulation Help App for SurgERy: CHASER Project, Joanna Zembala-John - Poland DC .12 Healthcare digital services in Italy: good practices across Regions, Elisa Guidotti - Italy DC .13 Understanding non-compliance with surgical antibiotic prophylaxis prescribing guidance, in Nigeria, Caroline Wood - United Kingdom DC .14 eHealth Literacy and Fertility – managing complex information in a digital environment, Susie Sykes - United Kingdom DC .15 Cities engaging in mental health promotion programs using mHealth technologies, Kathleen Turmaine - France DC .16 Artificial Intelligence-based tools to control healthcare associated infections: where do we stand, Anna Odone - Italy DC .19 Addressing equity in eHealth interventions for healthcare system users & patients, literature review, Viviane Ramel - France DC .20 Identifying latent needs in elderly digital literacy: the PROADAS study, Giagkos Lavranos - Cyprus DC .21 Social capital and social networks, Elisabetta Corvo - United Kingdom DD European and global health
DD .1 Promoting healthy sustainable societies through a circular analytical dialogue method, Stéphanie Paillard Borg - Sweden DD .2 Primary care providers’ beliefs and practices on colorectal cancer screening in Kuwait, Eleni Tolma - Kuwait DD .3 Women political empowerment and child health: an empirical analysis, 1990-2016, Elodie Besnier - Norway DD .4 Is the French Emergency Medical Service System duplicable in developing countries? Helene Rossinot - France DD .5 How aligned are the WHO European Region policy documents to the Sustainable Development Goals? Katya Andrea Nogales Crespo - Portugal DD .6 Physical activity and self-perceived health of women in the Province of Vojvodina, Dragana Milijasevic - Serbia DD .7 High-throughput profiling of health-associated political, economic, commercial and social factors, José Luis Sandoval - Switzerland DD .8 A practical guide to make the case for sustainable investment in well-being and health, Mariana Dyakova - United Kingdom DD .9 Factors associated with activity limitation: are the risk patterns the same across Europe? Elena Von Der Lippe - Germany DD .10 European Public Health Master program – public health support worldwide, Ewa Kocot - Poland DD .11 From deliberative dialogue to impact: envisioning kmowledge translation, Robert Borst - Netherlands DD .12 The role of micro-insurance in the field of public health, Marija Jevtic - EUPHA (ENV) DD .13 Citizens’ perspectives on genomic sciences and direct-to-consumer genetic tests: systematic reviews, Ilda Hoxhaj - Italy DD .14 Use of personal protective equipment among farmers in Nebraska, Lithuania, Latvia, and Slovenia, Chandran Achutan - United States DD .15 Bridging the Atlantic Projects: nursing students learning to work globally with vulnerable groups, Maryellen Brisbois - United States DD .16 Scale-up integrated care for diabetes and hypertension in Cambodia, Slovenia and Belgium, Kerstin Klipstein-Grobusch - Netherlands DD .17 Difficulties in Life affected by Job Lost after the Great East Japan Earthquake, Yoko Tsuchiya - Japan DD .18 Strategies and measurement for global health governance assessment: a 5-years mixed review, Gianfranco Damiani - Italy DD .19 Acceptability and utilization of evidence for decision-making: helminth control, sub-Saharan Africa Georgina Pearson - United Kingdom DD .20 Implementation research to evaluate an educational intervention for people who inject drugs, Salim Mezaache - France POSTER DISPLAYS DE Maternal, child and adolescent public health
DE .1 Stress perceived by pregnant and decision-making factors of maternal caesarean section request, Sébastien Riquet - France DE .2 Induced abortions in Estonia, 1992-2017: registry-based study, Piret Veerus - Estonia DE .3 The impact of social media misused and behavior problems among adolescent in Thailand, Punnita O-ium - Thailand DE .4 Screenings for children: international programmes & recommendations from evidence-based guidelines, Roman Winkler - Austria DE .5 Perceptions of youth healthcare professionals of the concept Positive Health in the Netherlands, Cindy De Bot - Netherlands DE .7 Collaboration between midwives and dietitians in improving dietary intake of low SES women, Sabina Super - Netherlands DE .8 Assessment of Adolescent and Youth Friendly Health Services in Sri Lanka using WHO’s ‘4S’ Framework Nuwan Wickramasinghe - Sri Lanka DE .9 School Health Programme in Sri Lanka: Assessment using WHO’s ‘4S’ Framework, Nuwan Wickramasinghe - Sri Lanka DE .10 Determinants of health and cancer: investigating conceptions of children aged 6 to 11, Maéliane Deyra - France DE .11 eDelphi survey to shape the content of a digital resource to enhance parental health literacy, Ourania Kolokotroni - Cyprus
87 DE .12 Smoking and substance abuse prevalence in adolescents in a city of Turkey, Erkan Pehlivan - Turkey DE .13 The effect of Women's decision-making autonomy on family Planning acces in Senegal in 2017, Ndeye Mareme Sougou - Senegal DE .14 Association of maternal developmental disorder traits with child maltreatment, Takeo Fujiwara - Japan DE .15 Maternal health care for refugee women in Germany: A qualitative approach on the interaction level, Anne Kasper - Germany DE .16 “Shared learning in action” - model of early prevention program on drug abuse in primary schools, Andˉelka Grujicˇic´ - Serbia DE .17 Prevalance of Using Cigarette,Alcohol,Substance Among High School Students and Factors Affected Them, Ali Ozer - Turkey DE .18 Indications and practices of Cesarean Sections in a French region – The Robson classification, Emeline Laurent - France DE .19 One-year activity of a “Casa de Espera” (Maternity Waiting Home) in the south of Angola, Mattia Fattorini - Italy DE .20 Finding alternative roles for Traditional Birth Attendants: an experience from the south of Angola, Mattia Fattorini - Italy DE .21 Abortion among French students: result of a 15 years follow-up in a French university, Laurent Gerbaud - France DE .22 Direct and the Indirect Determinants of Weight-Control Behaviours among Adolescents, Aviad Tur-Sinai - Israel DE .23 Cancer education support project: Spread of cancer education in Japan based on web search, Kayoko Katayama - Japan DE .24 Health related behaviours of secondary students living in dormitory in Hungary, Petra Skerlecz - Hungary DE .25 Teenage mothers: a long-term view on their well-being, Amke van Tintelen - Netherlands DE .26 Caesarean Delivery Rates in Birth Centres: confrontation using Robson Classification, Margherita Napolitani - Italy DE .27 Cesarean delivery and its social determinants in women of childbearing age:analysis of Benin's DHS, Yolaine Glele Ahanhanzo - Benin DE .28 Pregnancy warning labels on alcohol packaging: results of an exploratory study, Ana Millot - France DE .29 Cosmetics and pregnancy: perception of health risk by health professionals and pregnant women, MP Sauvant-Rochat - France DE .30 Evaluation of the oral health of pregnant women in prenatal consultations in Côte d'Ivoire, Guanga David Meless - Cote d'Ivoire DE .31 Health Education as a Tool for Sexual Health and Sexuality of Brazilian Adolescents, Alberone Sales - Brazil DE .32 Antenatal care initiation in an ethnically dense socially disadvantaged maternal cohort, Shuby Puthussery - United Kingdom DE .34 Sequence of cigarette and e-cigarette initiations and daily smoking in adolescents (HBSC 2018), Maud Dujeu - Belgium DE .35 Adolescent health literacy in 3 European cities and its association with smoking and smoking beliefs, Pirjo Lindfors - Finland DE .36 Socio-demographic and lifestyle determinants of the micronutrients status during pregnancy, Kinga Polanska - Poland DE .37 Participatory research in the field of early childhood interventions - how can this be achieved? Marion Weigl - Austria DE .38 The role of health literacy in explaining regional health differences among adolescents, Nina Simonsen - Finland DE .39 Adolescents' use of an online question-answer service to gain health knowledge, Eva Lassemo - Norway DE .40 Abriendo Futuros: An empowerment program for indigenous adolescent girls in Yucatán, Mexico, Silvana Larrea - Mexico DE .41 Barriers and enablers for practicing kangaroo mother care (KMC) in rural Sindh, Pakistan, Mohammad Shah - United States DE .42 How adolescents use an online question-answer (QA) service to address their mental issues, Kari Sand - Norway DE .43 The role of maternal psychological control and pressure on body image in a child´s drive for thinness, Lucia Hricova - Slovakia DE .44 Employment and health of working parents: a joint effort to uncover hidden treasures in birth cohorts, Ute Bültmann - Netherlands DE .45 How early childhood services address health inequalities and child wellbeing in France, Marie-Renée Guevel - France DE .47 Maternal characteristics in childhood and smoking at age of 15: Findings from the Czech Republic, Jitka Pikhartova - United Kingdom DE .48 Supporting child development to reduce child health inequalities in Belgium: a realist evaluation, Manon Beauvarlet - Belgium DE .49 Long-term effect of long chain polyunsaturated fatty acids in infant formula on cognitive ability, Maximiliane Verfuerden - United Kingdom DE .50 Sickness absence and disability pension in relation to first childbirth: three cohorts in Sweden, Krisztina Laszlo - Sweden DE .51 Factors associated with the use of non-pharmacological analgesia for labor pain management, Jade Merrer - France DE .52 Vaccination of classmates for an immunosuppressed child’s protection in a school in the LHA Roma 1, Emanuela Maria Frisicale - Italy DE .53 Health and well-being of parents with 4-year-old children – a nationwide study in 2018 in Finland, Reija Klemetti - Finland DE .54 Umbilical cord care through community-based distribution of chlorhexidine in rural Sindh, Pakistan, Mohammad Shah - United States DE .55 A vaccination campaign in a Roma community in Rome: an experience of the Local Health Autority Roma1 Emanuela Maria Frisicale - Italy DE .56 Sexual behaviour and attitudes among university students in Zagreb, Marjeta Majer - Croatia DE .57 How do male students perceive their role in contraception and the protection against STDs? Claudia Van Der Heijde - Netherlands DE .58 What are the determinants of body image distortion and dissatisfaction among Tunisian teenagers? Houda Ben Ayed - Tunisia
POSTER DISPLAYS DE .59 External resources of resilience in association with the alcohol use among early adolescents, Lenka Abrinková - Slovakia DE .60 Childhood life events and disturbed eating behaviors in a population-based cohort in the Netherlands, Robin Thomas - Italy DE .61 Raising young people’s awareness on sexual and reproductive health issues, Maria Papadakaki - Greece
