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14:30 – 16:00 ORAL PRESENTATIONS Oral Presentation – 17 Salon 17/18 (Meeting Level) Individual and Neighbourhood Effects on Mental Health and Service Use Adequacy in Toronto – Emilie Renahy Environmental Challenges in Adapting to the National Definition of Mental Health in Kitimat, British Columbia, 1954-1959 – Kelsey Lucyk HANS Kai: An Innovative Community-based Approach to Improving Health and Well-being – Alexandra Henteleff Does Social Capital Help to Explain Mental Health Disparities Between Single and Partnered Parents in Canada? – Tamara Colton Oral Presentation – 18 Salon 19/20 (Meeting Level) Immigrant Density, Sense of Community Belonging, and Suicidal Ideation Among Canadian Immigrants – Stephen Pan Cartographie conceptuelle des représentations de l’avenir des services de santé en français en contexte linguistique minoritaire – Louise Bouchard The Prevalence of Tuberculosis in First Nations and Inuit Communities to Rise: What Policy Has Got to Do With It – Ginette Thomas How Science and Social Justice Drive Public Health Policy – Patrick Fafard An Equity Lens, Equity Frameworks and a Proliferation of Equity Tools – Bernie Pauly 16:00 – 17:30 Hall B (Assembly Level) Welcome Reception A great opportunity to meet new friends and get re-acquainted with colleagues from across the country. 18:00 – 21:15 Shuttle Service to West Edmonton Mall Cost: $15 (not included in your conference registration) Experience the unique convenience West Edmonton Mall has to offer as you enjoy exclusive shopping, fine dining, exciting entertainment, thriving nightlife, and luxury accommodations, all under one roof! Roundtrip Shuttle Service from the Shaw Convention Centre to West Edmonton Mall: * Departure: 18:00 * Return: 21:15 20 CPHA 2012 ANNUAL CONFERENCE FINAL PROGRAM
Wednesday, June 13 07:00 – 08:15 Salon 3 (Meeting Level) Alberta Public Health Association (APHA) Annual General Meeting All APHA members are encouraged to attend APHA’s Annual General Meeting. The Meeting will include presentation of the 2011-2012 activities of APHA, as well as financial reports. Elections of new board members will also take place. New and renewed APHA memberships can be completed on site. Come and enjoy coffee and muffins with your APHA Board! Get involved in planning for APHA’s future. 07:00 – 08:15 Salon 2 (Meeting Level) Canadian Community of Practice in Ecohealth: Building Capacity for Ecohealth Research Presented by the Canadian Community of Practice in Ecosystem Approaches to Health 07:00 – 08:15 Salon 9 (Meeting Level) Immunization – Ask the Experts Presented by the Canadian Coalition for Immunization Awareness & Promotion 08:30 – 10:30 Hall D (Pedway Level) WELCOME * Debra Lynkowski, Chief Executive Officer, Canadian Pubilc Health Association PLENARY II Michael Brauer Sustaining Health in a Changing Environment Addressing public health challenges requires an interdisciplinary approach – one that takes into account the interconnectedness of Earth and human systems. Infectious disease, climate change, air pollution, changes to our hydrological systems, land degradation and stresses on our food-producing systems are all interconnected and happening on a global scale. It is necessary, therefore, to reduce disparities and prevent and manage threats that cross national borders in order to protect the health of Canadians and make any kind of global health gains. In this context, leaders require the ability to manage complexity, to find balance and to communicate and collaborate across all kinds of human boundaries. Our panelists will explore the effects of a changing environment on public health, with a focus on the links between health, sustainability, economy and opportunity. Wednesday Ray Copes Learning Objectives: * Identify strategies for effective, multi-sectoral action to address public health challenges related to the changing environment; * Raise awareness of innovative research strategies that may help address public health challenges related to the changing environment; * Understand and evaluate the links between environment and public health and improve your ability to characterize population health impacts; * Integrate knowledge and action for public health, using examples such as air quality and traffic-related air pollution. Speakers: * Michael Brauer, Professor, School of Population and Public Health, University of British Columbia * Ray Copes, Chief, Environmental and Occupational Health, Public Health Ontario * Richard Jackson, Professor, Environmental Health Sciences Department, UCLA School of Public Health Richard Jackson Moderator: * Lynn McIntyre, Professor, University of Calgary 10:30 – 11:00 Hall B (Assembly Level) REFRESHMENT BREAK FINAL PROGRAM CPHA 2012 ANNUAL CONFERENCE 21
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