PROGRAMME
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9.30 |
Tea/Coffee & registration
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Outside of Orchard Suite |
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10.00 |
Welcome from the Chair Professor Maggie Rae, Head of School of Public Health and Transformation
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Forest Suite |
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10.10 |
Partnerships with unhealthy commodity industries – where’s the problem? Professor Mark Petticrew, Professor of Public Health Evaluation, London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine
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10.40 |
The cost-effectiveness of an HCV outreach intervention for at-risk populations in London, UK (Highly commended abstract) Professor Peter Vickerman,Professor of Infectious Disease Modelling,University of Bristol
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11.00 |
Tea/Coffee
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Outside of Forest/Orchard Suite
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Parallel Sessions 4 parallel sessions of 3 presentations
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Forest, Orchard, Willow, Birch Suites |
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12.40
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Parallel Mini-Oral Sessions 4 parallel sessions Of 4 mini-oral presentations
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Forest, Orchard, Willow, Birch Suites |
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1.00 |
Lunch
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Restaurant (ground floor) |
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2.25
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Parallel Sessions 4 parallel sessions of 2 presentations
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Forest, Orchard, Willow, Birch Suites |
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3.05 |
Tea/Coffee |
Outside of Forest/Orchard Suite |
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3.35 |
Chair Professor Maggie Rae, Head of School of Public Health and Transformation
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Forest Suite |
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3.40 |
Public health evaluation of the 20mph speed limit policy in Bristol, UK (Highly Commended Abstract) Paul Pilkington, Senior Lecturer in Public Health, University of West of England
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4.00 |
Early impacts of the UK Soft Drinks Industry Levy on the food system and public health Professor Martin White, MRC Epidemiology Unit, University of Cambridge
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4.30 |
Closing remarks |
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PARALLEL SESSIONS – MORNING
11.35 – 13.06
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Room: Orchard |
Room: Willow |
Room: Birch |
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Primary Care |
Obesity |
Screening/Immunisation |
Health Protection |
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11.35 – 11.57 |
A1 Joanna Kesten University of Bristol Evaluating health and wellbeing outcomes following the South Gloucestershire Pain Review Pilot for patients on long-term opioids for chronic non-cancer pain |
A2 Una Geary Swindon Borough Council Translation of the evidence for the Scottish Football Fans In Training (FFIT) weight loss programme for men into practice in Swindon, and evaluation of its long-term effectiveness |
A3 Harriet Fisher University of Bristol Barriers and enablers to adolescent self-consent for vaccination: A mixed-methods evidence synthesis |
A4 Kathryn Hamilton Specialty Registrar A systematic review of active case finding strategies for tuberculosis in homeless populations |
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11.57– 12.19 |
B1 Emma Bird University of West of England Implementation of ‘CLICK into Activity’ in South Somerset: Social prescribing through general practice referral of ‘at risk’ populations to community leisure services |
B2 Samuel Coleborn South Gloucestershire Council Understanding weight status trajectories of South Gloucestershire children and the impact of obesity on measurement opt-out: An NCMP cohort matching study |
B3 Suzanne Aubrey University of Bristol Acceptability of new adolescent consent procedures for the HPV vaccination programme |
B4 Nabaa Agha University of West of England Analysis of national UK newspapers’ coverage of the problem of Antimicrobial Resistance AMR in 2017 |
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12.19 – 12.41 |
C1 Joanna McLaughlin Specialty Registrar Establishing the feasibility of evaluating the impact of a CCG pre-surgical health optimisation policy |
C2 Tamsin Newlove-Delgado University of Exeter The impact of the Exeter Sugar Smart campaign on the local food environment |
C3 Andrew Salmon University of Exeter Cost effectiveness analysis of targeted vs opportunistic screening for viral hepatitis within UK immigrant communities.
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C4 Georgina Angel Specialty Registrar Audit of the public health management of meningococcal disease in the South West
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MINI-ORAL PRESENTATIONS |
MINI-ORAL PRESENTATIONS |
MINI-ORAL PRESENTATIONS |
MINI-ORALPRESENTATIONS |
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Room: Orchard |
Room: Willow |
Room: Birch |
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12.41 – 13.07 |
D1
Number 1 Number 2 Number 3 Number 4
Please see separate list for details |
D2
Number 5 Number 6 Number 7 Number 8
Please see separate list for details |
D3
Number 9 Number 10 Number 11 Number 12
Please see separate list for details |
D4
Number 13 Number 14 Number 15 Number 16
Please see separate list for details |
PARALLEL SESSIONS – AFTERNOON
2.25 – 3.04
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Room: Forest |
Room: Orchard |
Room: Willow |
Room: Birch |
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Drugs/Smoking |
Mental Health in Schools |
Adolescent mental health |
Children and Young people |
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2.25 – 2.47 |
E1 Michael Dalili University of Bristol A systematic review and network meta-analysis of the safety and effectiveness of smoking cessation medicines and electronic cigarettes |
E2 Rachel Hayes University of Exeter The effectiveness and cost-effectiveness of the Incredible Years® Teacher Classroom Management programme in primary school children: results of the STARS cluster randomised controlled trial |
E3 Abigail Russell University of Bristol Pathways between early life adversity and adolescent self-harm: the mediating role of inflammation: a longitudinal cohort study |
E4 Anna Bornioli University of West of England Adolescent body dissatisfaction as public health issue: effects on later risky health behaviour
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2.47 – 3.04 |
F1 Georgie MacArthur Specialty Registrar A qualitative exploration of parent/caregiver attitudes, motivations and behaviours in relation to alcohol use among adolescent offspring |
F2 Judi Kidger University of Bristol Delivery of a Mental Health First Aid training package and staff peer support service in secondary schools: A mixed-methods implementation study of the WISE intervention |
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F4 Jo Williams University of Bristol Do Early Years Settings engage with a broad child health improvement programme and what changes do they make? |