| Monday 18 May 2009 |
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Theme: Evidence and Evaluation |
| 8.30am |
Welcome and Opening: Meagan Shand, WA President, Australian Health Promotion Association
Parliamentary Address: Senator Jan McLucas, Parliamentary Secretary for Health and Ageing
Presidents Address: Ian White, President, Australian Health Promotion Association
Keynote Address: A Healthier Australia,
Rob Moodie, Chair, Global Health, The University of Melbourne, VIC |
| 10:00 |
Morning Tea |
| 10:45 |
Social Marketing |
Social Determinants of Health |
Physical Activity |
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander |
Policy and Health Programs |
Tobacco Prevention Programs |
International Stream Symposium 1 |
| Problem Gambling: An Evidence-Based Social Marketing Approach, Larissa Strong, Office of Gaming and Racing, Department of Justice, VIC |
How do Policy Makers Deal with Social Determinants? An Analysis of International Cancer Control Documents, Stacy Carter, The University of Sydney, NSW |
Maintaining Community Based Older Adults Physical Activity Level, Jonine Jancey, Curtin University, WA |
The NSW Smokecheck Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Tobacco Prevention Project, Hannah Nancarrow, University of Sydney, NSW |
The Power of Policy to Influence Behaviour Change: Daylight Saving and its Effect on Physical Activity, Michael Rosenberg, Edith Cowan University and The University of Western Australia, WA |
Delivering the Smarter than Smoking Message to Priority Groups through Health Sponsorship in Western Australia, Sabrina Stepan, Heart Foundation, WA |
Introductory Remarks, James Smith, Department of Health and Families, NT |
11:00 |
The Effect of Retail Cigarette Pack Displays on Unplanned Purchases; Results from Immediate Post-Purchase Interviews, Brennen Mills, Centre for Behavioural Research in Cancer Control, WA |
Australian Early Development Index: What difference does it make? Case Study from ‘East Metropolitan Perth’, Anne Welch, Child and Adolescent Health Service, WA |
Be Active Belmont: Working in Partnership to Promote Physical Activity, Janelle Longo, South Metropolitan Public Health Unit, WA |
Improving Indigenous Access to Mainstream Health Screening and Treatment Services, Lisabeth Finn, Curtin University, WA |
Victorian Western Metro Local Government Health Planners Network: MPHP Evaluation Tools Development Initiative, Denise Laughlin, Department of Human Services, VIC and Sophie Gale, Yarra City Council, VIC |
Doing Time - A Good Time to Quit Smoking!, Amanda Siebert, Cancer Council, WA |
De-mystifying pathways and opportunities to break into international health promotion. Opportunities for young/emerging health promotion professionals, Tori Saint, Flinders University, SA |
| 11:15 |
Not Such a Grim Future? WA Sexual Health Mass Media Campaigns Post Reaper, Gemma Crawford, Western Australian AIDS Council, WA |
Transport: The Compounding Factor in Rural Health Promotion, Rebecca Morton, Western District Health Service, VIC |
AusPAnet: The Success of the World’s Largest Physical Activity Network, Bianca McGougan, Heart Foundation, WA |
Smoking is out of Bounds: Developing a Smoke Free Resource for Aboriginal Communities, Assunta Di Francesco, South Metropolitan Public Health Unit, WA |
Kids ‘Go for your Life’: An Obesity Prevention Policy Model for Schools, Natalie Russell, Kids ‘Go for your life’, VIC |
Do Mainstream Anti-Smoking Campaigns Speak to Aboriginal People?, Kristina Economo, Cancer Council, WA, Terry Boyle, Telethon Institute for Child Health Research, WA |
Lessons and experiences: Student and early career professionals experiences in working
Tenille Wightman, WA AIDS Council, will discuss work in Samoa as an Australian Youth Ambassador in HIV/AIDS and Sexual Health on the Pacific Games
Tania Gavidia, WHO Collaborating Centre for Research on Children’s Environmental Health, Telethon Institute for Child health Research, will speak about placement at WHO in Geneva and research in El Salvador.
