Draft Program
| Sunday 30 May 2010 |
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Welcome Function |
| Monday 31 May 2010 |
| 8.30 |
Welcome and Opening |
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Andrew Jones-Roberts, Victorian State President, Australian Health Promotion Association
Suzanne Gleeson, National President, Australian Health Promotion Association |
| 8.50 |
Welcome to the Country |
| 9.00 |
Conference Opening
Prof David De Kretser, The Governor of Victoria |
| 9.30 |
Keynote Addresses
Dr Fiona Adshead, Formerly Director, Department of Chronic Diseases and Health Promotion, World Health Organisation
Peter Gordon, Board Member, VicHealth |
| 10.45 |
Morning Tea and Poster Viewing |
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Health Literacy |
Women's Health |
Gambling and Domestic Violence |
Safety |
University Health Promotion |
Rural and Remote Health Promotion |
Planning and Place |
| 11.30 |
SunSmart and Smartplay Working in Partnership to Build a UV Exposure and Heat Illness Guide, Annabel Sides, Smartplay, Sports Medicine Australia, VIC and Dimity Gannon, SunSmart, Cancer Council Victoria, VIC |
QCSP Small Grants Project: Partnerships to Promote Cervical Screening Among Marginalised Groups of Women, Jodie Antrobus, Queensland Cervical Screening Program, Queensland Health, QLD |
Reducing Gambling Related Harm – Building a Framework for Action and Partnerships, Susan Rennie, Banyule Nillumbik Primary Care Alliance, VIC |
SSMART ASSK: Partnerships to Prevent Youth Risk Taking: Local Youth Asking Questions and Driving Change, Dr Angela Murphy, School of Behavioural and Social Sciences, University of Ballarat, VIC |
Securing Green Lungs: University Strikes a Chord with its Community, Jill Darby, Edith Cowan University, School of Exercise Biomedical and Health Sciences, WA |
A Rural Mental Health Services Review - Partnering the Community, Trudy Clutterbok, Hepburn Community Health Services, VIC |
Success Through Partnerships: Lessons from Unfunded Communities, Kids – ‘Go for Your Life’, Tarli O’Connell, Kids – ‘Go for your life’, VIC |
| 11.45 |
Translation – Is Walking the Talk the Same as Talking While Walking?, Marilyne McRae, BreastScreen WA, Department of Health, WA and Sarah Bright, BreastScreen WA, Department of Health, WA |
Antenatal Care for Aboriginal Women and Women from Low SES Areas: A Framework for Action, Karen R James, Department of Health, SA |
Maribyrnong Respect and Equity: Preventing Violence Against Women Project, Georgie Hill, Maribyrnong City Council, VIC |
A Mocktail of Partners – Working Together to Reduce Alcohol Related Harm, Melissa Stoneham, Stoneham and Associates, WA |
BOUNCE – Partnerships for Positive Psychology, David Towl, RMIT University, VIC |
Walking Together on Country: Partnering for Veterinary Health Promotion in Remote Indigenous Communities, Dr Sophie Constable, University of Sydney, NSW |
Partnership Development: Getting Things Done, Cathy O’Mullan, GP Links Wide Bay, QLD |
| 12.00 |
Developing a Localised Diabetes Resource with the Koorie Community, Kerry Wilson, Diabetes Australia, VIC |
When Health Promotion Doesn’t Fit in the Boxes: The ‘Power On’ Experience, Sally Camilleri, Women’s Health West, VIC |
Community Action to Reduce Problem Gambling Risk – The Casino Bus Trips Project, Phil Grinter, Gamblers Help Northern, VIC and Susan Rennie, Banyule Nillumbik Primary Care Alliance, VIC |
The Community Project Group and the Zine, West Side Story, Purple Hazelwood, Western Region Health Centre, VIC, Kathleen Glavimans, Western Region Health Centre, VIC |
The High Distinction – Engaging Universities as Key Partners in Health Promotion Practice: Why, When and How?, Kate Pascale, Deakin University, VIC and Jan Moore, Deakin University, VIC |
Beyond the Boundary – Partnership Perspectives that will Inspire you to Soar, Learn and Become More, Cate Mercer-Grant, Western District Health Service, VIC |
Increasing Capacity for Health Promotion in Community Health - A Partnership Approach, Emma Bruce, Monash University, Department of Health Social Science, VIC and Maria Nicolaou, EACH Social and Community Health Centre, VIC |
| 12.15 |
A Systems Approach to Health Communications to Address Health Literacy in Victoria, Prof Helen Keleher, Department of Health Social Science, Monash University, VIC |
