16th EPH Conference - Dublin 2023

Pre-conferences - Wednesday 8th Nov

Dublin time / Location	Organiser	Activity
Wed 8^th 9:00-12:30 Wicklow Hall 2A	EUPHA-ECO, Org for Economic Co-operation and Development	ECON - Approaches and methods for cost-of-illness studies: national and international experiences
Moderators: João Vasco Santos, President EUPHA Public health economics section; ARS Norte, University of Porto (Portugal) Vanessa Gorasso, Vice-President, EUPHA Public health economics section; Sciensano (Belgium) Read more here.
Wed 8^th 9:00-12:30 Wicklow Meeting Room 1	EUPHA-FS	FORE - Skills building workshop: Applying strategic foresight methods in public health and policy making
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Wed 8^th 9:00-12:30 Wicklow Hall 1	UPHA-HL, EUPHA-PHMR, TU Munich (Germany), Sciensano (Belgium), WHO Infodemic Management, WHO	HLMR - A guideline to the European Health Data Space language based on health literacy principles
Welcome Orkan Okan and Petronille Bogaert Key note on health literacy Kristine Sørensen, Global Health Literacy Academy, Denmark Key note on European Health Data Space Fulvia Raffaelli (tbc), DG SANTE, European Commission or Nienke Schutte, Irene Kesisoglou, Shona Cosgrove, Pascal De Rycke, Sciensano Presentation by the WHO Infodemic Unit Tina Purnat, WHO Read more here.
Wed 8^th 9:00-12:30 Liffey Hall 1	EUPHA-HP, UNESCO Chair Global Health & Education; Univ of Education, Freiburg (Germany); Health Institute of Coimbra (Portugal)	HPRO - Health literacy, health education and healthy life styles: connections and contradictions towards sustainability
SESSION 1 Moderator Eva Bitzer, University of Education Freiburg, Germany Health Education & Healthy Lifestyles: Connections and contradictions towards sustainability Uwe Bittlingmayer, EUPHA-HP; Institute of Sociology University of Education Freiburg, Germany Social milieu perspective on health literacy and healthy lifestyles Zeynep Islertas, Pädagogische Hochschule Freiburg Salutogenesis and the Urban Environment towards Sustainability Ruca Maass, Department of Health Science, Center for Health Promotion Research, Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU), Trondheim SESSION 2 Moderator Ana Amaral, ESTeSC, Coimbra, Portugal Quo Vadis Homo Sapiens? The influx of Health Literacy in the construction of sustainability Luis Saboga Nunes, EUPHA-HP; Institute of Sociology University of Education Freiburg, Germany Healthing in Civil Society: Building Health Literacy for sustainability through community actions Jake Sallaway-Costello, Division of Food, Nutrition and Dietetics, University of Nottingham Read more here.
Wed 8^th 9:00-17:00 Liffey Hall 2	EUPHA-MIG, Lancet Migration, WHO Collaborating Centre for Migrant’s Involvement in Health Research, Univ of Limerick (Ireland)	MIGR - Inclusion of refugee and migrant groups to address key health challenges for a sustainable future
Welcome Bernadette Nirmal Kumar PARTICIPATORY HEALTH RESEARCH Professor Anne MacFarlane and Professor Helen Phelan, University of Limerick, WHO Collaborating Centre for Participatory Health research with Refugees and Migrants MIGRANTS’ INVOLVEMENT IN PUBLIC HEALTH RESEARCH Chair: Professor Anne MacFarlane, University of Limerick, WHO Collaborating Centre for Participatory Health Research with Refugees and Migrants Co-Chair: Professor Sonia Dias, National School of Public Health, Universidade Nova de Lisboa Migrants’ involvement in quantitative health research Professor Ailish Hannigan, University of Limerick, WHO Collaborating Centre for Participatory Health Research with Refugees and Migrants Language as a barrier in migrant health research Anne Cronin, University of Limerick, WHO Collaborating Centre for Participatory Health Research with Refugees and Migrants Community Research and the use of drama in research dissemination Anna Papyan, University of Limerick, WHO Collaborating Centre for Participatory Health Research with Refugees and Migrants Involvement of