A/Prof Jaya Earnest, Centre for International Health, Curtin University, Health Educator and Sociologist, will discuss extensive experience in India, Kenya, Uganda, Rwanda, East Timor and Australia
Dane Waters, Health Communication Resources, will discuss his experiences working in a health promotion and development role on a number of projects in Asia including work in Bali
Discussion and Questions |
| 11:30 |
Is the Influenza Immunisation Campaign Achieving its Objectives: How is this Program Promoted and Evaluated?, Judy Wilyman, Murdoch University, WA |
Connected Communities: Community Centre Settings and Social Determinants of Health, Sarah French, The University of Western Australia, WA |
Show Time: Trialling the Children’s Health Trail, Lauren Coleman, WA Country Health Service, WA |
Combining Evaluation Frameworks when Working in Partnership with Aboriginal Women on Remote Communities, Valmai McDonald, Department of Health and Families, NT |
TravelSmart Officers: Championing Active Transport, Kylie Murphy, Department for Planning and Infrastructure, WA |
It’s Time for a Complete Ban on Cigarette Smoking in Australian Universities, Peter Howat, Western Australian Centre for Health Promotion Research, Centre for Behavioural Research in Cancer Control, National Drug Research Institute, WA |
| 11:45 |
‘No Germs on Me’ Social Marketing Campaign, Natasha Clements, NT Department of Health and Families. |
Problem Gambling Health Promotion: A Social Determinants Approach, Vivien Zientek, Department of Justice, VIC |
Active Cardinia Week (ACW) - Promoting Physical Activity and Healthy Eating Amongst Primary School Children, Kate Beveridge, Cardinia Shire Council, VIC |
Getting the Message Right: Working with Aboriginal People to Better Target Tobacco Control Campaigns, Susan Stewart, Cancer Council, WA |
Protecting Children from Tobacco: Moving Forward on Tobacco Policy, Carlie Naylor, NSW Department of Health, NSW |
Extreme Response and Sample Attrition Biases Affect Index of Receptivity to Tobacco Industry Promotion Result, Alvin Lee, University of Western Australia, WA |
| 12:00 |
Small Healthway Sponsorships ($5000 or Less) as an Effective Means of Promoting Health, Michael Rosenberg, Edith Cowan University and The University of Western Australia, WA |
Development of Effective Approaches and Tools for Evaluating Peer-Based Programs for Marginalised Young People, Carol Houghton, School of Public Health, Faculty of Health Sciences, Curtin University of Technology, WA |
Active Mums Active Kids; Addressing Barriers to Physical Activity, Nicky Hersey, Central Bayside Community Health Services, VIC |
The Journey of Living with Diabetes Program – A Best Practice Health Education Program for Aboriginal People by Aboriginal People, Maureen Unsworth, South Metropolitan Public Health Unit, WA |
Engaging Parents to Identify and Address their Child’s Weight Issue, Sarojini (Ginny) Monteiro,Child and Adolescent Health Services, WA and Sharon McBride, Child and Adolescent Health Service, WA |
"Sometimes there’s too much of this ‘Don’t Smoke’ Crap": Changes in Young Smokers’ Beliefs 1977-2008, Brennen Mills, Behavioural Research in Cancer Control, WA |
| 12:15 |
Building a Healthy Community - The Rockingham Community Health and Wellbeing Plan, Julia Dick, City of Rockingham, WA |
The Meaning of Health and the Health of Meaning in Oromo Woman Settled in Suburbs of Melbourne, Lensa Dinka, South Eastern Oromo Community Health Team, Greater Dandanong Community Health Service, and Southern Health, Vic and Maramu Kufi, South Eastern Oromo Community Health Team, Greater Dandanong Community Health Service, and Southern Health, Vic |
The Giant Walk - Australia's Guiness World Record Attempt. Is it Worth the Effort? Michelle Hogan, Premiere's Physical Activity Taskforce, WA |
Discussion and Questions |
Regulation of Junk Food Marketing to Kids - What can State and Federal Governments do? Jane Martin, Obesity Policy Coalition, Vic |
Smarter than Smoking: Results from a Western Australian Comprehensive Youth Smoking Prevention Project, Fiona Phillips, National Heart Foundation, WA |
| 12:30 |
Lunch and Poster Sessions |
| 2:00 |
Food and Nutrition |
ATSI Training and Education |
Advocacy - Evidence and Policy |
Physical Activity - Environmental Planning and Policy |
School Programs |
Alcohol and Other Drugs |
International Stream Symposium 2
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| The Nutrient Content of Children’s Fast Food Meals, Jacqui Webster , The George Institute for International Health, NSW |
Improving Cardiovascular Outcomes for Indigenous Australians: The Impact of an Aboriginal Health Worker in Cardiology, Kate Taylor, Curtin University, WA |
What are the Key Considerations that can Inform the Development of a National Men’s Health Policy: Perspectives from the NT, James Smith, NT Department of Health and Families, NT, Jason Bonson, NT Department of Health and Families, NT |
Objective Measurement of the Built Environment: Validating Secondary Data on Neighbourhood Destinations and Land Use, Paula Hooper, The Centre for the Built Environment and Health, WA |
Being Positive in WA Schools: Developing a Sexual Health Resource in a Challenging Setting, Tenille Wightman, WA AIDS Council, WA |