BreastScreen Queensland Statewide Workplace Health Promotion Initiative, January 2009 to January 2010, Elizabeth Ostermann, BreastScreen Queensland Program, Queensland Health, QLD and Michelle Tornabene, BreastScreen Queensland Program, Queensland Health, QLD |
The Write Stuff for the Right Reasons – Community Theatre Partners to Deliver a Healthy Message, Kathy Ryan, Bethany Community Support, Gambler’s Help Service, VIC |
Advocacy in Regional Western Australia: A Partnership for Building Capacity, Julia Stafford, Public Health Advocacy Institute of WA, WA |
Engaged, Enabled and Enacting – Work Integrated Learning for Workforce Ready Graduates, Rebecca Patrick, Deakin University, VIC |
Fix My Ride: Increasing Cycling-Based Physical Activity in Remote WA, Isabel Ross, Population Health, WACHS-Midwest, WA |
Partnering for Health and Travel Planning: The Mothers Living Well Story, Annette Rudd, Knox Community Health Service, VIC, Bronwyn Morphett, Department of Transport, VIC |
| 12.30 |
Rewriting Public Health Overweight and Obesity Advocacy Targets in Plain English, Helen Mitchell, Public Health Advocacy Institute of WA |
Sunrise Group: Working Effectively with Isolated Women with Disabilities in the Outer West of Melbourne, Lindy Corbett, Women’s Health West, VIC |
STAMPing Together – Successful Partnerships with Culturally Diverse Communities in Preventing Family Violence, Robin Gregory, Western Region Health Centre, VIC |
Getting Road Safety on the Public Health Agenda, Andrea Boss, Public Health Advocacy Institute Western Australia, WA |
Partnerships in Health Promotion: Delivering a University-Community Scholarship Program, Garth Henniker, Logan-Beaudesert Health Coalition, QLD |
Working in Partnership with Bushfire Affected Communities for Community Led Recovery, Rebecca Sirianni, City of Whittlesea, VIC and Jo van Dort, Mitchell Shire Council, VIC |
Creating Great Places: Combining Good Health and Urban Planning to Improve Liveability, Karen James, Department of Health, SA and Alison Collins, Department of Planning and Local Government, SA |
| 12.45 |
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The Journey of a Partnership Project Developed for Socially Isolated Young Women Living in the Westernport Region of the Mornington Peninsula, Carolyn Flanagan, Peninsula Health, VIC |
Ending Violence Against Women - A Community Partnership Approach. The Story of the Knox Accord, Andrea Grindrod, Knox Community Health Service, VIC |
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From Networking to Collaboration - Addressing Nutrition Food Security Issues with International Students, Nikki McGrath, Caulfield Community Health Service, VIC |
Inter, Intra, Cross, Multi and Collaborative Partnerships – Necessary but Opportune and Fun, Susan Brumby, National Centre for Farmer Health, Western District Health Service, Deakin University, VIC |
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| 1.00 |
Lunch and Poster Viewing
IUHPE Regional General Assembly
Lunch time activities |
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Sexual Health Promotion |
Health Promotion and Health Services |
WORKSHOP
Career Structure and Development |
Obesity Health Promotion |
Social Inclusion and Inequality |
Evaluation |
GRASSROOTS
Planning and Place |
| 2.00 |
Using Social Networking Sites for Sexual Health Promotion to Young People: The FaceSpace Project, Judy Gold, Centre for Population Health, Burnet Institute, VIC and Department of Epidemiology and Preventive Medicine, Monash University, VIC |
Victoria General Practice Prevention Alliance (VGPPA) – A Partnership to Promote Chronic Disease Prevention, Chris Enright, Cancer Council Victoria, VIC |
Career Structure for Health Promotion Professionals in Australia, Andrew Jones-Roberts, Australian Health Promotion Association (AHPA), VIC, Suzanne Gleeson, Australia Health Promotion Association, NSW, Kirsty Pickering, Australian Health Promotion Association, QLD, Jenni Judd, Australian Health Promotion Association, QLD and James Smith, Australian Health Promotion Association, NT |
A Regional Investment in a Global Problem: Developing Partnerships that are Good for Life, Rachel Sutherland, Hunter New England Health, NSW |