88 DE .62 Is school furniture design a contributing factor to low back pain in adolescents? Houda Ben Ayed - Tunisia DE .63 Prevalence of Italian children living in food insecure households and their health status, Drieda Zace - Italy DE .64 Weight Control Practices in Turkish Adolescents and Factors Related with Over- Weight and Obesity, Ayse Ergun - Turkey DE .65 Risk factors of pregnancy morbidity in migrant women from Subsaharan Africa, Holy Bezanahary - France DE .66 Features of establishment of early lactation in women who gave birth after in vitro fertilization, Artyom Gil - Russia DE .68 Association between maternal factors and appropriate medication for nursery school children in Japan, Natsuyo Yanagi - Japan DE .69 Screening for celiac disease in school aged children in Croatia, Tatjana Petricevic-Vidovic - Croatia DE .70 The importance of relationships in adolescent risk behaviour prevention, Monique Lhussier - United Kingdom DE .71 Identifying binge-eating disorders in obese young people living in vulnerable areas of Marseille, Severine Pinto - France DE .72 Improving maternal healthcare in Georgia, Natia Skhvitaridze - Georgia DE .73 Social deprivation and adverse perinatal outcomes in France: national study of preterm and SGA birth, Nolwenn Regnault - France DE .74 Environmental Health: Knowledge and Practice of Perinatal Health Professionals in Southern France, Claire Sunyach - France DE .75 Surveillance of transient congenital hypothyroidism using the French newborn screening programme, Nolwenn Regnault - France DE .76 Cost-effectiveness of mental health promotion and prevention for young people: a systematic review, Masja Schmidt - Belgium DE .77 VBAC or not VBAC? Improvement of performance and outcome indexes with the promotion of care safety, Sergio Parrocchia - Italy DE .78 Maternal admissions to Intensive Care Units in France: trends in rates, causes and severity, Nolwenn Regnault - France DE .79 A French network for prevention and reduction of reproductive risk in couples and pregnant women, Claire Sunyach - France DE .80 Parental Education, Health Literacy and Children’s Height in Adult Life, Alexi Gugushvili - United Kingdom DE .81 First national results of the evaluation of the neonatal hearing loss screening programme in France, Nolwenn Regnault - France DE .82 Potential effective elements in combined lifestyle interventions for overweight children, Jenneke Saat - Netherlands DE .83 Women’s experiences with labor companionship in public facilities in Arab countries, Tamar Kabakian-Khasholian - Lebanon DE .85 Trends in physical activity and overweight among adolescents and their parents in Russian population, Diana Denisova - Russia DE .86 School bullying among Tunisian adolescents: prevalence and psychosocial outcomes, Jihene Sahli - Tunisia DE .87 Parents’ evaluation of early home visit by midwife, Ragnhild Sollesnes - Norway DE .88 Analysis of coordinating capacities in schools of grades 10 and 11 in a public school of Bogotá Natalia Stephany Morales Eraso - Colombia DF Chronic diseases
DF .1 Association between leisure-time physical activity and the risk of chronic diseases, Audrius Dedele - Lithuania DF .2 Using 'White Flags' to categorize socio-cultural aspects in chronic pain, Claudia Winkelmann - Germany DF .4 Teaching Program for laymen and experts for neighborhood-based offers to elderly people living alone, Claudia Winkelmann - Germany DF .5 Beyond the diabetes epidemic – a public health challenge, Sarah Cuschieri - Malta DF .6 Lifestyle related risk factors of coronary artery disease patients in Nepal, Pramila Gaudel - Finland DF .7 Positive health as a new concept for physiotherapy in the Netherlands? Cindy De Bot - Netherlands DF .8 Unsatisfactory effectiveness of preventive programs for oncogynecological diseases in Bulgaria, Stela Georgieva - Bulgaria DF .9 Type2 diabetes:changing patterns of use of antidiabetic drugs 8 years after starting treatment(snds), Anne-Sophie Aguadé - France POSTER DISPLAYS DF .10 Dynamics of the occupational respiratory diseases in Bulgaria in the period 2009-2016, Karolina Lyubomirova - Bulgaria DF .11 Prevention of chronic diseases in family medicine in Croatia, Maja Maric-Bajs - Croatia DF .12 Mortality trends for multiple sclerosis in Italy, Francesco Gori - Italy DF .13 Maternal perceptions of paediatric cancer and diabetes in Cameroon, André Wamba - Cameroon DF .14 From the experience of planning a life with diabetes to the mechanisms of the management of illness, Matchika Megaptché Mathilde - Cameroon DF .15 Preventive actions for the gradual reduction of excessive salt intake and its monitoring in Italy, Chiara Donfrancesco - Italy DF .16 Predicting musculoskeletal disorders risk using tree-based ensemble methods, Pierre Michel - France DF .17 Mortality inequalities from major causes of death in Lithuania by education during 2001-2014, O Mešcˇeriakova-Veliuliene˙ - Lithuania DF .18 Prevalence of multiple sclerosis in the South of Italy based on healthcare administrative data, Raffaele Palladino - United Kingdom DF .19 Improving participation of detained men in organised screening of colorectal cancer in Toulon, Mélanie Porte - France DF .20 Elevated fatty liver index as a risk factor for all-cause mortality in HIV-HCV co-infected patients, Tangui Barré - France DF .21 Ketoacidosis admission rate in type 2 diabetes mellitus patients from 2006 to 2015 in Abruzzo, Italy, Francesca Meo - Italy DF .22 Management of COPD in Anhui Province: compliance with GOLD guidelines, Shizhen He - Sweden
89 DF .23 Geographic disparities in bladder cancer incidence among men in the department of Bouches-du-Rhône, Laurence Pascal - France DF .24 The analytic hierarchy process as a holistic model for the assessment of dialysis centres, Magdalena Barbara Kaziuk - Poland DF .25 Nutritional and Rehabilitation goals in Acquired Brain Injury patients: a new decannulation protocol, Matteo d'Angelo - Italy DF .26 Health Literacy Profile and educational intervention as a prevention action for Type2 Diabetes, B Sabeena Dowlut - Mauritius DF .27 Network of Vascular Centers in the Russian as a way to reducing mortality in the working population, Aleksandr Zubko - Russia DF .28 Prognostic value of the Diverticular Inflammation and Complication Assessment (DICA) classification, Gabriella Nasi - Italy DF .29 Improving chronic diseases management using Learning from Excellence (LfE) model, Alice Borghini - Italy DF .30 Factors associated with patient activation in a Turkish population with diabetes and/or hypertension, Sibel Sakarya - Turkey DF .32 Assessment of quality of life in elderly with aortic stenosis after TAVI, Joanna Zembala-John - Poland DF .33 Participatory approach in developing the long-term care strategy in Slovakia, Zuzana Katreniakova - Slovakia DF .34 Rising prevalence of diabetes: evidence from the national registry in North Macedonia, Aleksandra Stamenova - Macedonia DF .35 Clustering & trajectories of multimorbidity across the lifecourse: a 70 year birth cohort study, Amal Khanolkar - United Kingdom DF .36 Leadership and chronic diseases: a bibliometric review, Miguel José Cabral de Pinho - Portugal DF .37 Evaluating the effectiveness of a screening program for cardiovascular diseases in Kazakhstan, Vitaliy Koikov - Kazakhstan DF .38 Metabolic complications of obesity, Ramla Mizouri - Tunisia DF .39 Validation of a national algorithm for diabetes screening, Giagkos Lavranos - Cyprus DF .40 Breast Cancer burden in Tunisia: situation in 2017 and projections by 2030, Amal Cherif - Tunisia DF .41 Current and future burden of prostate cancer in Tunisia projections to 2030, Amal Cherif - Tunisia DF .42 Lung Cancer burden of disease in The Northern Tunisia, Amal Cherif - Tunisia DG Environment, climate and health / Urban health
DG .1 Organizing the institutional Public Health response to heat under climate change: A scoping review, Melanie Boeckmann - Germany DG .2 Environment and Health: Official knowledge and lay response, Phil Elliott - United Kingdom DG .3 Citizens’ perceptions of the health-related neighbourhood environment in Limassol, Cyprus, Nicos Middleton - Cyprus DG .4 “Is anyone walking in our neighborhoods?”: Citizens’ experience of the neighbourhood environment, Nicos Middleton - Cyprus DG .5 Identifying barriers to organizational health literacy in public health departments in Germany, Anika Mehlis - Germany DG .6 Associations of environmental variables with different types of stroke, Vidmantas Vaiciulis - Lithuania DG .7 Socioeconomic inequalities in cognitive performance among early ageing people: The Constances cohort, Noémie Letellier - France DG .8 Social cohesion as a mechanism behind neighbourhood effects on mental or physical health, Odile Sauzet - Germany DG .9 An ego-centred approach for the evaluation of health inequalities in urban areas, Odile Sauzet - Germany DG .10 High resolution data to estimate effects of pollution and temperatures in Italy: The BEEP project, Achille Cernigliaro - Italy DG .11 Cancer incidence in the vicinity of a waste incineration plant in the Nice area between 2005-2014, Eugènia Mariné Barjoan - France DG .12 Implementation of a nationwide Waterborne disease outbreak surveillance system in France, Stéphanie Rivière - France DG .13 Arsenic metabolism and urothelial cancer risk: a systematic review and meta-analysis, Giuseppe Di Martino - Italy DG .15 Assessing the use and understanding of the Portuguese Heat–Health Warning System (ÍCARO), Andreia Leite - Portugal DG .16 Environmental health risks perceptions: results from cross-sectional surveys in Southeastern France, Aurélie Bocquier - France DG .17 A mobile device to reduce airborne particulate and prevent surgical site infections, Giulio Alberto Carta - Italy DG .18 Association between heat waves and number of deaths for old-age in slovenia, from 2013 to 2017, Simona Percic - Slovenia DG .19 Towards a better integration of health in urban development project: from theory to action, Anne Roué-Le Gall - France DG .21 Evaluating implementation of an Heat-health action plan during 2018 heatwave in Amadora, Portugal, Andreia Leite - Portugal DG .22 A future for all to INHERIT: taking integrated action on the environment, health and equity, Caroline Costongs - EuroHealthNet DG .23 Neighborhood environment and physical activity among rural Japanese older adults, Kenta Okuyama - Japan DG .24 Hillwalking and walk leading motivations, perceived benefits and the role of natural environment, Nora Morocza - United Kingdom DG .25 Environmental noise levels and noise annoyance in Novi Sad, 2012-2016, Marija Jevtic - EUPHA (ENV) DG .26 Bridging worlds: community led visual methods amidst climate change related disasters in Australia, Colin Macdougall - Australia DG .27 Facing climate change challenges: the Italian Public Health Residents response, Marco Righini - Italy POSTER DISPLAYS DG .28 Healthier breath for all and everywhere – Urban air quality monitoring experience, Marija Jevtic - EUPHA (ENV) DG .29 Occupational exposure assessment to per and trichloroethylene in dry cleaning in Sfax city (Tunisia), Fatma Omrane - Tunisia DG .30 Effect of outdoor air pollution on respiratory deseases in the District of Tunis, Aicha Lahchaichi - Tunisia
90 DH Food, nutrition and diet