Safer Bars WA: A Pilot Project to Reduce Violence in and Around Licenced Premises, Amy Robertson, Injury Control Council WA, WA |
Advancing national and regional health promotion policy, Vivian Lin |
| 2:15 |
The Friendly Kitchen, Whittlesea, Angela Robinson, Plenty Valley Community Health Service, VIC |
Building a ‘One Stop Info Shop’ For Indigenous Health Workers on the Australian Indigenous Healthinfonet, Jane Burns, Australian Indigenous HealthInfoNet, WA |
Working with the Community to Make a Difference, Megan Milligan,South Metropolitan Public Health Unit, WA |
Living Smart - Health and the Environment - A Symbiotic Approach, Lisa Pilkington, City of Joondalup, Honor Putland Department for Planning and Infrastructure, WA |
How the National Safe Schools Framework is Implemented in Rural Western Australian Primary Schools, Dionne Paki, Edith Cowan University, WA |
Ecstasy and Related Drugs (ERDs): The Development of a New Web-Based Resource, Paul Dillon, Drug and Alcohol Research and Training Australia, NSW |
Advancing Health Promotion Workforce Development and Capacity Building, ‘The Galway Statement’. Outline and critique, Trevor Shilton, Heart Foundation, WA and Peter Howat, Curtin University, WA |
| 2:30 |
The National Healthy School Canteens Project, Claire Drummond, Flinders University, SA |
Alcohol and Pregnancy: Western Australian Aboriginal Women’s Knowledge and Practice, Heather D’Antoine, Telethon Institute for Child Health Research, WA |
Achieving and Undermining Success: Australia’s HIV Epidemic and Lessons for Health Promotion Leadership, Advocacy and Investment, Graham Brown, Australian Federation of AIDS Organisations, Curtin University, WA |
Proximity to the Beach and the Influence on Adolescent Activity Levels, Nicole Edwards, University of Western Australia, WA |
Evaluating a School-based Program: Real World Challenges, Joanne House, Edith Cowan University, WA |
Universal Web-based Alcohol Screening and Brief Intervention for University Students: a Randomised Controlled Trial, Jonathan Hallett, Curtin University of Technology, WA |
Pro-lead - The Health Promotion Leadership Program, and Financing for Health Promotion. Vivian Lin
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| 2:45 |
Stakeholders’ Attitudes to the WA Department of Education and Training’s Healthy Food and Drink Policy, Simone Pettigrew, University of Western Australia, WA |
Building Indigenous Research Capacity in Population Health Research: Moving Forward to Address Indigenous Health Disparities, Jenni Judd, James Cook University, QLD |
From Evidence to Policy: Strategies to Increase the use of Evidence, Michelle Haby, Department of Human Services, VIC |
Healthy Parks, Healthy People Seniors' Park-Based Activity Program, Cathy Gazey, Department of Environment and Conservation, WA |
Teething Problems - Kids, Questionnaires and Drinking Bottled Water, Justine Leavy, Curtin University, WA |
Developing and Promoting the National Canabis and Prevention Information Centre's (NCPIC's) Website: Challenges and Successes, Paul Dillon, Drug and Alcohol Research and Training Australia, NSW |
AUS-EUphe (Australia-EU public health education) project. A Brief Overview, Kathleen Lilley, Griffith University, QLD
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| 3:00 |
Healthy Food and Drinks in WA Sport and Racing Clubs: A Pilot Project, Blanche Waddell, School Canteen Association, WA |
Developing a Cancer Education Course for Aboriginal Health Professionals, Tracey Eades, Cancer Council, WA |
Climate Change: Local Action Using a Health Promotion Framework, Joanne Brown, Southern Grampians and Glenelg Primary Care Partnership, VIC |
Does Quality Public Space Enhance Mental Health? Findings from a Mixed-Method Study, Jacinta Francis, The University of Western Australia, WA |
Healthy Food for All: Foodbank WA's School Breakfast Program as a Conduit for Health Promotion, Leza Duplock, Foodbank, WA |
Drink or Drunk: Why do Staff Members at Licensed Premises Continue to Serve Patrons to Intoxication despite Current Laws and Interventions?, Amy Robertson, Injury Control Council of Western Australia, WA |
The Proposed New National Preventative Health Agency and its Relation to the National Preventative Health Partnership, Rob Moodie, The University of Melbourne, VIC |
| 3:15 |
Evaluation of the Kids in the Kitchen School Based Health Promotion Program, Barbara Ritchie, University of the Sunshine Coast, QLD |
Discussion and Questions |
Getting a Seat at the Table - Policy, Law and Advocacy for Obesity Prevention, Jane Martin, Obesity Policy Coalition, VIC |
ActiveSmart - Does it Motivate and Activate Communities?: Preliminary Results, Kylie Mathieson, Department of Sport and Recreation, WA and Honor Putland, Department for Planning and Infrastructure, WA |
Kids ‘Go for your life’; A Comprehensive Review of Awarded Schools, Natalie Russell, Kids ‘Go for your life', VIC |
Granny’s Last Vice: Acknowledging and Addressing Older Adult Substance Use, Simon Ruth, Peninsula Drug and Alcohol Program, VIC |
Future conferences
WHO Nairobi, IUHPE Geneva, Vivian Lin |
| 3:30 |
Afternoon Tea |
| 4:00 |
Keynote Presentation: Contexts and Dynamic Processes: How Can We Handle Complexity?
