Draft Scientific Conference Programme

Programme Overview

9.30	Tea/Coffee & registration	Outside the Park Suite (Reception level)
10:00	Welcome from the Chair Professor Maggie Rae, Head of School of Public Health	The Bristow Ballroom (Reception level)
10:10	'Health Determinants Research Collaborations in the South West - The Story So Far' Eunan O'Neill, Centre Director, HDRC Cornwall Brittney Strange, HDRC Programme Manager, HDRC Somerset Dr Ruth Harrell, Consultant in Public Health & PI for the Plymouth HDRC Gary Wallace, Specialist Practitioner in Public Health and Lead Manager for the Plymouth HDRC	The Bristow Ballroom (Reception level)
10:40	‘Developing films to support vaccine-hesitant, ethnically diverse parents’ decision-making about the human papillomavirus (HPV) vaccine: a codesign study’ (Highly Commended Abstract) Harriet Fisher, Researcher, University of Bristol	The Bristow Ballroom (Reception level)
11:00	Tea/Coffee	Outside the Park Suite (Reception level)
11:35	Parallel Sessions (4 parallel sessions of 3 presentations)	Various Rooms
12.35	Lunch (provided)	Outside the Park Suite (Reception level)
13.35	Parallel Mini-Oral sessions (3 parallel sessions of 4 mini-oral presentations/1 local authority showcase)	Various Rooms
14.10	Parallel Sessions (4 parallel sessions of 2 presentations)	Various Rooms
14:50	Tea/Coffee	Outside the Park Suite (Reception level)
15.15	Chair/Award presentation Professor Maggie Rae, Head of School of Public Health	The Bristow Ballroom (Reception level)
15.25	‘Exploring the Perceptions of Smokers Living in Social Housing in Somerset on the Barriers and Facilitators to Smoking Cessation’ (Highly Commended Abstract) Lorelei Boston, formerly Behavioural Science Officer, Somerset Council	The Bristow Ballroom (Reception level)
15:45	‘Reducing repeat child removals in Torbay: use of an integrated public health and social care approach to develop the Breathing Space service’ (Highly Commended Abstract) Felicity Thomas, Associate Professor of Culture and Health Inequalities, University of Exeter	The Bristow Ballroom (Reception level)
16.05	Closing remarks	The Bristow Ballroom (Reception level)

PARALLEL SESSIONS – MORNING

11:35 – 12:35

Delegates may change room between each presentation

	Room 1 AM The Bristow Ballroom (Reception level)	Room 2 AM The Penn Suite (Reception level)	Room 3 AM The Cabot Suite (Lower ground)	Room 4 AM The Temple Suite (Lower ground)
	Children and Young People	Inclusion Health	Mental Health	Wider determinants
	Chair:	Chair:	Chair:	Chair:
11.35 – 11.52	A1 Amelia Paget Severn Deanery Exploring inequalities in school readiness in Devon using linked Education, Health and Social Care data	A2 John Amosford Devon County Council A realist synthesis considering the influence of pre-exposure prophylaxis for HIV on the risks of acquiring hepatitis C for men who have sex with men	A3 Katrina d’Apice University of Bristol Integrating Mental Health Support: Recommendations from Service Users	A4 Emma Bird University of the West of England Planning for healthy places: Co-development of guidance to systematically embed health in Local Plans in England
	Time to move room (3 minutes)
11.55– 12.12	B1 Danielle House University of Bristol Rapid ethnography in primary schools to inform the development of a physical activity intervention: learning from the PASSPORT study	B2 Kiersty Rose and Hayley Morgan Wiltshire Council Not Barging In: An innovative mixed method study reaching out to the nomadic, seldom heard, liveaboard boater community on the Kennet and Avon Canal in Wiltshire	B3 Anna Blackwell University of Bath IntEgrating Smoking Cessation treAtment into usual online Psychological care for people with common mEntal illness: An online randomised feasibility and pilot study (ESCAPE Digital)	B4 Rebecca Hardwick University of Plymouth Community Builders Programme (CBP) Plymouth Evaluation
	Time to move room (3 minutes)
12.15 – 12.32	C1 Francesca Spiga University of Bristol A novel analytic framework to investigate differential effects of interventions to prevent obesity in children and young people	C2 Karen Coulman University of Bristol Encouraging healthy weight for adults living with learning disabilities: supporting the role of carers	C3 Gemma Taylor University of Bath intEgrating Smoking Cessation treatment As part of usual Psychological care for dEpression and anxiety (ESCAPE): a randomised and controlled, multicentre, acceptability and feasibility trial with nested qualitative methods	C4 Mark Wilson University of Bath Evaluating the health and wellbeing outcomes of Cornwall Council’s Active Travel Social Prescribing pilot
	Lunch break

	Mini-Oral sessions – 13.35 pm NO CHANGE OF ROOM AFTER EACH SESSION EACH SESSION TO BE 30 MINUTES TO INCLUDE 4/5 PRESENTATIONS AND A PANEL Q&A AT THE END
	Mini-Oral session	Mini-Oral session	Mini-Oral session	Mini-Oral session
	Room 1 The Bristow Ballroom (Reception level)	Room 2 The Penn Suite (Reception level)	Room 3 The Cabot Suite (Lower ground)	Room 4 The Temple Suite (Lower ground)
	Children and Young People	Wider Determinants	Health Improvement/ Inclusion/Protection	Local Authority Showcase
	Chair:	Chair:	Chair:	Chair:
13.35 – 14.05	Number 1 Number 2 Number 3 Number 4 Number 5 (see Mini-Oral list for titles)	Number 6 Number 7 Number 8 Number 9 (see Mini-Oral list for titles)	Number 10 Number 11 Number 12 Number 13 Number 14 (see Mini-Oral list for titles)	Number 15 Number 16 Number 17 Number 18 (see Mini-Oral list for titles)

PARALLEL SESSIONS - AFTERNOON

14:10 – 14:50

Delegates may change room between each presentation

	Room 1 PM The Bristow Ballroom (Reception level)	Room 2 PM The Penn Suite (Reception level)	Room 3 PM The Cabot Suite (Lower ground)	Room 4 PM The Temple Suite (Lower ground)
	Children and Young People	Service Improvement	Health Improvement	Health Protection/Ageing Well
	Chair:	Chair:	Chair:	Chair:
14.10 – 14.27	D1 Hannah Edwards University of Bristol Improving quality of antenatal care for preterm births in England: evaluation of the first four years of the National PReCePT Programme	D2 Julian Elston University of Plymouth Implementing Population Health Management across Primary Care Networks in a South West Integrated Care System (ICS)	D3 James Parsonage University of Bristol Prenatal alcohol exposure (PAE) and the development of multiple risk behaviours (MRBs) in adolescence: an ALSPAC birth cohort study	D4 Clare French University of Bristol Interventions to increase vaccine uptake: Systematic review and component network meta-analysis to identify the most effective strategies
	Time to move room (3 minutes)
14.30 – 14.47	E1 Jemima Cooper University of Bristol Process evaluation of the NAPSACC UK randomised controlled trial: an environmental nutrition and physical activity intervention in early childhood education and care settings in the UK	E2 Kath Wilkinson University of Exeter Identifying opportunities for systems improvement to support parent carer mental health	E3 Elizabeth Horton Royal United Hospital A Scoping Review of Weight Bias in the Change4Life and Better Health Obesity Campaigns	E4 David Thorp Public Health Dorset What does the Voluntary, Community and Social Enterprise Sector (VCSE) know and think about provision of sustainable, place-based community support that facilitates older people to live longer, healthier lives
	Tea/Coffee/Time to move to main conference room

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