DH .1 Do we practice what we preach? Assessing the food environment in Malta’s only state hospital, Sarah Cuschieri - Malta DH .2 Evaluation of Norovirus contamination in bivalve molluscs harvested from Northern Adriatic Sea, Italy, Stefania Barbieri - Italy DH .3 Visual information on labels in commercial baby foods on Bulgarian market, Lalka Rangelova - Bulgaria DH .4 Situations in which mothers experience difficulty stimulating healthy EBRB in school-aged children, Emilie Ruiter - Netherlands DH .5 A set of pedagogical recommendations for improving the integrated approach to childhood obesity, Emilie Ruiter - Netherlands DH .6 The impact of joining the Eurozone on nutrition habits in Lithuania, Rimantas Stukas - Lithuania DH .7 Attitudes, norms and behaviors enhancing unhealthy food choices of high school students in Armenia, Lusine Aslanyan - Armenia DH .8 Food “from the Outside” and Correct Nutrition for Outpatients, Aviad Tur-Sinai - Israel DH .9 Evaluation of growth monitoring activity in Yopougon-Est Health District (Abidjan, Côte d'Ivoire), Francke-Lina Siagbé Gbogbo - Egypt DH .10 Impacts of post-Brexit agricultural policy on fruit and vegetable intake and cardiovascular disease, Paraskevi Seferidi - United Kingdom DH .11 Integrated veterinary-medical activity on characterization of shigatoxin producing Escherichia coli, Guido Finazzi - Italy DH .12 Effect of lifestyle on blood pressure in Portuguese population under antihypertensive drugs, Mario Rui Salvador - Portugal DH .13 Visual food diary - peer support and better diet quality, Taija Puranen - Finland DH .14 Evaluation, recommendation and implementation of the local hospital catering system, Giulio Barocco - Italy DH .15 Integrated guide for public procurement and private contracts of collective catering system and SDGs, Giulio Barocco - Italy DH .17 An Investigation of Family Nutrition and Physical Activity and Affecting Factors in Primary Schools, Ezgi Hasret Kozan - Turkey DH .18 Customer satisfaction survey in Friuli Venezia Giulia university canteens, Marco Righini - Italy DH .19 Main sources of information on nutrition of various socio-economic groups, Žymantas Žandaras - Lithuania DH .20 Determination of Orthorexia Nervosa Symptoms and Eating Attitudes in Medicine Students, Ali Ozer - Turkey DH .21 Early feeding profiles based on breastfeeding, infant formula and introduction of solid foods, Hélène Amazouz - France DH .22 Background characteristics of meat consumption exceeding the Finnish Dietary Guidelines in 2000-2017, Elviira Lehto - Finland DH .23 Drinking water quality: results from the data analysis in Lombardy region, Samuele Rivolta - Italy DH .24 Breastfeeding knowledge and attitudes of young people, Marija Jevtic - EUPHA (ENV) DH .25 Risk assessment of Portuguese population to multiple mycotoxins: the human biomonitoring approach, Carla Martins - Portugal DH .26 Burden of disease attributable to exposure to aflatoxins in Portugal using Human biomonitoring data, Carla Martins - Portugal DH .27 Dietary polyphenol intake and socioeconomic status in adult russian/siberian population, Irina Berezovikova - Russia DH .28 Estimating the burden of disease of exposure to chemical contaminants in food in Denmark, Lea Sletting Jakobsen - Denmark DH .29 Food insecurity and social determinants of students’ low adherence to the Mediterranean diet, Thomas Tsiampalis - Greece
DI Health assessments: impact, technology
DI .1 Evaluation of the effects of health impact assessment (hia) practice in monteregie, Kareen Nour - Canada DI .2 Nursing community 2 .0: a method to promote online collaborative learning, Roberta Arnone - Italy DI .3 Identification of a strategy for disinvestment in the Italian National Health Service (NHS), Chiara Cadeddu - Italy POSTER DISPLAYS DI .4 Knowledge and Attitude towards the Gradual Reduction of Salt in Bread – an Online Survey, Alexandra Costa - Portugal DI .5 Cost-effectiveness analysis of low-dose computed tomography screening for lung cancer in Hungary, Zoltan Voko - Hungary DI .6 Digital technology interventions to reduce loneliness in adults: a systematic review, S G Sarwar Shah - United Kingdom DI .7 The psychometric properties of a short version of the General Self-Efficacy Scale: A Rasch analysis, Anne Mari Steigen - Norway DI .8 Unexpected effect of smoking/drinking cessation among computed tomography lung screening consumers, Cheng-Che Chen - Taiwan DI .9 The Villeneuve renovation program Health Impact Assessment, Lucie Anzivino - France DI .10 Breast Cancer Screening (BCS) by Mammography Tomosynthesis, Maria Filomena Correia - Portugal DI .11 Evaluation of the Health impact assessment (HIA) deployment process in a French region, Francoise Jabot - France DI .12 Different designs of additional payments for new technologies: The approach of Germany and the USA, Cornelia Henschke - Germany DI .13 Quantitative Health Impact Assessment Methodology for Societal Initiatives: A Scoping Review, Laurens Reumers - Netherlands DI .14 Hospital contextual factors affecting the use of health technologies: a systematic review, Adriano Grossi - Italy
91 DK Health at work, Social security
DK .1 Usefulness of the results of a surveillance program for uncompensated work-related diseases in France, Maëlle Robert - France DK .2 Emotional demands at work and risk of depressive disorder: A nationwide Danish cohort study, Ida E. h. Madsen - Denmark DK .3 Cardiovascular and respiratory diseases and neoplasms in seafarers and farmers in Denmark, Kimmo Herttua - Denmark DK .4 Social validity for work ability assessments and official decisions – clients' experiences, Elin Karlsson - Sweden DK .5 Longitudinal analysis of work-family conflict and self-rated health among working parents in Germany Lea-Sophie Borgmann - Germany DK .6 Work-related diseases in temporary workers in France between 2009 and 2014, Stéphanie Rivière - France DK .7 High mortality in manual occupations and the role of alcohol in 2001-2015 in Finland, Hanna Rinne - Finland DK .8 Effects of sickness absence on disability pension risk: Finnish register study of two native groups, Kaarina Reini - Finland DK .9 Individual- and company level determinants of vocational rehabilitation: a multilevel study, Mikko Laaksonen - Finland DK .10 Physicians’ use of information from sickness certification guidelines: A nationwide Swedish survey, Veronica Svärd - Sweden DK .11 Determinants of managerial preventive actions in relation to common mental disorders at work, Iris van de Voort - Netherlands DK .12 Gender differences in managers’ attitudes toward depressed employees: a cross-sectional study, Ilaria Mangerini - Sweden DK .13 Occupational diseases in self-employed workers in France, François Latil - France DK .14 Manager perspectives on workers’ return to work after cancer treatment, Steffen Torp - Norway DK .15 Topic modeling to mind illegal compensation for occupational injuries, Sung-Hee Song - Korea, South DK .16 Work capacity assessments – reviewing the what and how of physicians’ clinical practice, Paula Nordling - Sweden DK .17 The effects of skill-based team learning curriculum in workplace violence prevention for nurses, Min-Chien Tsai - Taiwan DK .18 Psychosocial working conditions and future sick leave and disability pension trajectories in Sweden, Laura Salonen - Finland DK .19 Approach for Compensation System of Asbestos-Related Lung Cancer, Yuka Nishina - France DK .20 Health perception, health risks and healthy lifestyle behaviours of road construction workers, Hasibe Kadioglu - Turkey DK .21 Predicting occupational exposure to trace metals from welding by non-air monitoring based models, Fatma Omrane - Tunisia DK .22 An investigation of putative exposure of staff to novel psychoactive substances in a prison, Kate Mark - United Kingdom DK .23 Life style habits of truck drivers in France, Virginie Bourdin - France DK .24 Lung cancer screening by low-dose CT among asbestos-exposed workers: first results of a pilot program, Jan Heidrich - Germany DK .25 The barriers of workplace safety and health management: from the supervisor’s perspective, Min-Chien Tsai - Taiwan DK .26 Sexual harassment at work: Design of a new questionnaire to measure sexual harassment, Maj Britt Dahl Nielsen - Estonia DK .27 Two step cluster analysis of burnout among preschool teachers, Jovana Todorovic - Serbia DK .28 Occupational Eye Trauma: a major public health issue in Rabat, Morocco, Yassine El Harrak - Morocco DK .29 Diurnal rhythms of cortisol and melatonin in night eating and non-night eating male police officers, Jeppe Karl Sørensen - Denmark DK .30 Attitudes of Polish employers towards smoking/e-cigarette use in workplaces, Grzegorz Juszczyk - Poland DK .31 A taxonomy of mechanisms underpinning the impact of welfare rights advice on health, Monique Lhussier - United Kingdom DK .32 Setting the agenda for further research on health and welfare, Monique Lhussier - United Kingdom DK .33 Trajectories of musculoskeletal pain among midlife employees, Subas Neupane - Finland DL Health services research
DL .1 Direct access physiotherapy for patients with musculoskeletal disorders: a systematic review, Aurelie Bourmaud - France DL .2 Mapping, guiding, and assessing social prescription services in the UK, Kerryn Husk - United Kingdom DL .3 Developing a Patient Advocacy Scale for Nurses, Ezgi Sermet - Turkey DL .4 Infrequent patient-physician conversations about sexual health at an Austrian university hospital, Nikola Komlenac - Austria DL .5 The risk of emergency department visits in adults living in rural France, Gregoire Mercier - France DL .6 Health benefits through prevention: there is still a lot to be gained, Paul Van Gils - Netherlands DL .7 Societal Expenditure on Prevention, Paul Van Gils - Netherlands DL .8 Used and foregone of primary care in French university students, Marie-Pierre Tavolacci - France POSTER DISPLAYS DL .9 Evaluation designs of outpatient health centres focusing on vulnerable patient groups, Roman Winkler - Austria DL .10 Healthcare providers’ perceptions of difficulties related to frequent users of emergency departments, Véronique S Grazioli - Switzerland DL .11 Is there an association between social determinants and care dependency risk? Susanne Schnitzer - Germany
92 DL .12 Hospitalization patterns of uninsured as base for services and health need assessment, Silvia Florescu - Romania DL .13 The experience of patients and family caregivers during Hospital-at-Home in France, Helene Rossinot - France DL .14 Clinical characteristics, care professionals’ intervention for elderly patients in hospital at home, Matthieu de Stampa - France DL .16 Effectiveness of participatory interventions in improving clinical coordination in Latin America, M Luisa Vázquez Navarrete - Spain DL .17 Associated factors to the perception of clinical coordination in the Catalan national health system, M Luisa Vázquez Navarrete - Spain DL .18 Geographical accessibility to permanent care centers of family doctors from Bihor County, Romania, Dorel Petru Tirt - Romania DL .19 Healthcare Use in Multimorbidity Patients, Guilherme Quinaz Romana - Portugal DL .20 Hospital volume and five-year survival after cancer surgery in 2007-2011 in Osaka, Japan, Sumiyo Okawa - Japan DL .21 Research Management Committee as strategic device for Implementation Research, Carlos Alberto dos Santos Treichel - Brazil DL .22 Improving inmates in Norwegian prisons' oral health, Kjersti Evensen - Norway DL .23 Improving diabetes care through educational intervention in primary care in rural China, Shaofan Chen - Sweden DL .24 Implementing treatment guidelines for ambulance services in a low- and middle income setting, Henrik Carlsson - Sweden DL .25 Two-year supervised tooth brushing program evaluation in preschools in Southern Israel, Dan Dekel - Israel DL .26 Public Health Nurse and interprofessional collaboration related to adolescent mental health problems, Marie Granrud - Norway DL .27 The assessment of the functionality of public health specialists’ activities in schools, Jurgita Vladickiene - Lithuania DL .28 Are general practitioners willing to deprescribe in oldest-old patients with polypharmacy? Katharina Tabea Jungo - Switzerland DL .29 How to engage French professionals to undertake social responsibility at a local level? Sylvain Gautier - France DL .30 Impact of an intervention to activate unemployed people on the use of primary health care services, Pia Hakamäki - Finland DL .31 Can clinical coordination be improved through Participatory Action Research (PAR) interventions? M Luisa Vázquez Navarrete - Spain DL .32 intervention on knowledge and perception of hand hygiene among healthcare workers, Asma Ben Cheikh - Tunisia DL .33 Assessment of unmet needs and barriers to end-of-life care provision in Kazakhstan, Lyazzat Toleubekova - Kazakhstan DL .34 Does case management provides