Professor Penny Hawe, Markin Chair in Health and Society, AHFMR Health Scientist, University of Calgary, Canada |
| 5:00 |
Close |
| Tuesday 19 May 2009 |
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Theme: Advocacy and Leadership |
| 8.30am |
Keynote Presentation: Aboriginal Leadership in Health Promotion
Mick Gooda, Chief Executive Officer, Co-operative Research Centre for Aboriginal Health
Keynote Presentation: Advocacy and Leadership
Tori Saint, Research Assistant, Flinders University |
| 10:00 |
Morning Tea |
| 10:45 |
Media and Advocacy Symposia |
Workforce Development and Capacity Building |
Physical Activity - Walking and Cycling |
Mental Health |
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Health Programs |
Nutrition - Media and Attitudes |
International Stream Symposium 3 |
| This session will present a variety of ways of using the media - old and new - to influence people’s and policymakers’ behaviour, inlcuding edutainment, civic journalism, publicity sutnts and street tactics, outdoor and indorr posters. The aim is not so much to demonstrate channel usage but rather to stimulate creative thinking in using the media |
Talking Health and Education: Shared Understandings of Health Promotion in Community Workforce Development, Helen Butler, Australian Catholic University, VIC |
Does Neighbourhood Walkability Influence Children’s Independent Mobility?, Karen Villanueva, The University of Western Australia, WA |
Giving School Bullying Interventions a Fair Trial - Building Capacity Key to Success, Natasha Pearce, Edith Cowan University, WA |
The Method of Yarning from an Aboriginal Perspective, Marion Kickett, The University of Western Australia, WA |
Income Level is Not Associated with Increasing Fruit and Vegetable Consumption in WA, Jessica Van Eer, Cancer Council, WA |
Health Promoting Schools, Regional Policy and Documents, Don Stewart, Griffith University, QLD |
11:00 |
Building Health Promotion Workforce Capacity in the Torres Strait, Kathryn McFarlane, Queensland Health, QLD |
The Travel, Environment and Kids (TREK) Project: Who Walks to School and Why?, Gina Wood, The University of Western Australia, WA |
Doing Freedom for Themselves: Peers Supporting the Health and Diversity of Youth Sexuality and Gender, Danielle Wright, WA AIDS Council, WA |
Developing Health Messages with the Aboriginal Community, Michael Rosenberg, Edith Cowan University and The University of Western Australia, WA |
A Fat Reward: The Contradiction of Parental Attitudes and Behaviour in Relation to Fast Food, Sharonna Freeman, Heart Foundation, WA |
Recent Evidence on the Effectiveness of Health related initiatives in Schools - What is Possible and What is Not, Lawry St Leger, Deakin University, VIC |
| 11:15 |
Building Health Promotion Capacity in a Health Services Setting – Communication as a Lever for Change at Peninsula Health, Christine Burrows, Peninsula Health, VIC |
Engaging Schools and Families to Encourage 10-12 Year Olds to Make Tracks2school, Vanessa Beal, Heart Foundation, WA and Michael Rosenberg, Edith Cowan University, WA |
Promoting Proactive Coping for Healthier Ageing amongst Adults - Evaluation of an Innovative Intervention, Jason Fox, Murdoch University, WA |
Re-storying Aboriginal Parenting, Dawn Bessarab, Curtin University of Technology, WA |
Add a Pinch of Salt! Monitoring Recipes in Magazines for Advice about Salt Usage, Jacqui Webster, The George Institute for International Health, NSW |
Mental Health Promotion in Schools, Louise Rowling, University of Sydney, NSW |
| 11:30 |
Merging Forces: An Innovative Concept to Deliver Integrated Health Promotion, Judith Moore, Upper Hume Primary Care Partnership, VIC |
The Development of the Walking School Bus in Western Australia Since 2002: Review and Future Directions, Alastair Stewart, Department for Planning and Infrastructure, WA |
What Kids Tell us about Stoping Bullying: Implications for School-Based Programs, Sharyn Burns, Curtin University of Technology, WA |
Nyungar Healthy Lifestyle Program, Richard Crane, South Metropolitan Public Health Unit, WA |
Assessing Western Australian Children’s Media Literacy about Television Food Advertising using Verbal and Non-Verbal Methods, Sarojini (Ginny) Monteiro, Child and Adolescent Community Health, WA |
The Asia - Pacific Resilience Project: Mental Health Promotion in China, Jing Sun, Griffith University, QLD |
| 11:45 |
Evaluation of a Health Promotion Short Course for the HIV Community Sector, Graham Brown, Western Australian Centre for Health Promotion Research, Curtin Health Innovation Research Institute, WA |