Future Partnerships to Address Inequalities: Linking Community Members, Colleen Slater, Caulfield Community Health Service, VIC |
Evaluation of Lunchbox Composition in Child Care as a Result of a Multi-Strategy Nutrition Intervention, Anne Hills , Hunter New England Area Health Service, NSW |
Partnering for Outcomes: The Boroondara Public Health and Wellbeing Plan 2009-13, Catherine Simcox, City of Boroondara, VIC |
| 2.15 |
‘Girls Talk - Guys Talk’ A Health Promoting Schools Project, Lucy Forwood, ‘Girls Talk – Guys Talk’ Co-ordinator, Women’s Health West, VIC and Chantal Maloney, School Health Promotion Nurse, Hoppers Crossing Secondary College, VIC |
Improving Integration of Chronic Disease Care Using a Collaboratives Approach, Julie Watson, Banyule Nillumbik Primary Care Alliance, VIC |
Partnering to Prevent Weight Gain Among Western Australian Adults: Results of the Draw the Line Campaign, Sarina Radici, Heart Foundation, WA |
“I Only Go Out to See the Doctor” – Promoting Social Participation through Community Partnerships, Robin Valentine, Western Region Health Centre, VIC |
Building Health Promotion Evaluation Capacity Through Community-Campus Partnerships: A Case Study of a ‘Joint Appointment’, Belinda Crockett, Monash University, VIC and Knox Community Health Service, VIC and Tamara Adams, Knox Community Health Service, VIC |
Kingston Bayside Health and Wellbeing Catchment Planning, Kirsty Brown, Kingston Bayside Primary Care Partnership, VIC |
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Tackling Sexual Health Education for Culturally and Linguistically Diverse (CALD) Youth, Soulmaz Rostami, Ethnic Communities Council of Queensland, QLD |
Community/
Health Sector Partnerships: Why We Need a Conceptual Framework, Robyn Preston, James Cook University, QLD |
Working Together to Deliver a Community Based Obesity Prevention Program, Grant Hamilton, South West Ptimary Care Partnership, VIC |
From Relationship to Partnership: Working Together to Tackle Aboriginal Health Inequities, Pamela Simon, Tharawal Aboriginal Corporation, Aboriginal Medical Service |
Improving Systems for Knowledge Management in Health Promotion Using QIPPS, Christine Armit, Merri Community Health Serivices, VIC |
A New Frontier in Local Government Health Planning: Maribyrnong’s Story, Georgie Hill, Maribyrnong City Council, VIC |
| 2.45 |
Partnerships in Puberty and Sexual Health Education, Amanda Smith, Ballarat Community Health, VIC and Bernadette Duffy, Ballarat Community Health, VIC |
Healthy Messages Pilot: A Multi-Strategy Brief Intervention Approach to Promoting Health in a Hospital Setting, Pauline Klein, Central Regional Services, Division of Chief Health Officer, Queensland Health, QLD |
Socioeconomic Status, Obesity and Lifestyle in Men: The Role of the Workplace, Sharon Brennan, Monash University, VIC |
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Campaspe Evaluation Project: An Example of How Partnerships Can Improve Health Promotion Evaluation, Louise Brennan, Campaspe Primary Care Partnership, VIC and Kate Whitecross, Campaspe Primary Care Partnership, VIC |
Gold Coast Primary Care Partnership: 1 Steering Committee, 6 Advisory Groups and 6 Priority Areas. What Makes us Succeed?, Kylie Cocks, Queensland Health, QLD |
| 3.00 |
Afternoon Tea and poster Viewing |
| 3.30 |
Keynote Addresses
Nerida Joss, Research Fellow, Monash University
Geoff Lake , President, Australian Local Government Association |
| 5.00 |
Close of Day 1 |
| 5.30 |
HPJA Reviewers Meeting (By invitation only) |
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| Tuesday 1 June 2010 |
| 8.30 |
Welcome to day two |
| 8.45 |
Keynote Address TBC |
| 9.15 |
Dr Jim Hyde, Director, Prevention and Population Health, Department of Health, VIC |
| 9.30 |
Eberhard Wenzel Oration,
Associate Professor Liz Eckermann, Deakin University |
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Tobacco Health Promotion |
Making Partnerships Work |
Planning and Place |
Mental Health Promotion |
Mens Health Promotion |
Workplace Health Promotion |
Workforce Development |
