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11:00 – 12:30 ORAL PRESENTATIONS Oral Presentation – 19 Salon 2 (Meeting Level) Person, Place, and Time: Monitoring the Geographical and Temporal Context of Public Health Policies – Michael Chaiton The Montreal Street-level Audit: From Diagnosis to Prioritization of Interventions on the Built Environment – Sophie Paquin Impact of a Population-based, Community-driven Health Promotion Intervention on Social and Health Outcomes – Kim Raine Examining the Scope, Facilitators, and Barriers to Active Transportation Patterns in Kingston, Ontario: A Seasonal Analysis – Daphne Mayer Using PBL to Develop the Knowledge and Skills of Public Health Professionals in Healthy Urban Development – Lisa Mu Oral Presentation – 20 Salon 3 (Meeting Level) Canadian School Travel Planning: Well-being and the School Journey – Subha Ramanathan Canadian School Travel Planning Intervention: An Overview of Baseline Results – Michelle Stone Barriers and Facilitators to Children’s Active Transportation to and From School From the Perspectives of Practitioners – Christina Loitz Examining How Perceptions of Neighbourhood Environments Influence Children’s Mode of Travel to and From School – Emily Hill Are We Building Neighbourhoods With Children in Mind? Results From the Smart Cities, Healthy Kids Study – Nazeem Muhajarine Oral Presentation – 21 Salon 6 (Meeting Level) Trends, Geographic Variations and Health Disparities in Rates of Potentially Avoidable Mortality and Morbidity From Preventable Causes in Canada – Zeerak Chaudhary Socio-economic Status and Cancer Survival in British Columbia – Carolyn Gotay Thiazolidinediones and Cancer Incidence in Individuals With Type 2 Diabetes: A Systematic Review and Meta-analysis – Isabelle Colmers Complexities in Diabetes Care: Understanding Socio-economic Factors Associated With Patients’ Outcomes – Patricia Sullivan-Taylor Primary Health Care Needs of Transport Truck Drivers: Development of a Health Survey Through Qualitative Interviews – John Riva Oral Presentation – 22 Salon 7 (Meeting Level) Microbial Pathogens and Faecal Indicators in Recreational Water From Beaches in Southern Quebec – Marie-Josée Champagne Impact of the Agroenvironment on the Recreational Freshwaters in Quebec – Patricia Turgeon Getting Our Hands Wet and Dirty: Engaging With Watersheds as Settings for Intersectoral Health Actions in Northern BC – Margot Parkes How Do We Know This Water Is Safe to Drink? A Discussion on Water Quality Monitoring in an Alberta First Nation Community – Stephanie Amoah Oral Presentation – 23 Salon 11 (Meeting Level) Evidence to Action: A Framework for the Understanding Communities Unit Capital Health (Halifax) – Nicole Druhan McGinn Ensuring Citizen Voice in Decision-making Related to Pre- and Post-natal Programs – Sarah Melanson Building Capacity for Evidence-informed Public Health: Creating E-learning Opportunities for Public Health Decisionmakers – Jennifer Yost Effective Strategies for Incorporating Evidence Into Practice and Decision-making: A Concept Mapping Exercise – Marjorie MacDonald 24 CPHA 2012 ANNUAL CONFERENCE FINAL PROGRAM
11:00 – 12:30 ORAL PRESENTATIONS Oral Presentation – 24 Salon 13/14 (Meeting Level) Tiger Teams in Policy-making Environments – Deepika Grover Learning Reflexively: Evaluation of an Innovative Public Health Professional Development Program – Marie-Claude Tremblay Environmental Health and Public Health Workforce Capacity: A Learning Management System Model – Ilya Plotkin Core Competencies for Public Health in Canada: A Tool for Advancing Health Equity – Claire Betker Implementing the Core Competencies for Public Health in Canada: What You Should Know! – Nicole Druhan McGinn Oral Presentation – 25 Salon 15/16 (Meeting Level) Music-based HIV Education With Aboriginal Youth – Rachel Landy Preparing Public Health for New HIV Prevention Technologies: A Road Map for Comprehensive Action in Canada – Marnie Davidson Canadian HIV Vaccine Initiative Research and Development Alliance – Kelsey Klaver Does Criminalizing HIV Nondisclosure Affect Population Health Goals? Examining HIV Testing / Diagnosis Rates and the Attitudes/Behaviours of Men Who Have Sex With Men in the Context of Media Coverage About HIV Nondisclosure Criminal Charges – Vera Etches Wednesday Oral Presentation – 26 Salon 17/18 (Meeting Level) Nutrition Programs in the School Environment: Understanding Key Stakeholder Perspectives of Factors Affecting Sustainability in Low Socio-economic Neighbourhoods – Michelle Vine Healthy After School Initiative: Increasing Physical Activity and Healthy Eating Using a Whole Setting Approach – Barbara Dobson Measuring Health Promotion in Schools: Insights from the 2011 Children’s Lifestyle and School-performance Study – Jessie-Lee Langille From “Best Practice” to “Next Practice”: The Effectiveness of School-based Health Promotion in Improving Healthy Eating and Physical Activity and Preventing Childhood Obesity – Paul Veugelers The Importance of Parents’ Beliefs and Support for Children’s Physical Activity on School Days and Weekend Days – Kerry Vander Ploeg Oral Presentation – 27 Salon 19/20 (Meeting Level) Improving Childhood Growth Measurement Practices in Alberta Health Services – Terri Miller Students’ Journeys to the Food Bank: Food Insecurity in the Postsecondary Education Environment – Mary Nugent Reaping the Food Security Dividend for Nunavummiut – Krista Rondeau Sacred Circle Aboriginal Diabetes Initiative: Culturally Appropriate Holistic Health Resources and Curriculum – Emilea Saadeh Prescription Drug Abuse Among First Nations, Métis, Inuit and Non-Aboriginal Youth in Canada: Does School Environment Play a Role? – Cheryl Currie 12:30 – 14:00 Lobby (Assembly Level) NETWORKING LUNCH WITH EXHIBITORS AND POSTER PRESENTERS We’ve heard you loud and clear! You want more time to network with colleagues from across the country. Every day of our conference, CPHA has set aside specific time over the lunch period for you to network with colleagues, visit the trade show and tour the poster presentations. To give you sustenance, CPHA is pleased to announce that it has negotiated with the Shaw Conference Centre special prices for your lunch. Grab a salad, sandwich and a cookie for only $5! Special kiosks will be set up outside the Exhibit Hall and café-style tables and chairs will be available. No need to search for somewhere to eat... just pull up a chair and enjoy an affordable, nutritious lunch! $5 Lunch! FINAL PROGRAM CPHA 2012 ANNUAL CONFERENCE 25
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