Active Transport Bike Project, Donna Bridge, Wimmera Primary Care Partnership, VIC |
Bridging the Digital Divide: Using Technology to Promote Youth Mental Health through Civic Engagement, Michelle Blanchard, University of Melbourne, VIC |
Evaluation of the "Live Now and Have Hope for the Future" Aboriginal Diabetes Booklet, Tracey Kickett, Diabetes WA, WA and Di Ledger, Diabetes WA, WA |
Understanding the Effectiveness of Family Based Nutrition and Physical Activity Resources, Natasha Hampson, Royal Children’s Hospital, VIC |
Promoting healthy eating among the schoolchildren in Hong Kong, Peter Lee, Department of Health, Hong Kong
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| 12:00 |
The Community Partnerships Tool Box: Developing a Health Promotion Tool Box for Community Health Nurses, Cecily Strange, Edith Cowan University, WA |
Travel Choices for the Future: the Rockingham Integrated Transport Plan, Catherine Swift, City of Rockingham, WA |
My-Peer - Best Practice Standards for Promoting Young People’s Mental Health through Peer Influence and Participation, Roanna Lobo, Curtin Health Innovation Research Institute, WA |
Consultation with Aboriginal People of Western Australia about Diabetes Foot Care Education Resources, Deborah Schoen, Curtin University of Technology, WA |
Cheap Wine and a Three Litre Coke: A Comparison of Healthy and Unhealthy Food Advertising in Daily News Publications, Leeana Wilson, Public Health Advocacy Institute of WA, WA |
Questions and Discussion |
| 12:15 |
The Many Layers of Reflective Practice: Lead on Again and the Action Reflection Cycle, Sally Camilleri, Women's Health West, Vic and Kirsten Campbell, Women's Health West, Vic |
Active Roma - Inspiring a Healthy Active Community, Katherine Morrow, South Weat Health Service District, Queensland Health, QLD |
Fremantle headspace "A One-Stop Shop for Body and Mind" For Young People Aged 12-25, Susan Quin, Fremantle GP Network, WA |
Discussion and Questions |
Hot Buttered Corn and Toffee Apples: Healthy Food Gone Bad. Results of a Food Audit of the Perth Royal Show, Renee Ferguson, Health Promotion Evaluation Unit, Edith Cowan Univereity of University of Western Australia, WA |
| 12:30 |
Lunch and Poster Sessions |
| 1:45 |
Advocacy and Policy |
Workplace Health |
Chronic Disease and Health Promotion |
Grassroots Advocacy Workshop |
Tobacco Advocacy |
Social Marketing |
International Stream Symposium 4 |
| Parliamentarians for Diabetes Support Groups in Australia and New Zealand, Matt O'Brien, Diabetes Australia |
Investing in Health Promotion Education and Training in the Northern Territory: Current and Future Workforce Challenges, James Smith, NT Department of Health and Families, NT |
Evaluation of the Online Healthy Lifestyle Program, My Healthy Balance, Toyah Tinworth, Diabetes WA, WA |
Building Capacity for Grassroots Advocacy Rory Alcock, Policy and Advocacy Unit, Cancer Council NSW and Melanie Trethowan, North West Regional Advocacy Network, NSW
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A Breath of Fresh Air: A Tobacco Advocacy Collaboration with NSW Local Government, Andy Mark, Heart Foundation, NSW |
The Find Thirty® Every Day Campaign - Getting the Message Right for Priority Target Groups, Clover Maitland, Heart Foundation, WA |
Introductory Remarks, Jan Ritchie, University of NSW
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| Healthy Cities, Urbanisation and Health, Billie Giles-Corti, UWA Centre for the Built Environment and Health, WA |
| 2:00 |
Drop the Salt! An Evidence-Based Advocacy Approach to make Salt Reduction a Government Priority, Jacqui Webster, The George Institute for International Health, NSW |
Applying the Framework for Health Promotion Action to Address Occupational Concerns in a Mining Setting, Susan Devine, James Cook University, QLD |
The Challenges of Taking the Speaking Out About Diabetes Program to Regional WA, Diane Ledger, Diabetes WA, WA |
Tobacco Industry Attempts to Thwart Health Promotion Initiatives for Tobacco Control in Australia, Laura Bond, Curtin University of Technology, WA |
Using Social Marketing to Encourage Children to Unplug and Play, Sarina Radici, Heart Foundation, WA |
| 2:15 |
Changes in the Health Promotion Sailing Conditions: Reflections from the Helm, Liz Develin, Centre for Health Advancement, NSW |
‘Fit for Life, Fit for Work’ - Evolving Health Promotion within the Queensland Police Service, Felicity Hibbins, Queensland Police Service, QLD |