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Building and Maintaining Strong Partnerships to Advance Smoking Reduction with Aboriginal Communities in Victoria, Bronwyn Fredericks, Queensland University of Technology, QLD, Karen Adams, Victoria University, VIC and Summer Finlay, Victorian Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Organisation, VIC |
Promoting and Sustaining Partnerships in Health Promotion: Our Approach, Sue Wilson, Public Health, Queensland Health, QLD |
Population Health: Achieving Best-practice and Inclusive Planning Outcomes for Populations, Dr Nikos Thomacos, Monash University, VIC |
KALEIDOSCOPE: Community and Clinical Services Working Together to Improve the Health of Young People with a Dual Diagnosis, Fiona Connally, MidWest Area Mental Health Service, VIC and Maggie Toko, Western Region Health Centre, VIC |
Promoting Physical Activity Through Potential Windows of Opportunity in Men’s Health, Taletha Groves, Andrology Australia, VIC |
WorkSafe Victoria; Working in Partnership with Employers to Promote Positive Health in the Workplace, Kristina Basile, WorkSafe, VIC |
The Health Promotion Workforce: Pathways and Challenges – An Action Research Study, Kristy Schirmer, University of Adelaide, SA |
| 10.30 |
Smarter than Smoking: A Comprehensive and Interagency Youth Smoking Prevention Project, Vanessa Beal, Smarter than Smoking Project, Heart Foundation, WA |
Partnering in Our Own Backyard: Cross Faculty Teaching and Learning Promoting Interdisciplinary Approaches to Climate Change, Teresa Capetola, School of Health and Social Development, Deakin University, VIC |
‘Being a Better Partner’: A Quality Improvement Initiative, Janine Phillips, Children, Youth and Women’s Health Service, SA |
Buddy Support to Better Implement Mindmatters: Evaluation of a Partnership Between SSWAHS and Secondary Schools, Karen Bedford, Mental Health Promotion/Health Promotion Service, Sydney South West Area Health Service, NSW |
A “Futures” Partnership Model – The National Men’s Health Ambassador Speaker Program, Jo Fairbairn, Prostate Cancer Foundation of Australia (PCFA), VIC |
WorkSafe Victoria Working in Partnership to Support High Risk Workers, Angie Deegan, Senior Project Officer, WorkSafe, VIC |
One Idea for Change; Many Implications: Delivered Meals Program Ensures Marginalised Groups Experience Genuine Participation, Peter Cracknell, Mornington Peninsula Shire, VIC and Leanne Bruce, Peninsula Health, VIC |
| 10.45 |
“Out of Sight - Out of Mind” Campaign and Future of Tobacco Displays in New Zealand, Navid Foroutan, Tobacco Control Advisor, Cancer Society of New Zealand |
Working Better Together: Evaluating Inter-agency Partnerships that Promote Social Inclusion, Elisha Riggs, The University of Melbourne, VIC |
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Supporting Stronger and More Integrated Partnerships - Health Promotion Kit and the Professional Website, Alice Dunt, Department of Justice, VIC |
National Men’s Health Promotion Partnerships, Jo Fairbairn, Prostate Cancer Foundation of Australia, VIC |
Challenging the Stereotypes: A Collaborative Approach to Promoting Health in Workplaces, Fran Patterson, Western District Health Service, VIC |
The Teaching and Practice of Health Promotion in Nursing, Karen Anderson, La Trobe University, VIC |
| 11.00 |
Morning Tea and Poster Viewing |
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Sexual Health Promotion |
WORKSHOP |
Refugee and
CALD Communities |
Physical Activity Health Promotion |
Technology and Social Marketing |
WORKSHOP
WorkHealth
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GRASSROOTS Mental Health Promotion |
| 11.30 |
Youth KISS (Knox Innovative Sexual Health Strategy) – A Health Promotion Partnership Project, Shelley Walker, Knox Community Health Service, VIC |
Building Bridges Between Sectors
This interactive workshop and will include brief case studies by three Victorian Primary Care Partnerships on the opportunities, challenges and benefits of partnering with the non-health sector. The case studies represent different stages of partnering across different sectors such as Centrelink, schools, food distributors, agricultural organisations, and others. Following the case studies, participants will engage in discussions on the organisational characteristics that support partnering and key skills required by health promotion staff to deliver cross-sectors partnering.