support for staff facing frequent users of emergency departments? Michael von Allmen - Switzerland DL .35 Future Physicians and Cosmetic Medical Interventions, Nesrin Cilingiroglu - Turkey DL .36 Evaluation of minimum standards for communal catering in Styrian nursing homes, Christina Lampl - Austria DL .37 Waiting times in cardiology and quality of care: analysis of performances in an Italian hospital, Elena Olivero - Italy DL .38 Using routine data to benchmark quality and outcomes of diabetes care in the EU HEALTHPROS project, Fabrizio Carinci - United Kingdom DL .39 Accessibility of early diagnostics for children with a developmental disorder in Flanders, Belgium, Eva Cloet - Belgium DL .40 Mergers of primary care organizations: a systematic review of the literature, Domenico Pascucci - Italy DL .41 Keeping up with the codes; accounting for quality in cancer patient pathways (CPPs) in Norway, Erna Håland - Norway DL .42 Nursing processes analysis in district hospital in Lithuania, Jurgita Vladickiene - Lithuania DL .43 Reasons for cervical cancer screening participation among Turkish- and Moroccan-Dutch: focus groups, Eline Marchena - Netherlands DL .44 Waiting times for diagnosis and surgery in a large obstetric-gynecological hospital in Italy, Fabrizio Bert - Italy DL .47 Inequalities in the utilisation of primary and specialist physicians in Europe - a systematic review, Sara Lena Schröder - Germany DL .48 Compliance with smoke-free policy at tuberculosis facilities in Armenia: a mixed-methods study, Zaruhi Grigoryan - Armenia DL .49 A qualitative study on cancer patients´ experiences with financial burden and financial distress, Sara Lena Schröder - Germany DL .50 Genetic services for Hereditary Cancer: a systematic review of Patient Reported Outcomes studies, Erica Pitini - Italy
DL .51 Paying attention to personnel in organizational changes: the impact of hospital mergers, Leuconoe Grazia Sisti - Italy POSTER DISPLAYS DL .52 Obstetrical complications treated in the maternities of the region of Sousse (Tunisia), Jihene Sahli - Tunisia DL .53 Time trends of primary care quality across Portuguese regions: using prevention quality indicators, João Vasco Santos - Portugal DL .54 Missing hospital discharge consultation and patients’ self-reported treatment success and wellbeing, Henna Riemenschneider - Germany DM Health systems and economics
DM .1 Individual Versus Area Level Social Risk Measurement in the General French Population, Gregoire Mercier - France DM .2 The economic burden of NCDs due to low fruit and vegetables consumption in the Russia in 2016, Dinara Mukaneeva - Russia DM .3 Confraternal talks impact with general practitioners on the prescription for older adults, Valérie Mauillon - France DM .4 Demographic forecasting of population projection in Greece: A Bayesian probabilistic study, Demetris Lamnisos - Cyprus DM .5 Availability and drug lag of new medicines in South Korea, Kyung-Bok Son - Korea, South DM .6 Assessment of State of Health and Healthcare Expenditure by Single-Person Households, Aviad Tur-Sinai - Israel DM .7 The social and economic benefit of health literacy interventions in the WHO EURO region, Mariana Dyakova - United Kingdom
93 DM .8 Capturing the social value and return on investment of public health services and interventions Mariana Dyakova - United Kingdom DM .9 Experience of clinical nursing guidelines development in Kazakhstan, Vitaliy Koikov - Kazakhstan DM .10 Economic burden of main Noncommunicable diseases in the Russian Federation in 2016, Azaliia Myrzamatova - Russia DM .11 Development of health management system with recording daily living habits and body compositions, Takeo Shibata - Japan DM .12 Public expenditure on health promotion and prevention interventions in Austria in 2016, Brigitte Piso - Austria DM .13 Balanced Scorecard for performance assessment in healthcare settings: a review of literature, Pasquale Cacciatore - EUPHAnxt DM .14 Health insurance literacy assessment tools: A systematic review, Ana Cecilia Quiroga Gutierrez - Switzerland DM .15 Measuring inequity in using routinely collected data in an emergency setting: a systematic review, Kevin Morisod - Switzerland DM .16 The endless story of copayment insurance in Slovenia - is it necessary? Tit Albreht - Slovenia DM .17 What factors underpin minimum volume regulations: a comparison of 13 European countries, Katherine Polin - Germany DM .18 The satisfaction of the new competencies and roles of nurses in Kazakhstan, Vitaliy Koikov - Kazakhstan DM .19 Calculation of road accessibility for the rural population in the Shikoku Island of Japan using GIS Rina Katayama - Japan DM .20 How the Euripid collaboration contributes to affordability of medicinal products, Claudia Habl - Austria DN Health workforce development and research
DN .1 A new health professional profile in Switzerland: the county practitioner? Sandrine Motamed - Switzerland DN .2 Social aspects of occupational diseases in clothing industry in Bulgaria, Irena Stoilova - Bulgaria DN .3 From pillars of postgraduate education towards motivated and competent public health workforce, Nino Chikhladze - Georgia DN .4 Evaluation of chronic disease follow-up training of family physicians in primary care units, Erkan Pehlivan - Turkey DN .5 Looking for bridge engineering: the role of an information officer in 'sanitary service', Marion Defaut - France DN .6 Physician-patient communication: A qualitative study of perceptions, barriers, and needs in 4 EU MS, Konstantina Zota - Greece DN .7 Predictors of job satisfaction in public hospitals in Belgrade, Serbia: a cross-sectional study, Katica Tripkovic´ - Serbia DN .8 Implementation and development of guidelines in the emergency services in Kosovo –PARIHS framework Ruhija Hodza-Beganovic - Sweden DN .9 Preferences and expectations of graduates in nursing towards lifelong learning (Bulgaria, 2016-2019) Gena Grancharova - Bulgaria DN .10 Clinical psychologists in primary mental health care in Norway - what to do? Silje L. Kaspersen - Norway DN .11 A methodological support to set up multidisciplinary group practices in Southeastern France, Hélène Dumesnil - France DN .12 Employment program graduates of internship of higher education institutions of Kazakhstan, Vitaliy Koikov - Kazakhstan DN .13 FINDRISK and occupation: need of prevention of diabetes type 2 at the workplace, Karolina Lyubomirova - Bulgaria DN .14 An Evaluation of Midwifery Education System in Armenia, Serine Sahakyan - Armenia DN .16 Foreign workers’ health in agriculture: assessing health workers' perception and training needs, Aurora Angelozzi - Italy DN .17 What do health workers think about a population exposed to health inequalities? The Bastogi case, Susanna Caminada - Italy DN .19 Midwifery in Germany – The necessity of developing a workforce and service planning approach, Manuela Raddatz - Germany DN .20 The AAPRISS Platform: Learning and Taking Action to Reduce Social Inequalities in Health to help PHIR Michelle Kelly Irving - France DN .23 Contributions of Training of the Health Technique for Health Care Assistance in Maranhão, Mariana Pereira Almeida Santos - Brazil DN .24 Reports of experiences of popular health educators in the municipality of São Luis-MA, Ceanny Costa - Brazil DN .25 The experience in the technical training of the community health agent in northeastern Brazil, Shirlayne Layne - Brazil DN .26 Humanization in gestation and delivery: experience of mediation and encouragement of good practices Emmanuele de Jesus Balata Sousa Alves - Brazil DN .27 Pre-participation screening of the athletes in Turkey: approach of primary care physicians, Kubilay Kaymaz - Turkey DN .28 Key Aspects of Modernizing Public Health Doctoral Program at The University of Georgia, Tamar Lobjanidze - Georgia
POSTER DISPLAYS DN .29 Evaluation of medical students to interest in the health research in Kazakhstan at 2018, Vitaliy Koikov - Kazakhstan DN .30 User typology for workplace health offers, Elisabeth Noehammer - Austria DN .31 Nurses' experiences with the Implementation of a Manchester Triage System in an Emergency Department, Elisabeth Noehammer - Austria DN .32 ASPHER V4 Working Group supports the road map for professionalising the public health workforce, Alena Petráková - Czech Republic
94 DO Healthy living and health promotion
DO .1 Socioeconomic and health differences in physical activity: a cross sectional study in Lithuania, Audrius Dedele - Lithuania DO .2 Health promotion, community-campus-local authorities partnership and new health professional profile, Sandrine Motamed - Switzerland DO .3 The Relationship between strength and academic performance: A new reason to promote physical activity, Jhonatan Peña - Colombia DO .4 Health promotion among the unemployed: an international systematic review, Alfons Hollederer - Germany DO .5 Health literacy of commercial industry managers: an exploratory qualitative study in Germany, Holger Pfaff - Germany DO .6 Who has access and who participates in parkrun? - implications for selecting future event locations, Paul Schneider - United Kingdom DO .7 Exploration of perceptions of health of low SES citizens in the Netherlands, Marja de Jong - Netherlands DO .8 The structure and forms of physical activity in the City of Zagreb 2O14 . / 2015, Ana Puljak - Croatia DO .9 Impact of community gardens on the sustainability of lifestyles: baseline data of the JArDinS study, Marion Tharrey - France DO .10 Smoking behavior and exposure to tobacco smoke in Split-Dalmatia County, Ivana Marasovic Šušnjara - Croatia DO .11 The relationship between sleep quality and nutrition of medical school students in a city of Turkey, Erkan Pehlivan - Turkey DO .12 Misconceptions, not evidence guide occupational physicians' decisions on legionellosis prevention, Matteo Riccò - Italy DO .13 Clear proceedings as workplace health promotion . Supervision and management tools in rural Uganda, Gaia Piccinni - Italy DO .14 Re-imagining risky health behaviour as salutogenic practice, Ruth Cross - United Kingdom DO .15 The Comprehensive Community Engagement Framework for Health and Well-being, Pete Milos Venticich - Netherlands DO .16 patient education in the context of Parkinson disease cared for with deep brain stimulation, Marie Gaille - France DO .18 Health Promotion: a multidisciplinary analysis of the factors affecting practices of professionals, Maria Assumpció Bou Monclús - Spain DO .19 Health relay students’ goals, training and assessment: result from a French national consensus, Laurent Gerbaud - France DO .20 Age-related and seasonal change in serum osmolarity and water intake in a healthy population, Tomofumi Nishikawa - Japan DO .21 The Turkish adaptation of the family and nutrition and physical activity (abfa-tr) screening tool, Merve Çolak - Turkey DO .22 Measuring health literacy: performance-based versus perception-based measures, Chiara Lorini - Italy DO .23 Self-regulation, norms and alcohol consequences: study on university freshman from four EU countries, Ondrej Kalina - Slovakia DO .24 Building a social marketing Strategy to reduce alcohol-related harm in France, Guillemette Quatremère - France DO .25 Perceptions of health professionnals in a French social marketing campaign against smoking, Guillemette Quatremère - France DO .26 Free access to nicotine substitutes and e-cigarette for tobacco cessation: STOP a pilot intervention, Fabienne El-Khoury - France DO .27 Self-Reported Muscle Strength As A Strategy For The Prevention Of Non-Communicable Diseases, Frank Rincon - Colombia DO .28 Effectiveness of Mois sans tabac 2016, a French social marketing campaign