Creating Inclusive Acute Health Settings: Lessons from Acutely Aware, Dorothy McLaren, Rural Access Wimmera, VIC |
Towards the ‘End Game’ for Tobacco: Public and Political Attitudes in Western Australia, Narelle Weller, Cancer Council, WA |
Is it too Hard to 'Go for 2 & 5' in the Wheatbelt?, Lisa Rooke, Wheatbelt Public Health Unit, WA |
Update on Regional Aspects of the Framework Convention on Tobacco Control, Michael Sparks, ACT
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| 2:30 |
Victorian Women’s Health Services - Abortion Law Reform Group: Working Together to Achieve Legislation Change, Patty Kinnersly, Women’s Health Grampians, VIC and Robyn Gregory, Women’s Health West, VIC |
Translation of Research into Practice: Development of the NSW Get Healthy Information and Coaching Service, Andrew Milat, NSW Department of Health, NSW |
The Efficacy of Lifestyle Modification in Diabetes Prevention: A Systematic Review of Randomised Controlled Trials, Kylie Simpson, The University of Sydney, NSW |
Reducing Smoking in Tasmania: Leading the Way with the Tobacco Coalition and Smokefree Tasmania , Glenys Paley, Cancer Council, TAS |
Tackling the Diabetes Epidemic: Development, Dissemination and Evaluation of the West Australian Don’t Ignore Diabetes Campaign, Owen Carter, Curtin University, WA |
| The Case of Bogota – Reflections of a Visitor, Trevor Shilton, National Heart Foundation, WA
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| 2:45 |
The Public Health Advocacy Institute of WA: Changes in Latitude - Changes in Attitude, Melissa Stoneham, Public Health Advocacy Institute, WA |
From Planning to Policy to Practice - A Workplace Challenge. Case Study of Two Policies, Helen Muccilli, Cancer Council WA |
Evaluation of the "Generation Sunsmart" Campaigns in Western Australia: 2005/06 to 2007/08, Geoffrey Jalleh, Curtin University, WA |
How have Public Health Advocates Worked together to make Smoking History?, Denise Sullivan, Cancer Council, WA |
Framing Mass Media Messages to Address Growing Waistlines. Formative Work Behind WA’s Healthy Weight Campaign, Sarina Radici, Heart Foundation, WA |
| Discussion and Questions |
| 3:00 |
Afternoon Tea |
| 3:30 |
Symposium: Full Bottle? An Alcohol Hypothetical
Panellists: The Right Honourable Lisa Scaffidi, The Lord Mayor of City of Perth
The Honourable Jim McGinty, Former Labour Minister for Health
Stephen George, A/Detective Superintendent, Western Australian Police
Professor Mike Daube, Director, Public Health Advocacy Institute of Western Australia
Associate Professor Frank Daly, Royal Perth Hospital
Professor Steve Allsop, Director and Project Leader, National Drug Research Institute, Curtin University of Technology
The Honourable Barbara Scott, MLC
Geoff Aves, Former Director of Liquor Licensing
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| 5:00 |
Close |
| 7.00 |
Conference Dinner and 2009 Eberhard Wenzel Oration
Presented by Dr Gauden Galea (presentation via pre-recorded DVD) |
| Wednesday 20 May 2009 |
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Theme: Action and Innovation |
| 8.30am |
Keynote Presentation:
Mike Daube, Director, Public Health Advocacy Institute of WA, Curtin University of Technology
Keynote Presentation: Leadership in the Face of Adversity
Trisha Broadbridge, Reach Foundation |
| 10:00 |
Morning Tea |
| 10:45 |
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Policy and Health Services |
Lifestyle Programs |
Mental Health |
Sexual Health |
Cancer Prevention |
Journal Writing Workshop |
International Stream Symposium 5 |
Improving Health Outcomes in a Remote Indigenous Community, Natasha Freeman, Royal Flying Doctor Service, QLD |
Phase 1 Formative Research Informing the Development of the NSW Get Healthy Information and Coaching Service, Blythe O’Hara, NSW Department of Health, NSW |
Working with Rural Communities to Prevent Suicide, Deborah Costello, Injury Control Council, WA |
Sexual Health Knowledge, Attitudes and Practices among Young People in Remote Far North Queensland Communities, Paula McDonell, Queensland Health, QLD and Alan Crouch,Queensland Health, QLD |
Utilising a Social Change Analysis to Develop Skin Cancer Prevention Interventions for Outdoor Workplaces, Sofia Khayech, Cancer Council, NSW |
Workshop on Writing for Publication – Health Promotion Journal of Australia, Ben Smith, Monash University, VIC and Helen Keleher, Monash University, VIC |
IUHPE Needs and Gaps and Capacity Building in Low-Income Countries, Michael Sparks, ACT |
11:00 |