Facilitator: Anita Thomas
Presenters: Janette Lowe, Southern Grampains Glenelg Primary Care Partnerships, Kate McIntosh, Campapse Primary Care Partnerships, Val Kay, Inner South East Primary Care Partnerships
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Partnerships, Consultation and Financial Literacy: Health Promotion through Financial Literacy for Newly Arrived Women, Sally Camilleri, Women’s Health West, VIC |
Baw Baw Active by Design, Kerry Irwin, Baw Baw Shire Council, VIC |
Effectiveness of the Online, Team-based Get on Track Challenge on Lifestyle Behaviours of WA Adults, Claire Hughes, Diabetes WA, WA |
Partnering to Improve Health in the Workplace, Kristina Basile, WorkHealth, VIC, Pam Anders, WorkHealth, VIC, Angie Deegan, WorkHealth, VIC, Vivien Zientek, WorkHealth, VIC |
The Importance of Partnerships in Promoting Positive Mental Health in the Community: Case Study of the Act-Belong-Commit Campaign in Rural Western Australia, Rob Donovan, Curtin University, WA and Amberlee Laws, Curtin University, WA |
| 11.45 |
Missing in Action: The Political and Societal Determinants of HIV Among MSM, Katya May, Griffith University, QLD |
Building Meaningful Partnerships with Ethnic Communities, Siri Gunawardana, Multicultural Gambler’s Help Program, Centre for Culture Ethnicity and Health, VIC and Emel Akay, Gamblers Help Northern, Banyule Community Health Service, VIC |
Free Swims at Baw Baw Shire Summer Pools, Gabrielle McBain, Baw Baw Shire Council, VIC |
BreastScreen Queensland Social Marketing Campaign, Featuring Jana Wendt, Michelle Tornabene, BreastScreen Queensland Program, Queensland Health, QLD |
Grass Roots Partnerships to Build Resilience and Prevent Suicide, Marina Johns, Injury Control Council of Western Australia, WA |
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Mama and Nunu 2: Developing a Resource on Female Genital Mutilation (FGM) for Health Service Providers, Reem Omarit, FARREP Worker, Women’s Health West, VIC |
Regional Migrant Settlement Health Lens Project – A Health in all Polices Case Study, Deborah Wildgoose, SA Health, SA |
The Flemington Women’s Sport and Recreation Project, Dianne Couch, Doutta Galla Community Health, VIC and Pam Regan, Doutta Galla Community Health, VIC |
Innovative Online Program Builds Capacity og WA Health Professionals State Wide, Claire Hughes, Diabetes WA, WA |
Environmental Scanning and Collaborator Analysis: The Keys to Building Successful Partnerships, Pam Rugkhla, Women’s Health Victoria, VIC |
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Sex, Ties and Pornography; A Unique Partnership in HIV Prevention, Colin Batrouney, Victorian AIDS Council/Gay Men’s Health Centre, VIC |
Increasing the Capacity of a Community Health Service to Respond to the Health Needs of Newly Arriving Refugee Communities, Andrew Joyce, Cardinia Casey Community Health Service, VIC |
Active Living in Fawkner, Julie West, Merri Community Health Services, VIC, Kim Critchley, Fawkner Leisure Centre, VIC and Liz Harvey, Moreland City Council, VIC |
Can Wii Work it Out?, Elizabeth Cyarto, National Ageing Research Institute, VIC |
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Partnering with Communities, Health Agencies, and Media Outlets to Promote the Health and Well-being of Members of the Oromo Community in Melbourne, Lensa Dinka, South East Oromo Community Health Team, VIC and Marama Kufi, South East Oromo Community Health Team, VIC |
Partnering for the Future - Partnerships Between Aboriginal Health and Health Promotion for Chronic Disease Prevention, Kerry Welsh, Health Promotion Service, NSW and Norah Ansey, Health Promotion Service, NSW |
A Social Marketing Campaign to Improve Physical Activity in Children, Kylie Young, Hunter New England Health, NSW |
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| 12.45 |
Lunch and Poster Viewing
AHPA Annual General Meeting
Lunch time activities |
