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SESSION 8: ENGAGING
THE PUBLIC
Dr Frida Dangardt
Clinical Research Fellow, National
Centre for Cardiovascular
Prevention and Outcomes,
University College London, UK
3.45 pm Keynote: Development of an
exercise treatment paradigm
Professor Mats Borjesson,
European Society of Cardiology
and Scientific secretary of the
Swedish Society of Sports
Medicine and Vice-chairman of the
Medical Committee of the
Swedish Football Association (FA),
Stockhlom
4.45 pm Move, eat, treat
Dr Edward Maile
Move, Eat, Treat, Manchester, UK
5.00 pm Activating GPs about activity
Dr William Bird (MBE)
Director, Intelligent Health Ltd, UK
5.15 pm Helal and Harries prize winner
announcement
Dr Mike Loosemore
President, Sports & Exercise
Medicine Section, Royal Society
of Medicine
5.25 pm Completion of evaluation forms
5.30 pm Close of the conference
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Exercise medicine
Friday 21 - Saturday 22 June 2013 • CPD: 4 credits each day
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Exercise medicine
Friday 21 - Saturday 22 June 2013
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Physical inactivity causes more premature deaths than smoking.
There is overwhelming evidence that low physical activity is the major contributor to noncommunicable
diseases, and increasing evidence that sedentary behaviour is a separate but
equally important risk factor that needs to be addressed.
This two day international conference will bring together experts, leaders and innovators working
in exercise medicine to discuss their latest research. Delegates will leave the conference with an
increased understanding of how to encourage physical activity within their communities, and help
beat the biggest public health issue of our time.
This meeting is generously sponsored by Technogym UK
FRIDAY 21 JUNE 2013
9.30 am Registration, tea and coffee
Chair:
SESSION 1: EXERCISE
IS MEDICINE
Dr Mike Loosemore
President, Sports & Exercise
Medicine Section, Royal Society
of Medicine
10.00 am Welcome and introduction
Dr Mike Loosemore
President, Sports & Exercise
Medicine Section, Royal Society
of Medicine
10.10 am Keynote: Development of EIM
in the USA
Dr Bob Sallis
Exercise is Medicine Advisory
Board Chairman, USA
11.10 am Tea and coffee break
Chair:
SESSION 2: EXERCISE
AND HEALTH
Professor Hugh Montgomery
Director Institute for Human
Health and Performance,
University College London, UK
11.30 am Exercise in the management
of chronic kidney disease:
A neglected population
Dr Alice Smith
Hon Senior Lecturer, Leicester
Kidney Exercise Team,
University of Leicester, UK
11.45 am Move more (supporting cancer
patients to become more active)
Ms Elaine McNish
Physical Activity Manager,
Macmillan Cancer, UK
12.00 pm Lifetime management of
cardiovascular disease:
Importance of lifestyle and
exercise
Professor John Deanfield
Institute of Cardiovascular
Science, University College
London, UK
12.15 pm Anti-inflammatory effects
of exercise and implications
for chronic disease
Professor Myra Nimmo
Professor of Exercise Physiology,
Loughborough University, UK
12.30 pm Physical activity and type II
diabetes: A review of the
evidence
Mr Silvano Zanuso
Technogym UK
12.45 pm Discussion
1.00 pm Lunch
Chair:
SESSION 3: SUSTAINABILITY
Dr David Pencheon (OBE)
Director, NHS Sustainability
Development Unit, UK
2.00 pm Sustainability
Dr David Pencheon (OBE)
Director, NHS Sustainability
Development Unit, UK
2.20 pm The potential economic benefits
of sports and physical exercise
to the NHS
Professor Malcolm Whitfield
Professor of Health Economics
and Management and Director
of the Centre for Health and Social
Care Research, Sheffield
Hallam University, UK
2.40 pm Reducing greenhouse gas
emissions and improving health
through increased physical
exercise
Professor Andy Haines
Professor of Public Health and
Primary Care, LSHTM, UK
3.00 pm Discussion
3.15 pm Tea and coffee break
Chair:
SESSION 4: FUTURE OF
EXERCISE MEDICINE IN THE UK
Dr Mike Loosemore
President, Sports & Exercise
Medicine Section, Royal Society
of Medicine
3.45 pm Development of sports and
exercise medicine: A London
2012 legacy
Mr Richard Caborn
Ex-Sports Minister, UK
4.05 pm How can we make sure that
exercise medicine flourishes in
the new landscape of the NHS
Mr Mike Farrar (CBE)
Chief Executive, NHS
Confederation, National Tsar for
Sport and Health, UK
4.25 pm We should medicalise exercise!
Dr Rod Jaques
President of the Faculty of Sport
and Exercise Medicine, UK
4.45 pm The National Centre for Sport
and Exercise Medicine:
An update
Professor Fares Haddad
Director of the Institute of Sport,
Exercise and Health, University
College London, UK
5.20 pm Completion of evaluation forms
5.25 pm Close of meeting followed by
drinks reception in the Atrium
7.00 pm Dinner for those who have
pre-registered only
SATURDAY 22 JUNE 2013
9.30 am Registration, tea and coffee
9.45 am Welcome and introduction
Dr Mike Loosemore
President, Sports & Exercise
Medicine Section, Royal Society
of Medicine
Chair:
SESSION 5: EPIDEMIOLOGY
OF EXERCISE
Dr Bob Sallis
Exercise is Medicine Advisory
Board Chairman, USA
10.00 am Keynote: Fat or fit
Professor Steven Blair
Exercise is Medicine, USA
11.00 am Tea and coffee break
Chair:
SESSION 6: HELAL AND
HARRIES PRIZE
Professor Adrian Bauman,
Sesquicentenary Professor of Public
Health, School of Public Health,
University of Sydney, Australia
11.30 am 5 Short-paper presentations
12.45 pm Lunch
Chair:
SESSION 7: PHYSICAL
ACTIVITY AND SEDENTARY
BEHAVIOUR IN AN AGEING
POPULATION
Dr Barbara Jefferis
University College London, UK
1.45 pm Keynote: Physical activity and
sedentary behaviour levels
around the world. Who does
better and why
Professor Adrian Bauman
Sesquicentenary Professor
of Public Health, School of Public
Health, University of Sydney,
Australia
2.20 pm Is it all about sitting A critical
re-evaluation of sedentary
behaviour research
Dr Emmanuel Stamatakis
UCL Physical Activity Research
Group, UK / School of Public
Health, University of Sydney,
Australia
2.40 pm The role of physical activity and
sedentary behaviour in healthy
ageing
Dr Mark Hamer
Physical Activity Research Group,
University College London, UK
3.00 pm Discussion
3.15 pm Tea and coffee break
Exercise medicine
Friday 21 - Saturday 22 June 2013
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