refugees and migrants in migrant health research Dr Miriam Orcutt, Health and Migration Programme, World Health Organization Geneva MIGRANT HEALTH AND COVID- 19 Chair: Professor Charles Agyemang, Global Migration, Ethnicity and Health and Principal Investigator at Amsterdam University Medical Centres, University of Amsterdam Co-Chair: Dr Sally Hargreaves, Institute of Infection and Immunity, St George’s University of London Reflections on COVID-19 using Visual Art Dr Susann Huschke, University of Limerick, WHO Collaborating Centre for Participatory Health Research with Refugees and Migrants Managing COVID: Public health collaborations for Inclusive Approach Dr Joseph Doyle, National Office for Social Inclusion, Health Service Executive, Dublin An innovative, system-level, interdisciplinary approach is needed to improve migrant Health Professor Esperanza Diaz, Department of Global Public Health and Primary Care; Head of Pandemic Centre, Bergen, Norway Refugee aid work COVID-19: impact on mental health & options for strengthening mental wellbeing Dr Anne Jachmann, Migration and Refugee Health Unit, Emergency Department, University Hospital Bern Switzerland MIGRANT HEALTH IN CONFLICT SETTINGS Chair: Professor Karl Blanchet, University of Oslo / EUPHA Migrant Health Section Co-Chair: Reem Mussa (TBC), Médecins sans Frontières, Brussels Limerick’s response to Ukrainian BOTP – a music cafe Speaker from NGO Doras and the Ukrainian community - TBC Ireland’s public health response to Ukrainian Beneficiaries of Temporary Protection Speaker from Department of Health, Dublin - TBC Migrant Health in Conflict Zones TBC MIGRANT HEALTH AND CLIMATE CHANGE Chair: Dr Nuha Ibrahim, Public Health, School of Medicine, University of Limerick Co-Chair: Dr Apostolos Veizis (TBC), Director of the Medical Operational Support Unit (SOMA), Programs and Institutional Relations Director and Medical Director Reflections on climate change and health - cultural sharing TBC Climate Change and Migration Professor Abubakar Ibrahim (TBC), Dean of the Faculty of Population Health Sciences at University College London (UCL), UK Changing the Narratives of Climate change and health through participatory approaches. Eunice Philip, RCSI, Royal College of Surgeons, Dublin, Ireland Launch of The Lancet Regional Health - Europe special series on Migration and Health Inequities Dr Pooja Jha and Dr Rosemary James (TBC) Summary and closing Professor Bernadette Kumar, President EUPHA Migrant Health Section; Lancet Migration Co-Chair Professor Anne MacFarlane and Professor Helen Phelan, University of Limerick, WHO Collaborating Centre for Participatory Health Research with Refugees and Migrants Read more here.
Wed 8^th 9:00-12:30 Ecocem	EUPHAnxt, EuroNet MRPH	PHYC - Master that elevator: how to effectively pitch you research to policy makers. A capacity building session for young professionals
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Wed 8^th 9:00-17:00 Wicklow Meeting Room 2	EUPHA-EPI; EUPHAnxt	QRMT - A hands-on introduction to qualitative research methods in public health
Rosemary (Rosie) Frasso, Thomas Jefferson University Amy Leader, PhD, Thomas Jefferson University and the Associate Director for Community Outreach and Engagement at the Sidney Kimmel Cancer Center at Jefferson Read more here.
Wed 8^th 9:00-17:00 Liffey Meeting Room 1	THL, Finland	RESP - Assessing COVID-19 response strategies: lessons, legacies and future preparedness
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Wed 8^th 9:00-17:00 Wicklow Meeting Room 3	EUPHA-SSWH	SSWH - Workplace sexual harassment: theory, measurement, consequences and prevention
Ida E. H. Madsen, National Research Centre for the Working Environment, Copenhagen (Denmark) Morten Birkeland Nielsen, University of Bergen, Bergen (Norway) Katrina Julia Blindow, Karolinska Institutet, Stockholm (Sweden) Maj Britt D. Nielsen, National Institute of Public Health, Copenhagen (Denmark) Stakeholders (tbc) from policy and practice Read more here.