against smoking, Romain Guignard - France DO .29 The association between eating vegetables at start of meal and dental caries among Japanese children, Kanade Ito - Japan DO .30 Barriers and facilitators of health behavior engagement in ultra-Orthodox Jewish women in Israel, Donna Zwas - Israel DO .31 Important factors to ensure wellbeing in a whole-school setting – a photovoice study, Jo Ese - Norway DO .32 Implementation process of social prescribing to improve primary care patients’ health and well-being, Sonia Dias - Portugal DO .33 “Health Party” intervention on genetic testing for ethnic minority women: study protocol, Valencia Kabeya - United Kingdom DO .34 Lifestyle, environmental exposures and male fertility in healthy young men in North Italy, Claudia Zani - Italy DO .35 Developing the Turkish version of the exercise benefits/barriers for the elderly scale, Saime Erol - Turkey DO .36 Effectiveness of the universal substance use prevention program on alcohol consumption among adults POSTER DISPLAYS Marta Dobrowolska Kulanová - Slovakia DO .37 Obesity Prevalence in Alabama: Trends from 2011 to 2017 and Evaluation of a State Obesity Program, Zihan Dong - China DO .38 The relationship between participation to social activities, life satisfaction, isolation on aged, Saime Erol - Turkey DO .39 Opticourses: promoting healthier food purchases at no additional cost in low-income households, Marion Tharrey - France DO .40 Transition to health democracy in France: occupational therapy for population-based interventions, Sophie Albuquerque - France DO .42 Schoolchildren's participation in health promotion process, Ruta Maceinaite - Lithuania DO .43 Is medical ionizing radiation negligible or neglected? How to interact with patients? Isabelle Nicoulet - France DO .44 Analysing local public health action plans: development of a tool for the French CLoterreS Study, Yann Le Bodo - France DO .45 Facebook Intervention To Improve Physical Activity Level Among Youth, Jovana Todorovic - Serbia DO .46 Children self-reports and Parent proxy reports of physical activity and sedentary behaviour, Marija Jevtic - EUPHA (ENV) DO .47 Factors promoting health empowerment of young people: a qualitative pre-interventional study, Marie Corneloup - France DO .48 Physical Activity Patterns of Primary School Teachers in a District in Istanbul, Turkey, Nadiye Pinar Ay - Turkey
95 DO .49 Appropriate approaches for improving health promotion literacy in adolescents – a systematic review, Silvia Florescu - Romania DO .50 Improving participation of hard-to-reach older people in diet interventions: the INVITE strategy, Aurélie Bocquier - France DO .51 Measuring health promotion in a sports club setting: a modified Delphi study, Anne Vuillemin - France DO .52 Improving health outcomes in Northamptonshire’s Homeless population, Samia Latif - United Kingdom DO .53 The profile of people living in extreme poverty in the region of Crete, Maria Papadakaki - Greece DO .54 Romanian students’ attitude and opinion about the smoke-free indoors law, Ileana Prejbeanu - Romania DO .55 Sleep problems among Dutch higher educational students, working towards solutions, Claudia Van Der Heijde - Netherlands DO .56 Using retrospective process analysis to identify lessons learned from a community health initiative, Kristina Hoffmann - Germany DO .57 Perceived needs of elderly for living a self-reliant life: implications for municipal health policy, John Dierx - Netherlands DO .58 Improving Health Literacy in Austrian Companies: Results from a Systematic Company Recruitment, Madlene Movia - Austria DO .59 School children’s perspectives on food literacy as competencies – insights from a qualitative study, Cecilie Karen Ljungmann - Denmark DO .60 A Bridge to Wellness: Gains from a health fair among fishermen in the Port of New Bedford, USA, Maryellen Brisbois - United States DO .61 Internalization of rules and risk-behavior among early adolescents and relevance for public health, Jozef Benka - Slovakia DO .62 Eating disorders among university students: a public health challenge . An European study, Joel Ladner - France DO .63 Learning from calorie posting/traffic light systems introduction in a University hospital canteen, Patricia Fitzpatrick - Ireland DO .64 Health literacy and physical activity as buffers to counter act work related stress, Luís Saboga-Nunes - EUPHA (HP) DO .65 Importance of Health literacy in magnesium supplementation - Case study Novi Sad, Serbia, Marija Jevtic - EUPHA (ENV) DP Infectious diseases, preparedness and vaccines
DP .1 Age, period, and cohort effects on infectious disease mortality in Korea, 1983-2017, Sang Jun Eun - Korea, South DP .2 Survey of nosocomial influenza in South-western Swiss hospitals during two seasonal epidemics, Delphine Hequet - Switzerland DP .3 Seroprevalence of anti-Parvovirus B19 IgG in childbearing age women in Pleven region (Bulgaria), Silviya Yankulovska - Bulgaria DP .4 Effect of rotavirus vaccination offer to children observed in Italy between 2010-2018, Francesca Antinolfi -Italy DP .5 Evolution of Healthcare-associated infections over five years: results of prevalence surveys, Hela Ghali - Tunisia DP .6 A systematic review of prediction models used in tuberculosis contact tracing, Farah Kidy - United Kingdom DP .7 Measles situation in Ukraine during the period 2017-2019, Roman Rodyna - Ukraine DP .8 Influenza vaccine among future health care workers: a cohort study on Italian medical students, Alessio Corradi - Italy DP .9 Assessment of the links between awareness about MI and behavior related to vaccination, Vilma Jasiukaitiene - Lithuania DP .10 laboratory based Influenza sentinel surveillance in Pakistan At NIC, Islamabad 2007-2017, Nadia Noreen - Pakistan DP .11 MRSA contamination in ambulances: a systematic review, Mattia Fattorini - Italy DP .12 Evaluation of additional benefits of HPV vaccination to cervical cancer screening in France, Sophie Rousseau - France DP .13 Hospital acquired infection, evaluation of point of prevalence in a 147 beds italian hospital, Francesco Gori - Italy DP .14 Increasing awareness about psittacosis among bird owners, Annet van t Westeinde - Netherlands DP .15 Vaccine hesitancy among parents in the general population in Sicily (South Italy): A survey study, Maria Fiore - Italy DP .16 Risk factors of healthcare associated infections: prevalence surveys over five years, Hela Ghali - Tunisia DP .17 Participatory action research for global antibiotic stewardship network in CPLP: mixed-method study, Luis Lapao - Portugal DP .18 Evaluating latent tuberculosis testing and treatment programme for new migrants in South East England Priyamvada Paudyal - United Kingdom DP .19 Prevalence survey of healthcare associated infections in a large teaching hospital, Fulvio Castellani - Italy DP .20 Knowledge of Romanian young women regarding HPV and cervical cancer, Monica Brinzac - Romania DP .21 Analysis of risk factors for occupationally acquired HBV, HCV, HIV infections in Polish paramedics, Katarzyna Topczewska - Poland DP .22 Strategies to achieve HPV-related disease control in Italy: results from an integrative approach, Chiara de Waure - EUPHA (HTA) DP .23 How to reach high behavioral riskgroups for HBV-vaccination: combining offline and online strategies, Annemarie Meiberg - Netherlands DP .24 Surveillance of healthcare-associated infections in a Tunisian university hospital, Asma Ben Cheikh - Tunisia DP .25 Community engagement in public health emergency preparedness, Barbora Kinross - Sweden DP .26 'Incidence study of surgical site infections in a large University Hospital in Rome, first results', Doriana Vallone - Italy POSTER DISPLAYS DP .27 Influenza vaccination campaigns targeted at healthcare workers:results of four hospitals in Rome, Marcello Di Pumpo - Italy DP .28 The Knowledge on antibiotics and antimicrobial resistance among Polish medical students, Beata Mazin´ska - Poland DP .29 MenACWY vaccination decisions in the Netherlands: the role of risk perceptions, Marion de Vries - Netherlands
96 DP .30 A systematic review of email-based reminder interventions to increase vaccine uptake, Carlo Signorelli - Italy DP .31 Information sources and attitudes of Polish migrants accepting or declining vaccination in Scotland, Dermot Gorman - United Kingdom DP .32 Legionella control in a tertiary care hospital in Italy: adapting solutions to changing scenarios, Giovanni Noberasco - Italy DP .33 RSV burden among hospitalized patients: 6-years surveillance of Liguria regional reference lab, Alberto Battaglini - Italy DP .34 Perioperative antibiotic prophylaxis: tools, results and reflections from a 6-year monitoring, Matteo d'Angelo - Italy DP .35 Prevalence of measles IgG antibodies among immigrant workers in South Korea, Yu-Mi Kim - Korea, South DP .36 Determinants of influenza vaccination uptake among Polish school teachers, Maria Ganczak - Poland DP .37 Health professionals as parents are not immune to vaccine hesitancy – an Italian national survey, Sofia Zanovello -Italy DP .38 Understanding the complexities of HIV risk among sexual minority men in a global context, Kristefer Stojanovski - United States DP .39 Influenza vaccination: a multi-modal approach to increase compliance in an italian teaching hospital, Francesca Malacarne - Italy DP .40 Vaccination, Autonomy, Complexity, Solidarity - Ethical analyses of a German policy discourse, Peter Schröder-Bäck - EUPHA (ETH) DP .41 Pediatric vaccination appointment scheduling: experience from an Italian clinic, Claudia Cuccaro - Italy DP .42 A model of Carbapenemase-Producing Enterobacteriaceae spreading in the French hospitals network, Pascal Crépey - France DP .43 Local Tuberculosis Georeference: a tool to define BCG vaccination in high-incidence area in Portugal, Andreia Leite - Portugal DP .44 Late presentation of chronic hepatitis B virus in Spain: a country with access to therapy, Jeffrey Lazarus - Spain DQ Learning from practice
DQ .1 Improving the operational skills of the health personnel working in the emergency departments, Roberta Arnone - Italy DQ .2 Feedback on the transition to routine use of Connexin, a tool to improve city-hospital cooperation, Anne Duburcq - France DQ .3 How to build the partnership between researchers and field actors? Christine Ferron - France DQ .4 Show your rare, handle with care: a knowledge brokers network to handle rare disease patients, Fabiana Rubba - Italy DQ .5 Recording educational information in medical record: the experience of a Rehabilitation Hospital, Enrico Scarpis - Italy DQ .6 The development of an evaluation framework on community impact of CSL in the Netherlands, Marijke Visser - Netherlands DQ .7 How to implement a successful smoking cessation intervention for adolescents? Amandine Vallata - France DQ .8 Participation of medical students in prevention actions: first year of implementation in France, Marie Herr - France DQ .9 Relevance of the health insurance databases to study potentially inappropriate prescriptions, Marie Jardin - France DQ .10 Complexity in managing the blood transfusion process: experience of an Italian Academic Hospital, Marco Poletto - Italy DQ .11 Roma health mediators in Serbia – good example of multisectoral cooperation in health promotion, Milena Vasic - Serbia DQ .12 Evaluation of Austrias first PHC: What lessons can be learned? Brigitte Piso - Austria DQ .13 Why declare events? What to draw from experience feedback? Isabelle Nicoulet - France DQ .14 Survey-based experiential learning - means of raising professional awareness in developing countries, Ruhija Hodza-Beganovic - Sweden DQ .15 Challenges in handling congenital anomalies clusters: a recent mediatic example in France, Nolwenn Regnault - France DQ .16 Carbapenemase-producing Enterobacteriaceae (CPE) patient notification exercise, Lindsey Murphy - United Kingdom DQ .17 An objective structured clinical examination to assess the communication skills of students, Vitaliy Koikov - Kazakhstan DQ .18 Benefits from a tabletop exercise in a Heat-Health Action Plan in Amadora, Portugal, Miguel José Cabral de Pinho - Portugal DQ .19 Formative dialogue research - an appropriate strategy in community public health projects? Grete Eide Rønningen - Norway POSTER DISPLAYS DR Mental health
