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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. Login to your EPH Conference account at www.ephconference.eu. Use the same login and password you have used for registering for the conference. Once you have entered, you will see the link to the European Journal of Public Health. If you wish to submit a paper to the journal, please go to: www.oxfordjournals.org/our_journals/eurpub/for_authors/index.html Any questions on subscription rates submitting papers? Go find us at the OUP stand in the Exhibition Hall 4 PLENARY SPEAKERS 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
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