| 1.45 |
Keynote Addresses
Lance Emerson , Chief Executive Officer, Australian Research Aliance for Children and Youth
Stephanie Alexander, Kitchen Garden Foundation |
| 3.00 |
Afternoon Tea and Poster Viewing |
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Physical Activity Health Promotion |
WORKSHOP |
School Based Health Promotion |
Focussing on the Early Years |
The Local Government Context |
WORKSHOP |
Food and Nutrition Health Promotion |
| 3.30 |
Kids on Bikes, Rob McGlashan, Northern Mallee Primary Care Partnership, VIC |
Indigenous Health Promotion Workshop details TBC |
Enhancing Student Health Through Collaboration: The Good for Kids, Good for Life Program, Belinda Rose, Hunter New England Health, NSW |
Gold Coast Early Years Partnership Gr8 Start – An Early Intervention and Prevention Initiative, Kylie Cocks, Queensland Health, QLD |
Dancing with Strangers - Partnering with Local Government, Melissa Stoneham, Public Health Advocacy Institute Western Australia, WA |
Health in all Policies - Building Active Partnership with Other Sectors to Promote Health, Carmel Williams, SA Health, SA |
Healthy Eating Lifestyle Project - Encouraging Carers to Stay Healthy, Joanne Haynes, Annecto - The People Network, VIC |
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Images of Cycling - Do they Help or Hinder?, Chris Rissel, Sydney South West Area Health Service, NSW |
“Help Yourself To Good Health”: Using a Local Primary School to Promote Family Health, Sally Western, Nillumbik Community Health Service, VIC and Kevin Gregg Rowan, Nillumbik Community Health Service, VIC |
Small Talk: A Universal Approach to Promote Positive Relationships Between Infants and Parents, Jacqueline Pittaway, Queensland Health, QLD |
Turning Open Spaces into Active Places: Lessons from Working with Local Government, Elisha McGuiness, Cairns Public Health Unit, Queensland Health, QLD |
Councils and Local Food Chains: Strengthening the Weakest Link, Pamela Morgan, Maribyrnong City Council, VIC |
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Heart Foundation Walking: A Guide to Implementing Sustainable Free Walking Groups Through Partnering with Local Government, Michelle Wilson, National Heart Foundation of Australia (National) |
Using a Local Partnerships Approach to Implement Kids - ‘Go for your Life’ in Brimbank Schools, Kate Hills, ISIS Primary Care, VIC |
‘Lifting the Lip’ to Lower Decay Rates in South Australian Preschoolers, Rachel Thomas, South Australian Dental Service, SA |
Being Active Eating Well - Community Demonstration Project: The Strength of Partnerships in Kingston and Bayside, Allison Ridge, Kingston City Council, VIC and Kirsty Brown, Kingston Bayside Primary Care Partnership, VIC |
Evaluation of Red Cross’ Community Food Security Project, Elsa Barton, South Australian Community Health Research Unit, Flinders University, SA and Fiona Stanley, Australian Red Cross, Port Augusta, SA |
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“Rabbit Proof Fence” 10,000 Steps Challenge: Indigenous Chronic Disease Prevention in Central Queensland, Lionel Harbin, Darumbal Community Youth Services Inc, QLD |
Is an Award Program an Effective Strategy for Obesity Prevention in Primary Schools?, Lauren Prosser, The Cancer Council Victoria, VIC |
Building Early Childhood Centres Capacity to Promote Healthy Eating and Physical Activity, Kristy Schirmer, SA Health, SA and Penny Kazimierczak, Department of Education and Children’s Services, SA |
National Partnerships for Healthy Spaces and Places: NHF, PIA and ALGA Working Together, Stephanie Knox, Planning Institute of Australia, VIC |
Food Environments: Is the Market Ready for Change?, Beverley Lloyd, Health Promotion, Northern Sydney Central Coast Area Health, NSW |
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The Impact of the Find Thirty® Everyday Physical Activity Campaign on Priority Populations, Clover Maitland, The Heart Foundation, WA |