DR .1 The role of Emotional Intelligence in health care professionals burnout, Roberta Arnone - Italy DR .2 The depression phenotype in a European population-based study, Sarah Cuschieri - Malta DR .3 Depression, anxiety stress and associated factors among university students in France, Karl Herrmann - France DR .4 Depressive symptoms and suicidal ideation among medical students: a cross-sectional survey in Turin, Giuseppina Lo Moro - Italy DR .5 Development and preliminary psychometric properties of Mental Health Promotion Scale, Hasibe Kadioglu - Turkey DR .6 Antidepressant use in over-indebted individuals compared to the general population in Germany, Jacqueline Warth - Germany DR .7 Mapping of early intervention programs for psychosis in france in 2018, Anne Duburcq - France DR .8 Relationship between burnout and work engagement among Sri Lankan collegiate cycle students, Nuwan Wickramasinghe - Sri Lanka DR .9 MENTAL HEALTH ACT, MALTA 2012 A personal reflection on 5 years working with a new legal framework, John M Cachia - Malta DR .10 Building Resilience in Adolescents and Youths - The Maltese Scene, John M Cachia - Malta DR .11 Psychotropic drug purchases among Finnish disability pension applicants with mental disorders, Riku Perhoniemi - Finland
97 DR .13 The Good Behavior Game: when the classroom becomes the playground for life skills (Toulon area) ., Juliette Sondey - France DR .14 Suicide epidemiology in Italy: a population-based study in Piedmont Region, Giuseppe Costa - Italy DR .16 Child protection in medicine - closing gaps in continuing education through e-learning, Anna Maier - Germany DR .17 Mental health service use among university students with adverse childhood experiences, Milena Jakovljevic - Serbia DR .18 Early recognition of mental health problems in Croatia, Danijela Stimac Grbic - HDJZ DR .19 Policies for psychiatric rehabilitation: inclusion through planning permit legislation changes, Evangelia Chrysikou - United Kingdom DR .20 The social invisibility of mental health: understanding social exclusion through place & space, Evangelia Chrysikou - United Kingdom DR .21 Evaluation of Cyber Bullying and Self-Esteem in High School Students, Sevil Aydogˇan - Turkey DR .22 Reflective citizens as a tool for well-being and public health achievement (Novi Sad, Serbia), Marija Jevtic - EUPHA (ENV) DR .23 The impact of participation in support groups on mental health of parents having children with autism, Arnur Gusmanov - Kazakhstan DR .24 Verbal victimisation and mental health of sexual minority adults in France ., Fabienne El-Khoury - France DR .25 Sexual violence and suicidal ideation among French adults, a mediation analysis ., Fabienne El-Khoury - France DR .26 The EMMY Project: Promoting mental wellbeing among the oldest old – The Finnish Case, Anna Forsman - Finland DR .27 Assessment of Cognitive Reserve: a pilot study for Bulgarian Population, Antonya Yaneva - Bulgaria DR .28 Psychosocial distress and cardiovascular disease, Yvonne Natt och Dag - Sweden DR .29 Evaluation of Social Media Use Disorder in Medical Faculty Students, Hatice Aygar - Turkey DR .30 Interventions to reduce stress, anxiety and depression symptoms in teenagers – a systematic review, Silvia Florescu - Romania DR .31 The neighborhood age structure and mental health, Joost Oude Groeniger - Netherlands DR .33 The impact of the economic crisis on the mental health of Portuguese primary-school children, Diogo Costa - Portugal DR .34 Association among defense mechanisms, causes of procrastination and well- being; Gender differences, Thomas Tsiampalis - Greece DR .35 Effectiveness of the Children of Divorce Intervention Program in the Netherlands, Mariska Klein Velderman - Netherlands DR .36 Socioeconomic differences in the adolescent mental health time trend: what do we refer to? Yunhwan Kim - Sweden DR .37 French validation of an assessment scale of life skills for children, Carine Simar - France DR .38 Determination of mental status of the university students and related risk factors, Cansu Erden Cengiz - Turkey DR .39 Mental health problems and support needs of PhD students: bottle necks of the phD trajectory, Claudia Van Der Heijde - Netherlands DR .40 Healthcare use prior to suicide in the Stockholm County population 2011-2016, Jurgita Narusyte - Sweden DR .41 Childhood adversities and related mental health among children in socialization centers, Aurelija Peciukaityte - Lithuania DR .42 Benefits of non-drug interventions for people with suicidal crises in unipolar depression, Elke Berger - Germany DR .43 Mental wellbeing among the oldest old, living in nursing home or at home, Marian Ådnanes - Norway DR .45 Use of antidepressant medication in Côte d'Ivoire (2017-2018), Jerome Kouame - Cote d'Ivoire DR .46 Sleep and Mental Health Among Older Adults in the Canadian Longitudinal Study on Aging, Saverio Stranges - Canada DR .47 Suicide in Polish migrants to Scotland, Dermot Gorman - United Kingdom DR .48 Gender differences in depression across Europe: a systematic review of cross-national studies, Daniel Hagen - United States DR .49 Farmers’ health and wellbeing in the context of changing farming practice: a qualitative study, Madeleine Bondy - Canada DR .50 Abortion and psychological distress in Icelandic women, Runar Vilhjalmsson - Iceland DR .51 Physical education, leisure time physical activity, and psychological distress in adolescence, Runar Vilhjalmsson - Iceland DR .52 Elderly drivers with dementia – how do experts and relatives assess their safety risk? Birgit Reime - Germany
DS Epidemiology, public health monitoring and reporting
DS .1 Large sociodemographic differences in response rates and methods in a population survey in Sweden, Anu Molarius - Sweden DS .2 Added value of combining health examination surveys and human biomonitoring studies, Hanna Tolonen - Finland DS .3 Comparison of the difference between income quintiles with the slope index of inequality, Young-Ho Khang - Korea, South DS .4 Does diet quality mediate socioeconomic differences in metabolic syndrome in the French West Indies? Zoé Colombet - France DS .5 What can dietary patterns tell us about the Caribbean nutrition transition? Zoé Colombet - France
POSTER DISPLAYS DS .6 Factors associated with mechanical and systemic adverse events after colonoscopy (France, 2010-2015), Moussa Laanani - France DS .7 Determinants of self-rated general health among men and women 70 years or older in Sweden 2017, Carina Persson - Sweden DS .8 An online health status report to support public health in Belgium, Aline Scohy - Belgium DS .9 Contamination of Poultry Meat with Salmonella infantis should be considered a Risk for Food Safety? Guido Finazzi - Italy
98 DS .10 Illicit drug use among Croatian university students, Ivan Miskulin - Croatia DS .11 Validating record-linkage based methodology for addressing health survey non-participation Linsay Gray - United Kingdom DS .12 Risk factors of addictive behavior in adolescents in Tunisia, Hela Ghali - Tunisia DS .13 What do patients consulting in a free STI center know about HIV transmission and prevention? Christelle Duteil - France DS .14 Alcohol use among 15–16-year-old adolescents in Estonia, 2003–2015, Kersti Pärna - Estonia DS .15 Could Euroqol 5 Dimension questionnaire predict the characteristics of a hospitalization? Claudia Cuccaro - Italy DS .16 Implementation of a national epidemiological surveillance of prison suicide in France, Christine Chan Chee - France DS .17 A six-years point prevalence survey of healthcare-associated infections in an Italian hospital, Andrea Gentili - Italy DS .18 Alcohol-related attendances in French emergency departments in 2017, Anne Fouillet - France DS .19 Evading the price: do French smokers go abroad to buy cheaper tobacco? Raphaël Andler - France DS .20 General practitioners, pregnancy and addictions in France in 2015, Raphaël Andler - France DS .21 Tobacco smoking and binge drinking among university students in three European countries, 2009-2017 Marie-Pierre Tavolacci - France DS .22 Who does use ENDS in Russia? Results from Russian tobacco control policy evaluation survey EPOCHA-RF, Marine Gambaryan - Russia DS .23 ENDS - a growing threat: results from Russian tobacco control policy evaluation survey EPOCHA-RF, Marine Gambaryan - Russia DS .24 Tetralogy of Fallot in infants less than one year old in the Valencia Region (Spain), Clara Cavero Carbonell - Spain DS .25 Validity of sources of information used for the identification of Wilson’s disease in the Registries, Clara Cavero Carbonell - Spain DS .26 Use and perceptions of electronic cigarette by the adult population in France in 2017, Guillemette Quatremère - France DS .27 Challenges of a French Hospital Discharge algorithm to detect non-accidental paediatric burns, Coralie Hermetet - France DS .28 Autochthonous chikungunya and dengue fever outbreak in Mainland France, 2010-2018, Florian Franke - France DS .29 Self-rated health and attitude to cardiovascular prevention in male population in Russia / Siberia, Dmitriy Panov - Russia DS .30 Long-term trends in adherence to prevention in female population aged 25-44 years in Russia/Siberia, Dmitriy Panov - Russia DS .31 West Nile virus infections in France, July to November 2018, Lauriane Ramalli - France DS .33 Out of country tobacco purchases decrease despite a price increase and plain packaging in France, Ramchandar Gomajee - France DS .34 The ICHOM standard set for patient reported outcomes in diabetes, Fabrizio Carinci - United Kingdom DS .35 Singular death-causes contribution to temporal trend-shifts of its major causes in Spain, 1975-2016, Lluís Cirera - Spain DS .36 How to estimate mild Traumatic Brain Injury Incidence? The interest of Emergency Departments data, Virginie Bourdin - France DS .37 Characterization of alcohol consumption patterns among older adults in Ireland, Viveka Guzman - Ireland DS .38 Diabetes surveillance in Germany – strategy for the dissemination of results, Lukas Reitzle - Germany DS .39 Waterpipe Use Prevalence Rate in Turkey: A Meta-analysis Study, Hatice Aygar - Turkey DS .40 Description of low back pain attendances in French ED, Cécile Forgeot - France DS .41 Geographic disparities in bladder cancer incidence among women in the department of Bouches-du-Rhône Laurence Pascal - France DS .42 Challenges in a population-based registry of cardiovascular disease in Shiga, Japan, Takako Fujii - Japan DS .43 Case-control study about exposure to BPA and DEHP and risk of endometriosis, Margherita Ferrante - Italy