Doing it the Aboriginal Way in a Mainstream Organisation, Charmaine Derschow, South Metropolitan Public Health Unit, WAand Maureen Unsworth, South Metropolitan Public Health Unit, WA |
Using the Prudence Score to Summarise the Health-Related Behaviour and Lifestyle, Sanjoti Parekh, University of Queensland, QLD |
Integration of Mental Health Services in Oncological Treatment in the United States, Australia and France, Catalina Lawsin, The University of Sydney, NSW |
Coming Clean about Chlamydia, Nikki Greenway, Women’s Health Grampians, VIC and Emily Delahunty, Women’s Health Grampians, VIC |
Engaging the Greater Western Sydney Community in the Defeat of Cancer, Libby Knight, Cancer Council, NSW |
Mobilising Communities to Participate in Local Tadio Programming for Social Change: A Case Study in Health Promotion. Ross James, Health Communication Resources, WA |
| 11:15 |
Evaluating Organisational Capacity for Brief Interventions in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Medical Services, Joanna Coutts, Queensland Aboriginal and Islander Health Council, QLD |
Evaluation of the 'Towards a Healthy Heart' Health Promotion Program for Rural Based Blue Collar Males, Jacki Carmody, Portland District Health, VIC |
Developing and Testing Messages to Promote Mental Health Among Older Australians, Simone Pettigrew, University of Western Australia, WA |
Beating Around in the Bush: Overview of the Beats Outreach Project Targeting Hard-to-Reach MSM, Steve Fragomeni, Western Australian AIDS Council, WA |
Perceptions of Cancer Risk Factors among Western Australian Adults, Terry Slevin, Cancer Council, WA |
Football United - An Innovative Way to Promote Social Engagement and Commuity Harmony, Anne Bunde-Birouste |
| 11:30 |
From Little Things Strong Teeth Grow: Great Southern Aboriginal Health Service BIG Dental Program, Anita Phillips, WA Country Health Service, WA and Kayleen Pickett, WA Country Health Service, WA |
Heart Foundation’s Heartmoves Program - Partnering with the Fitness Industry to Deliver Exercise for Chronic Disease Management, Dannie Butcher, Heart Foundation, NSW |
Mental Health Recovery: A Dynamic Process Model of Positive Change in Mutual Help Groups, Lisabeth Finn, Curtin University, WA |
Project X: An Online Sexual Health Portal for Men who have Sex with Men, Mark Reid, Western Australian AIDS Council, WA |
Engaging Community Members in Advocacy: Lessons from Outside the Cancer World, Rory Alcock, Cancer Council, NSW |
Good Food for New Arrivals: An Innovative Approach to Tackling Food Insecurity in the Refugee Community, Glenda Trevaskis, Association for Services to Torture and Trauma Survivors, WA |
| 11:45 |
‘Evidence-based Health Promotion’ - Australian Indigenous Smoking, Penny Azzato, La Trobe University, ACT |
The National Men's Health Ambassador Speaker Program 2008-2010, Erin Woodman, Prostate Cancer Foundation of Australia, VIC |
Shifting the Framing of Mental Health in Western Australia, Amberlee Laws, Curtin University, WA |
Clinical Outcome of a Community Based Response to a Syphilis Outbreak among Gay Men in WA, Ben Bradstreet, Western Australian AIDS Council, WA |
Local Government Community Partnership Program, Cancer Council, NSW, Libby Knight, Cancer Council, NSW |
Questions and Discussion |
| 12:00 |
Physical Activity Promotion in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Worksites, David Hodgson, Queensland Aboriginal and Islander Health Council, QLD |
Munch and Move - A Health Promotion Program for the NSW Early Childhood Sector, Peta Lucas, NSW Department of Health, NSW |
Me and My Mates: An Emotional and Social Skills Program for Pre-Primary School Children, Yajna Coci, Murdoch University, WA |
Sex and Footy: Kicking Goals in Sexual Health, Leigh Cleary, Western Australian AIDS Council, WA |
"In the Pink" - Partnering General Practice to Promote Breast Cancer Awareness, Eric Khong, BreastScreen WA, Department of Health, WA |
| 12:15 |
Aboriginal Community Consultation in the Bentley Health District, Deanna Eades, South Metropolitan Public Health Unit, WA |
Men's Health Education Kit: Engaging Rural Health Communities and Workplaces to Promote Men's Health, Taletha Groves, Andrology Australia, Monash Institute of Medical Research, VIC |
Health Promotion in Policy and Practice; the Making and Implementation of a National Action Plan and Postnatal Depression, Nicole Highet, beyondblue, Vic |
Prioritising Puberty and Sexuality Education, Amanda Smith, Ballarat Community Health Centre, Vic |
Challenges of Providing an Equitable Screening Program in One of the World's Largest Geographical Regions, Marilyne McRae, BeastScreen WA, Department of Health, WA |