The NewZealand SunSmart Schools Accreditation Programme: The Need for Support From the Education Sector, Jane Armstrong, Cancer Society of New Zealand and Judith Galtry, Cancer Society of New Zealand |
Developing Partnerships with Preschools to Promote Healthy Weight in Young Children. Lessons, Challenges and Future Directions, Tessa Piper, Sydney South West Area Health Service, NSW and Angela Kelly, Sydney South West Area Health Service, NSW |
A New Collaborative Approach to Activating Local Communities, Stephen Bendle, YMCA, Melbourne, VIC |
From Hand-outs to Hand-ups, Mary Enkababian, Sydney South West Area Health Service, NSW |
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Cycling Connecting Communities: A Demonstration Project to Promote Cycling in South-Western Sydney, Chris Rissel, Sydney South West Area Health Service, NSW |
Community Health Partnership with Schools: What Does it Take?, Elizabeth Senior, EACH Social and Community Health, VIC |
The Pathway to a Place for Children: Partnerships Impacting on the Spheres of Influence, Giselle Pitot, Early Years Initiative, QLD |
Moving from Ideas to Practical Solutions When Working with Health and Local Government, Angela Van Dyke, Fairfield City Council, NSW |
A Telephone-based Parent Intervention to Increase Children's Fruit and Vegetable Consumption: Pilot Study, Newcastle NSW, Rebecca Wyse, Hunter New England Population Health, NSW |
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Close of Day 2 |
| 7.00 |
Conference Dinner |
| Wednesday 2 June 2010 |
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WORKSHOP |
Workforce Development |
Food and Nutrition Health Promotion |
Healthy Ageing |
School Based Health Promotion |
WORKSHOP |
Health and the Environment |
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Writing for the Health Promotion Journal of Australia, Ben Smith, Monash University, Helen Keleher, Monash University |
Health Promotion Short Course Supports Integrated Health Promotion Partnerships, Jan Lewis, North Central Metro Primary Care Partnership, VIC |
Community Garden Partnership Turning Public Space into ‘Green Hubs’ of Fresh Food and Social Interaction, Mary Enkababian, Sydney South West Area Health Service, NSW |
Smoking Cessation Support in the Hospital Setting: Evaluating the Queensland Health Smoking Management Policy, Kirsty Pickering, Preventative Health Directorate, Division of the Chief Health Officer, Queensland Health, QLD |
Healthy Canteens, We Can’t do it Alone!, Anne Hills, Hunter New England Health, NSW and Jessica Pinfold, Hunter New England Health, NSW |
Practical Approaches to Partnership Development in Health Promotion, John McLeod, VIC |
30 Years on – SunSmart Talks Vitamin D and Climate Change, Natalie Russell, Cancer Council Victoria, VIC |
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‘Healthy Councils Healthy Communities’ - A Resource; Councillors Asking Questions to Promote Healthier Communities, Ann Barblett, South Metropolitan Public Health Unit (SMPHU), South Metropolitan Area Health Service, WA |
What’s the Story? Developing a Community Profile of Food Access in the West, Rachel Whiffen, HealthWest, VIC |
Walking Together: Partnering to Disseminate the National Physical Activity Recommenda-tions for Older People, Jane Sims, Monash University, VIC |
Increasing the Capacity of School Teachers to Promote Positive Mental Health Through a Mindfulness Meditation Program, Janet Etty-Leal, Meditation Capsules and Andrew Joyce, Cardinia Casey Community Health Service, VIC |
Health Promotion and Sustainable Transport – Partnerships for an Active and Sustainable Community, Sonia Nuttman, Deakin University, VIC |
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The Research Extension Program (REP): Increasing Human Resource Capacity in Health Research, Catherine Holliday, Cancer Council New South Wales, NSW |