DS .44 Géodes: the health indicators web portal of the French Public Health Agency, Etienne Lucas - France POSTER DISPLAYS DS .45 A claims-based algorithm to identify cancers in a French retired self-employed craftspeople cohort, Hélène Goulard - France DS .46 Huge mortality fluctuations in working ages in Russia after 1991: is alcohol affordability in charge? Artyom Gil - Russia DS .47 Hypertension and body mass index in a population of 19-year-old men in Poland, Agnieszka Hubert-Lutecka - Poland DS .48 Open Comparisons in Public Health Not Only a Report But Also a Practical Tool Package, Elisabeth Skoog Garas - Sweden DS .49 Modeling the impact of changes in tobacco use on individual disease risks, Markus Stratmann - Switzerland DS .50 Trends in tuberculosis incidence rates in the Region of Sousse (Tunisia) from 1992 to 2016, Jihene Sahli - Tunisia DS .51 Cancer incidence trend in northern tunisia: 1994-2009, Amal Cherif - Tunisia DS .52 Region-based Evaluation System for Stroke Quality Care: Shiga Stroke and Heart Attack Registry Sachiko Tanaka - Japan
99 DT Injury prevention / genomics / ethics
DT .1 Study of the factors associated with the delay of health consultation of victims of rape in Senegal Mamadou Makhtar Mbacké Leye - Senegal DT .2 Preventing accidents in the offshore Oil and Gas industry: An interrupted time series analysis, Demetris Lamnisos - Cyprus DT .3 Benzodiazepine use and occupational injuries: a systematic review and meta-analysis, Matteo Riccò - Italy DT .4 Research for road safety by multidisciplinary approach in Benin: From 'ReMPARt' Unit experience, Yolaine Glele Ahanhanzo - Benin DT .5 The role of preimplantational diagnostics in comtemporary reproductive medicine - a survey, Desislava Bakova - Bulgaria DT .6 The role of civil society in child safety in Europe, Beatrice Scholtes - Belgium DT .7 Injury profile and healthcare expenditure of cyclists admitted in intensive care units, Maria Papadakaki - Greece DT .8 Early osteoporosis diagnosis improves post-hip fracture outcome, Giagkos Lavranos - Cyprus DU LGBTI and minorities health
DU .1 Evaluating equity in healthcare: pilot implementation of a self-assessment tool, Antonio Chiarenza - Italy DU .2 Roma origin as a factor for high level of adolescent fertility and abortion rate in European Union, Mariela Kamburova - Bulgaria DU .3 A public health campaing – health promotion in Roma minority population in the City of Zagreb, Marina Polic-Vizintin - Croatia DU .4 Roma populations and health inequalities: a systematic review of multiple intersecting determinants, Lois Orton - United Kingdom DU .5 Pre-exposure prophylaxis in a sexual health clinic for Men who Have Sex with Men in Portugal, Sofia Ribeiro -Portugal DU .6 Reality of trans-identity in Benin and social reactions: Analysis based on a national survey in 2017, Yolaine Glele Ahanhanzo - Benin DU .7 Knowledge and sexual behaviors of transgender individuals faced with the risk of STI/HIV in Benin, Yolaine Glele Ahanhanzo - Benin DU .8 Sexual orientation disparities in age of sexual debut: effects of different predictor measurements, Kai-Yuan Cheng - United Kingdom DU .9 Trough community mobilization to better health for all Balkan’s Roma, Zoran Bikovski - Macedonia DU .10 Understanding discrimination faced by transgender people in the health and social care settings, Christina Dziewanska-Stringer - Belgium DU .11 The clusters and frequencies of adverse social conditions amongst the homeless people, Mzwandile Mabhala - United Kingdom DU .12 Are Roma people exposed to NCD? Modifiable risk factors in a rural Roma community from Romania, David Mangaloiu - Romania DW Public health policy
DW .1 Effects of Private Health Insurance on Unmet Medical Experience in Chronic disease Patients, Hyoeun Cho - Korea, South DW .2 Barriers by professionals in primary care in discussing children of substance abusing parents, Margreet Van Der Meer - Netherlands DW .3 Legal policy challenges in withdrawal of dialysis treatment in Japan, Miho Tanaka - Japan DW .4 A discourse network analysis of the public media debate on the UK Soft Drinks Industry Levy, Shona Hilton - United Kingdom DW .5 A comparison of stakeholder networks across two pricing policy debates using discourse analysis, Shona Hilton - United Kingdom DW .6 Optimising message framing to advance cancer prevention pricing interventions in the UK and US, Shona Hilton - United Kingdom DW .7 Feasability of a regional assessment of needs for palliative care, Michel Tahon - France DW .8 Are Cypriot community pharmacists ready to offer hypertension screening interventions? A pilot study, Romina Alexandrou - Cyprus DW .9 Actions to improve chronic heart failure management in Paris and its suburbs, preliminary results, Michel Marty - France DW .11 Intervention research partnerships: enablers for activating health in all policies approach? Marion Porcherie - France DW .12 Medical students’ involvement in health policy: current focus and trend, Kubilay Kaymaz - Turkey DW .13 Energy policy as a social determinant of Australian health equity, Colin Macdougall - Australia DW .14 Basic problems in conducting a general preventive review of persons over 18 years of age in Bulgaria ., Penka Stefanova - Bulgaria DW .15 Development of an evidence-based reference framework for care coordination interventions in France, Françoise Colombani - France DW .16 Evaluation of the health pathway through the patient-experience in the French program PAERPA, Valérie Donio - France DW .17 Colorectal Cancer Screening Programme: Algarve Preliminary data, Maria Filomena Correia - Portugal DW .18 Alcohol and cancer: risk perception among the French population, Raphaëlle Ancellin - France DW .19 Algarve Cervical Cancer Screening Programme, Maria Filomena Correia - Portugal POSTER DISPLAYS DW .20 Predictors of a high work participation in the flexi-job scheme: a regional Danish cohort study, Ditte Munkedal - Denmark DW .21 Adolescents’ alcohol use after liberalisation of alcohol sales in Finland in 2018, Arja Rimpela - Finland DW .22 Regional variations of amenable mortality rate in Latvia, Jolanta Skrule - Latvia
100 DW .23 1st European Academy for Healthcare Leaders: high training on leadership to manage health systems, Leonardo Villani - Italy DW .24 A framework to help defining relevant preventive actions in multi-professional health care centers, Baptiste Pluvinage - France DW .25 Government-based financing strategies for public health in Ukraine: way of transforming, Nataliia Kovalenko - Ukraine DW .26 Perceptions of barriers and levers to health-enhancing physical activity policies in French cities, Anne Vuillemin - France DW .28 Organized colorectal cancer screening: the participation rate according to the precariousness, Sylvie Arlotto - France DW .29 Caregivers of non-dependent old person: perceived loneliness is associated with poor health status, Sylvie Arlotto - France DW .30 Personalized Care Plan for non dependent old persons decrease significantly caregivers’ burden, Sylvie Arlotto - France DW .31 Mutual Learning in Cancer Control Policy Implementation: Interviews With Local Policy Makers, Laure Bakker - Belgium DW .32 Do modern dental care systems adequately meet the health needs of citizens? Poland comparing to EU, Joanna Kobza - Poland DW .33 Healthy public policy competences for public health: interactive and practice-oriented curriculum, Ak'ingabe Guyon - Canada DW .34 Predictors of nursing-home entry for elders in Belgium, Finaba Berete - Belgium DW .35 Access to emergency care units by socially vulnerable patients: a qualitative research, Margaux Vieille - France DW .37 Convergence in disability policies in the welfare states Denmark, Sweden, the UK and Australia? Natasja Koitzsch Jensen - Denmark DW .38 Implementation of a new model of management to increase the effectiveness of nursing specialists, Vitaliy Koikov - Kazakhstan DW .39 The Portuguese HIV/AIDS Programme under austerity, Goncalo Figueiredo Augusto - Portugal DW .40 Transformative governance for public health: A scoping review, Floor Schreurs - Netherlands DX Other public health issues
DX .1 Changes in physical conditions of militars in training: colombian army military school, Laura Elizabeth Castro Jimenez - Colombia DX .2 Tamoxifen and antidepressant’s co-prescription: general practitioners and pharmacist’s alert, Chaslerie Anicet - France DX .3 Knowledge, Attitudes and Beliefs towards Electronic Cigarettes among University Students in Austria Priyamvada Paudyal - United Kingdom DX .4 Spatial characterization of the targeting's worst-off au Burkina Faso, Emmanuel Bonnet - France DX .5 Recognition and Participation of Colorectal Cancer Screening in Turkey: Meta-analysis of Literature, Sevil Aydogˇan - Turkey DX .6 The relationship between causes of procrastination and sociodemographic factors, Thomas Tsiampalis - Greece DX .7 Ageing and its challenges: Communitary Intervention Group findings and experience in 2017, Porto (PT), Ana Sottomayor - Portugal DX .8 Smoking habits among 5th and 6th degree medical students, Cansu Erden Cengiz - Turkey POSTER DISPLAYS
101 SOCIAL PROGRAMME
WELCOME RECEPTION CONFERENCE DINNER AND DANCE Thursday 21 November, 19:30 – 21:00 Friday 22 November
The Welcome Reception is held at Les Halles de la Major, under Doors open at 19:30, dinner starts at 20:00, dance starts at 22:00 the vaults of the Cathedral de la Major and in front of the sea. Attendance of the Welcome Reception is free of charge but The Conference Dinner & Dance is held at the Palais de la Bourse registration is required. near the Vieux Port in Marseille’s historic city centre. In the mid-19th century the Marseilles Chamber of Commerce, established This food market is located inside the newly renovated vaults of the in 1599 and being the oldest in the world, was at the height of its Cathedral de la Major in front of the sea. You will meet colleagues power. In order to make this clear, they ordered the construction of and will be offered a selection of small plated specialities such this imposing building in 1860. It was inaugurated in the presence as local cheeses, freshly picked oysters and Provençal 'tapas'. of Napoléon III and Empress Eugénie. There's seating, a terrace and a magnificent view across the water. Where? Where Palais de la Bourse, 9 La Canebière, 13001 Marseille. Les Voûtes de la Major, Quai de la Tourette, 13002 Marseille. How to get there? How to get there? Metro: Line M1 direction La Rose, Stop Vieux-Port, Line M2 direction Bus 82, stop La Major. Bouhainville, Stop Noailles. Metro: Line M1 direction La Rose, Stop Vieux-Port, walk along the Bus 83, stop Costebelle. Quai du Port 20 minutes.
102 GREENING THE CONFERENCE
EPH Conference is committed to reducing the environmental impact We encourage delegates to travel to Marseille by high speed train of the conference and finding ways to be more environmentally (TGV). responsible. These are our environmental initiatives we have taken to help minimize the impact of the conference on the environment. OUR SUPPLIERS Our conference suppliers do everything they can to limit the FOODS AND DRINKS environmental impact of their products and services. We have chosen a variety of healthy options provided throughout the event: EUPHA'S GREEN CLUB n Fresh vegetables and fruit are the basis of all meals. EUPHA has established a working group of environmental experts and Our catering service gives priority to fresh fruits and environment-conscious colleagues to advice both EUPHA and the EPH vegetables that are locally produced and in season. Conference Foundation in their efforts to reduce the environmental n We encourage the choice for vegetarian lunch and dinner impact of the conference. The Green Club is intended to brainstorm options. and advice the organisers of the annual EPH Conferences on how to n We have chosen leaner meats and sea food, rather than decrease the impact on the environment. beef meat. n We do not offer alcohol at the conference and have limited the availability of drinks that are high in free sugars. Water is available throughout the conference.