Wed 8^th 13:30-17:00 Wicklow Hall 1	GGD-GHOR (Netherlands)	DATA - Better public health: a data centred approach to interoperability, with international information standards
Pitch your form! Stefan Buttigieg What are information standards and why are they important? Anthony Staines Benefits of common standards for the reuse of health data for research Nienke Schutte & Miriam Saso Datacentric approach & standardisation – road to the future? Arne Freriks & Atte Bootsma Read more here.
Wed 8^th 13:30-17:00 Liffey Meeting Room 3	EUPHA-HIA	EHIA - Competences and training needs for better implementation of HIA across Europe
WELCOME AND INTRODUCTION Piedad Martín-Olmedo & Odile Mekel HIA COMPETENCES ANALYSIS FROM PRACTICAL EXPERIENCES Liz Green Astrid Knoblauch Martin Birley Joanna Purdy Networking: mapping ideas on HIA competences with participants Facilitators: Monica O’Mullane, Odile Mekel HIA TRAINING NEEDS ANALYSIS Mirko Winkler Ben Cave & Francesca Villiani Luciana Costa Networking: mapping ideas on HIA training needs Facilitators: Margaret Douglas, Piedad Martin-Olmedo Read more here.
Wed 8^th 13:30-17:00 Wicklow Meeting Room 4	CPE, IARC/WHO	IARC - Cancer prevention for a sustainable future: an interactive workshop for public health specialists
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Wed 8^th 13:30-17:00 Liffey Hall 1	University of Limerick (Ireland)	PAHN - Developments in evaluating implementation of public policy for the promotion of physical activity and healthy nutrition
Chair Prof Catherine Woods, University of Limerick, Ireland An overview of the ‘Policy Evaluation Network’ and its approach to addressing food and physical activity policy challenges for sustainability and health Dr Sarah Forberger, University of Bremen, Germany How can policies be improved to create healthier food environments in Europe? Application of the Healthy Food Environment Policy Index (Food-EPI) in the EU and in five European countries Dr Janas Harrington, University College Cork, Ireland Monitoring and benchmarking government policies and actions to improve the healthiness of PA environments: The Healthy Physical Activity Environment Policy Index (PA-EPI) Dr Sven Messing, FAU Erlangen-Nürnberg, Germany Protocol for assessing implementation of physical activity policies by national governments using the Physical Activity Environment Policy Index (PA-EPI)’. A practical activity to provide experience on how to conduct the PA-EPI Dr Kevin Volf, University of Limerick, Ireland, and Dr Nicole R. den Braver, Amsterdam University Medical Center, Netherlands: Monitoring the healthiness of food environments in different indoor and outdoor settings Dr Maartje Poelman, Wageningen University & Research, Netherlands Discussants Prof Catherine Woods (University of Limerick), Dr Peter Gelius (FAU Erlangen-Nürnberg, Germany) Dr Aurelie Van Hoye (University of Lorraine, France) Read more here.
Wed 8^th 13:30-17:00 Wicklow Meeting Room 5	NHG - Dutch Council for General Practitioners (Netherlands); European Forum for Primary Care	PRIM - Sustainable primary healthcare: lessons learned, quick wins and challenges
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Wed 8^th 13:30-17:00 Wicklow Hall 2B	EUPHA-PHMR, Population Health Information Research Infrastructure, Inst for Health Sciences (Spain); Robert Koch Institute (Germany); Sciensano (Belgium)	SENS - Reuse of sensitive individual data – Methods and tools for a federated approach
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Wed 8^th 13:30-17:00	EUPHA-PMH, EUPHA-ENV, EUPHA-URB	WALK - Art, architecture, atmosphere and (mental) health - A multi-disciplinary walking experience in Dublin

Wed 8^th 13:30-17:00 Ecocem	ASPHER, EUPHA	YRF - Young Researchers' Forum
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