A New Partnership Model to Deliver Healthy Eating Strategies to School Canteens, Sharon Lawrence, Hunter New England Health, NSW |
One Size Does Not Fit All: An Alternative Bowel Cancer Screening Model for Indigenous Communities, Sarah Holmes, Queensland Health, QLD and Judith Parnham, Queensland Health, QLD |
Kidz Fit – An Initiative Established by Schools, Communities, and Local Organisations Working Together, Maryanne Tadic, Merri Community Health Services, VIC |
Sun Protection and Vitamin D: Perceptions of the General Public in Queensland, Rachel Hull, Cancer Council Queensland, QLD |
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Beyond the Pamphlet: Training for Health Promotion Program Planning and Evaluation in the Northern Territory, Catherine Hurley, Flinders University, SA |
An RCT to Evaluate the Efficacy of a Peer-led Fruit and Vegetable Education Intervention, Tammy Wilson, Cancer Council, NSW |
Getting Australians Behind the ‘Get Behind Bowel Screening’ Advocacy Campaign, Cassandra Clayforth, Cancer Council Western Australia, WA |
Drama Based Health Education; Schools and Agencies Building Student Resilience Through Partnership, Allan Murphy, Ballarat Community Health, VIC |
Increasing the Use of Alternative Water Supplies – A Health Lens Case Study, Amy Sawford, SA Health, SA |
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Developing and Drawing on Partnerships to Deliver an Aboriginal Health Promotion Short Course in Victoria, Nikki Merzliakov, Victorian Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Organisation, VIC |
Improving Standards of Nutrition and Hygiene for Sustainable Environments - Working Outside the Health Sector, Nicole Meinig, Team Leader Health Promotion, City of Monash, VIC |
The Vision Initiative: Partnering for the Future, Nathalie Maconachie, Vision 2020 Australia, VIC |
The Carrot, Not the Stick: Improving School Attendance Rates with School Breakfast Programs, Miranda Infanti, Foodbank WA, WA |
Mobilising Interest in Health Impact Assessments: The NT Experience, James A Smith, Department of Health and Families, NT |
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Health Promotion Practitioners’ Experiences of Moral Distress: Building a Rationale for Learning Communities, Garth Henniker, Griffith University, QLD |
Regional Partnerships Building (Planning and Evaluation) Practice Capacity, Debbie Mitchell, Department of Health, Gippsland, VIC and Tim Owen, Department of Health, Gippsland, VIC |
Developing a Healthy Active Ageing Resource for Older Queenslanders, Kate Smith, Queensland Health, Division of the Chief Health Officer, QLD |
Community Partnerships - The Read and Grow Program, Karyn Johns, North Gold Coast Communities for Children, QLD |
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| 10.30 |
Morning Tea |
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| 10.45 |
Keynote Addresses
Ella Greene-Moton, Board Member, Community-Campus Partnerships for Health
Prof Rob Carter, Head, Deakin Health Economics, Deakin University
Mary O'Loughlin, Executive Councillor and Head of Secretariat, COAG Reform Council Secretariat |
| 12.30 |
Lunch
Health Promotion Journal Editorial Advisory Board Meeting
Lunch Time Activities
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PANEL: Nairobi and Beyond (presented with IUHPE)
Prof Vivian Lin, LaTrobe University
Jan Ritchie, Regional Director, South Western Pacific Region, IUHPE
Michael Sparks, Canberra University
Emily Brink, LaTrobe University
Noni Walker, International Network of Health Promotion Foundation
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Closing Sessions |
| 3.30 |
Close of Conference |
Program information is correct at the time of posting. The program committee reserves the right to make changes to the program.
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