REDUCED PAPER USE We have adopted environmentally friendly practices in communicating with delegates: n Communication with delegates is done electronically. Abstract submission, registration and invoicing are fully web-based. The printed Programme Book is only available on request. n Printouts of conference materials are avoided. By switching to E-Posters printing of poster materials by delegates is avoided.
SUSTAINABLE CONFERENCE MATERIALS AND TRAVEL The Conference Bag is made of recycled materials. The Programme Book is printed on FSC Mix paper. FSC Mix means at least 70% of the wood in the product is from FSC-certified material or recycled material; and 30% is controlled wood. from responsible sources.
We encourage our delegates to reduce the effect of their air travel on the climate by flying CO2 neutral with the CO2ZERO compensation service.
103 OUR PARTNERS AT MARSEILLE
ORGANISERS & CO-ORGANISERS
INTERNATIONAL PARTNERS
PARTNERS FOR SPECIFIC ACTIVITIES
104 EXHIBITION
PUBLIC HEALTH ORGANISATIONS SCHOOLS EPH Conference ASPHER EUPHA DPH Digital Health Village Consumers, Health, Agriculture and Food Executive Agency Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health EuroHealthNet Observatory MAISON FRANCE Société Française de Santé Publique/French Society for Public Health ASN - French Nuclear Safety Authority World Congres Public Health 2020 CNAM-TS - National Social Health Insurance Fund EHESP - French School of Public Health PUBLISHERS HAS - French National Authority for Health CABI HCSP - High Council for Public Health Cairn.info Inserm - Institut national de la santé et de la recherche médicale Enterprise Europe Network IReSP - Institut de Recherche en Santé Publique Frontiers IRD - French National Research Institute for Sustainable Development MDPI Santé publique France Oxford University Press Springer Nature Taylor & Francis Thomson Screening
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Palais des Événements
Corridor
Main entrance Palais des European Public Health Conference Congrès
PLENARY HALL
Poster displays
EXHIBITION & CATERING
Cloakroom Registration to Palais des Congrès
Marseille- veyre Corridor Main entrance European Public Health Conference
PALAIS DES ÉVÉNEMENTS
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En Vau Sugiton Pomegues
Samena Riou
1ST FLOOR
Callelongue Callelongue Parterre Gradin
Les Goudes 1
Ratonneau Mounine Corridor Les Goudes 2 to Palais des GARDEN LEVEL Poster Événements walks S
Endoume 1 Endoume 2 Endoume 3 Morgiou Sormiou
Endoume 5 Endoume 4
Endoume 6 Poster walks R
PALAIS DES CONGRÈS
107 GENERAL INFORMATION
Abstract Supplement on different conference days. When a box is Conference hosts Abstracts of all presentations in the parallel not coloured, no access is allowed that day. You will recognise our hosts by their programme are published in the Supplement uniform with orange scarf/ties. They are to the European Journal of Public Health Front side of the badge happy to help you with your questions. which can be accessed through your personal login at www.ephconference.eu. Cloakroom Delegates of the 12th EPH Conference have You will find the cloakroom next to the free access to the full Journal for a period of registration desk in the Palais des three months. Événements. Use of the cloakroom is at your own risk and responsibility and free Accreditation Red + D = Registration for DPH of charges. The 12th EPH Conference has been granted Conference, see DPH with 16 European CME credits by the Programme Book for more Conference Dinner and Dance European Accreditation Council for information The Conference Dinner and Dance is held Continuing Medical Education (EACCME). Yellow + W = Wednesday, pre conferences on Friday 22 November at the Palais de la Blue + T = Thursday, main conference Bourse. Doors open at 19:30, Dinner starts ATM Green + F = Friday, main conference at 20:00. The Dance party start at 22:00. For cash withdrawals, you will find an ATM Orange + S = Saturday, main conference Please note that drinks other than offered opposite of the convention center inside of during the dinner can be purchased at your Chanot’s premises. Is the block not coloured, it means not own expense. Detailed information can be booked. found in the Programme Book/App/Z-Card Catering and EPH Conference website. Lunch is served at the exhibition hall in Back side of badge the Palais des Evenements. It is not allowed Downloads to take your lunch with you into the Presentations and photographs will be conference rooms, except for the attendees available at the conference website of the Lunch Symposiums. www.ephconference.eu/Marseille2019 shortly after the conference. Conference badge Please wear your badge at all times during 'book' for hard copy of Programme Book Emergency and First Aid the conference, welcome reception and 'drink' for Welcome reception If you notice an emergency alert staff of dinner. It gives you access to all activities for 'cutlery' for Dinner and Dance Marseille Chanot or the EPH Conference which you have registered. For replacement 'people' for Dance Only Registration Desk who will initiate further of lost badges or other badge-related The acronyms correspond to the registered procedures. matters, visit the EPH Conference Pre-conferences Marseille Chanot has a heart defibrillator. Registration Desk. If the conference building has to be vacated Is the block not coloured, it means not for some reason, follow the orders of the On the front of your badge you will see booked Security staff immediately and move to the coloured boxes which correspond to access gathering points outside the Main Entrance.
108 E-Poster walks and E-Poster displays Exhibition Mobility constraints Posters are displayed electronically on Do not miss the exhibition stands at the We are committed to making the 12th EPH TV screens at the Palais des Evenements Palais des Evenements. EPH Conference and Conference accessible to the widest range (exhibition area) and at the Palais des EUPHA have a stand at the exhibition. of people possible. If you are a regular Congres (on Garden Level and First Floor). Come and visit us! wheelchair user you should bring your There are five stations showing all accepted chair with you. posters. Food allergy The conference venue is equipped with Moderated E-Poster walks are part of the Delegates that have sent their specific elevators. Wheelchair users and disabled parallel programme and held at ‘Palais des dietary wishes, can ask for their menu at the participants may need assistance in using Congres’, Garden Level and First Floor. They catering buffet at the Palais des Evenements. the elevators. Please do not hesitate to ask are divided over the two stations indicated the staff. as ‘Poster walk R’(Garden Level) and ‘Poster Insurance walk S’(First Floor). The Foundation EPH Conference / EUPHA Publicity E-poster displays are shown on all five cannot accept liability for personal Delegates are not permitted to place or stations without presentation and accidents or loss of or damage to the hand out publicity materials, flyers, samples moderation. E-posters can be viewed at private property of participants and etc. Placing or handing out publicity all times during the conference. accompanying persons, either during or materials, flyers, samples etc. is only allowed indirectly arising from attendance of the by exhibitors at the exhibition stand and by Evaluation 12th EPH Conference. Participants should preconference organisers in the allocated After the conference you will receive make their own arrangements with respect meeting rooms. Live streaming or webcasting an email with a link to the web-based to health and travel insurance. of the conference sessions is not allowed Conference Evaluation Form. Your responses without prior written permission from EPH will be used to organise even better Internet Conference Office and presenters. meetings in the years to come. Free wireless internet is accessible in the conference centre. Name of the network: Smoke-free FREE_WIFI_CHANOT We are happy to offer an entirely smoke-free conference. Language The official language of the conference is Twitter English. #EPH2019
Lost and found Walking time Please contact the EPH Conference To give delegates time to move from one Registration Desk in the Palais des session to the next, the programme allows Evenements. for 10-minutes walking time in between sessions. Mobile phones Please turn off your mobile phones during the sessions.
109 ABBREVIATIONS ANPAA National Association of Prevention of Addictiveness EUPHA (OH) EUPHA Section Oral health (proposed) and Alcoholism, France EUPHA (LAW) EUPHA Section Public health and law (initiative) ASPHER Association of Schools of Public Health in the EUPHA (HWR) EUPHA Section Health workforce research European Region EUPHA (URB) EUPHA Section Urban public health BZgA Federal Centre for Health Education, Germany EuroNet MRPH European Network of Medical Residents in Public Health CHAFEA Consumers, Health, Food and Agriculture FHI Norwegian Institute of Public Health, Norway Executive Agency, European Commission FIOH Finnish Institute of Occupational Health, Finland DG SANTE Directorate-General Health and Food Safety, FPH Faculty of Public Health, UK European Commission GIZ Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit DPH Conference Digital Public Health Conference IARC International Agency for Research on Cancer, France EC European Commission IBTN International Behavioural Trials Network, Canada ECDC European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control IHMT Institute of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine, Portugal EHESP French School of Public Health, France INCa French National Cancer Institute, France EHFG European Health Forum Gastein, Austria InfAct Joint Action on Health Information EHMA European Health Management Association INSERM French National Institute of Health and Medical EPH Conference European Public Health Conference Research, France EPHA European Public Health Alliance IOM International Organization for Migration EU European Union ISPED Institut de Santé Publique d'Epidémiologie et de EUPHA European Public Health Association Développement, France EUPHAnxt EUPHA next generation network ISS Istituto Superiore di Sanità, Italy EUPHA (CAPH) EUPHA Section Child and adolescent public health LSHTM The London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine, EUPHA (CHR) EUPHA Section Chronic diseases United Kingdom EUPHA (DH) EUPHA Section Digital (proposed) MILDECA Interministerial Mission for Combating Drugs and EUPHA (ENV) EUPHA Section Environment-related diseases Addictive Behaviors, France EUPHA (EPI) EUPHA Section Public health epidemiology NIVEL Netherlands Institute for Health Services Research, EUPHA (ETH) EUPHA Section Ethics in public health Netherlands EUPHA (FN) EUPHA Section Food and nutrition NSPH National School of Public Health, Portugal EUPHA (HIA) EUPHA Section Health impact assessment Observatory European Observatory on Health Systems and Policies EUPHA (HP) EUPHA Section Health promotion OECD Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development EUPHA (HSR) EUPHA Section Health services research PICUM Platform for International Cooperation on EUPHA (HTA) EUPHA Section Health technology assessment Undocumented Migrants, Belgium EUPHA (HWR) EUPHA Section Health workforce research (proposed) RIVM National Institute for Public Health and the EUPHA (IDC) EUPHA Section Infectious diseases control Environment, Netherlands EUPHA (INJ) EUPHA Section Injury prevention and safety promotion SFSP Société Française de Santé Publique, France EUPHA (LEAD) EUPHA Working Group Leadership in public health TU Berlin Technische Universität Berlin, Germany EUPHA (MIG) EUPHA Section Migrant and ethnic minority health THL The National Institute for Health and Welfare, Finland EUPHA (ECO) EUPHA Section Public health economics UniSR Vita-Salute San Raffaele University, Italy EUPHA (PHG) EUPHA Section Public health genomics UWE Bristol University of the West of England, UK EUPHA (PHMR) EUPHA Section Public health monitoring and reporting WFPHA World Federation of Public Health Associations EUPHA (PHPP) Section Public Health policy and politics WHO ECEH World Health organization, European Centre for EUPHA (PMH) EUPHA Section Public mental health Environment and Health EUPHA (PO) EUPHA Policy Pillar WHO EURO World Health Organization, Regional Office for Europe EUPHA (PR) EUPHA Practice Pillar WHO RHN World Health Organization, Regions for Health Network EUPHA (SGMH) EUPHA Section Sexual and gender minority health YFG Young Forum Gastein, Austria EUPHA (SSWH) EUPHA Section Social security, work and health ZfPH Future Forum Public Health, Germany EUPHA (CAS) EUPHA Section Forecasting (initiative)
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