| 12:30 |
Lunch and Poster Sessions |
| 2:00 |
Child and Maternal Health Programs |
Physical Activity |
Nutrition and Food |
Injury Prevention |
Family and Interpersonal Violence |
International Stream Presentations |
International Stream Workshop |
| Breastfeeding, Every Month is a Bonus. Are we getting the Message? Tracy Buchanan, Centre fo Health Promotion, Children, Youth and Women's Health Service, SA |
Adherence to Home-Based Physical Activity Improves Cognitive Function in Older Adults with Memory Complaints, Kay Cox, University of Western Australia, WA |
Evidence that Influences: Community Based Obesity Prevention - The Lessons Learned so far, Rebecca Doherty, Department of Human Services, VIC |
Musculoskeletal Pain among School-Going Adolescents: Why Should it be Focused in School Health Promotion?, Kapila Jayaratne, Centre for Health Policy, Programs and Economics, VIC |
"The Process is the Show" Lessons Learned in Cross-Cultural Family Violence Prevention, Nicole van Os, Western Regional Health Centre, VIC |
Turning Strategy into Practical Action (Whanau Ora Tool), Te Miria James-Hohaia, Ministry of Health, NZ |
The Evidence of Effectiveness of School Centred Health Related Initiatives, Prof Lawry St Leger, Deakin University, VIC |
| 2:15 |
A seasonal Promotion Plan for the Prevention of Children's Injuries, Melita Leeds, Kidsafe WA |
Participant Perspectives on the Benefits of Community Health Run Physical Activity Groups: A Qualitative Study, Linda Williamson, Inner South Community Health Service, VIC |
Location Location Location: Fast Food and High Schools, Cassandra Collyer, Canning City Council, WA |
The Influence of Mandatory Boating Education and Training Programs on Recreational Boater Behaviour, Amanpreet Kaur, University of Western Australia, WA |
Health Promotion and Prevention of Violence against Women: Capacity Building with Organisations, Kirsten Campbell, Women’s Health West, VIC |
Sex in Other Cities: Responding to Increases in Overseas Acquired HIV Diagnoses in WA, Gemma Crawford, Curtin University of Technology, WA |
| 2:30 |
Results of a Family Nutrition Education Intervention, Simone Pettigrew, University of Western Australia, WA |
Getting into the System: Evaluating the Primary Care ‘Physical Activity Care Pathway’ in the UK, Karen Milton, Loughborough University, UK |
An Obesity Control Intervention for Playgroup Mothers, Carlie Jones, Curtin University, WA |
Engaging the Community – A Case Study for Best Practice Consultation for Road Safety, Jill Darby, Edith Cowan University, Road User member of Road Safety Council, WA |
Local Government, Creating Evidence in Family Violence Prevention - A Health Promotion Approach in "Faith Settings", May Hassan, City of Casey, VIC |
Sending the Right Message: Effective Use of Information Technology to Communicate Health Messages to Multicultural Australia, Ben O’Mara, ICEPA, Victoria University, VIC |
| 2:45 |
Development of a Program to Harness Support of Fathers to Increase Breastfeeding Duration, Jenny Tohotoa, Western Australian Centre for Health Promotion Research, WA |
A Simple and Effective Intervention to Improve Gross Motor Skills in Disadvantaged Pre-School Children, Andrea Sanigorski, WHO Collaborating Centre for Obesity Prevention, Deakin University VIC |
Building Community in the Garden: A Study of Tasmania’s Community Gardens, Miriam Herzfeld, University of Tasmania, TAS |
Community Action Kit for Home Safety - A Guide for Health Professionals and Community Groups, Melita Leeds, Kidsafe WA |
Primary Prevention of Family Violence: Mobilising a Partnership to Translate Evidence into Practice, Christine Burrows, Peninsula Health, VIC |
Fitness Program for People from Culturally and Linguistically Diverse (CALD) backgrounds, Renee Lee, Health Promotion Officer North Richmond Community Health Limited, VIC |
| 3:00 |
Breastfeeding: An Opportunity to Showcase the Importance of Health Promotion, Jenny Tohotoa, Western Australian Centre for Health Promotion Research, WA |
Heart Foundation Walking: Building Community Capacity to Increase Participation in Regular and Social Physical Activity, Michelle Wilson, Heart Foundation, SA |
Grow and Share - Home Gardening to Address Food Insecurity, Jackie Evers, Moreland Community Health Service, VIC |
A Partnership for Child Safety in Rural Western Australia, Lauren Nimmo, Royal Life Saving Western Australia, WA |
Question and Discussion |
Questions and Discussion |
| 3.10 |
Closing Session |
| 4:15 |
Conference Close |
