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31 st Annual Meeting & Scientific SessionsBehavioral Medicine: Building for the FutureScientific Sessions – Thursday April 8, 20106:00 pm – 7:00 pm Keynote AddressAdmission by Name Badge How Information Technology isGrand Ballroom ABCTransforming Health and Healthcare DeliveryWilliam Crounse, MDSenior Director, World Wide HealthMicrosoft CorporationModerator: Bradford W. Hesse, PhD, National Caner Institute- National Institutes ofHealth, Bethesda, MDIn this keynote, Microsoft’s Senior Director for Worldwide Health, William Crounse, MD, shares hisperspectives on leading health and healthcare trends and, more importantly, the impact these trendsare having on healthcare providers and patients around the world. He examines some of the globalbusiness, population, and technology changes that are profoundly impacting the delivery of healthinformation and medical services. As a result of the ubiquitous availability of health information, theincreasing use of information technology, and greater cost and quality transparency in the industry,healthcare delivery will evolve to become increasingly global, commoditized, and more retail-oriented.7:00 pm – 8:30 pm Presidential Reception and Poster Session BBe sure to join the Board of Directors and President Francis J. Keefe, PhD, for a delightful evening ofnetworking in a cutting edge poster session. Cash bar and complimentary appetizers provided.Funding for this session generously provided by the American Cancer Society.7:00 pm Dinner with an ExpertPre-registration required. Seating is limited to six participants per dinner. Sign-up sheets for all dinners will be located on the poster boardnear the Registration Desk.Dinners will take place off-site. Participants are responsible for own dinner costs and will meet at theregistration desk at 6:50pm, unless otherwise noted.Dinner 1James F. Sallis, Jr., PhDTopic: Using Research to More Effectively Change Policy and PracticeLocation: Boom NoodleDinner 2Jerry M. Suls, PhDTopic: Coronary Heart Disease, Depression, PreventionLocation: BrasaDinner 3Karen M. Mustian, PhDTopic: Cancer, Physical Activity/Exercise, Symptom Management (fatigue, sleep, QOL)Location: Serious PieDinner 4Frank Y. Wong, PhDTopic: HIV, Sexual Behavior, Global HealthLocation: TBD46
31 st Annual Meeting & Scientific SessionsBehavioral Medicine: Building for the FutureScientific Sessions – Friday, April 9, 20106:30 am – 7:30 am Exercise Session Featuring YogaDiamond AB, 1 st Floor7:00 am – 7:00 pm Registration Desk OpenGrand Ballroom Foyer, 2 nd Floor7:30 am – 8:30 am Breakfast RoundtablesEthnic Minority and Multicultural Health Breakfast Roundtable and Business MeetingCapitol Hill, 3 rd FloorModerator: Georita Marie Frierson, PhDEvidence Based Behavioral Medicine SIG Breakfast RoundtableMedina, 3 rd FloorModerators: Jennifer Carroll, PhD and Kerstin Schroder, PhDMultiple Health Behavior Change SIG Breakfast RoundtableQueen Anne, 3 rd FloorModerators: Kerry E. Evers, PhD and Claudio R. Nigg, PhDPain SIG Business BreakfastCedar, 2 nd FloorModerator: Brent Van Dorsten, PhDSpirituality and Health Breakfast RoundtableRavenna, 3 rd FloorModerator: Kevin S. Masters, PhDUndergraduate Teaching and Research in Health Psychology: Opportunities and ChallengesKirkland, 3 rd FloorModerator: Vicki DiLillo, PhD7:30 am - 8:30 am Panel DiscussionShow Me the Money: Grant Writing Strategies for Graduate StudentsBallard, 3rd FloorChair: Katarina Dedovic, BSc, McGill University, Verdun, PQ, CanadaPanelists: Christine M. Hunter, PhD, National Institutes of Health/ National Institute of Diabetes andDigestive and Kidney Diseases, Bethesda, MD; Carol E. Rogers, BSN, MSN, Arizona State University,Phoenix, AZ; Marcella H. Boynton, PhD, Duke University, Durham, NC9:00 am – 10:30 am SymposiaAdmission by Name BadgeSymposium #10: Menu Labeling Policies: Potential to Change Population HealthAspen, 2 nd FloorChair: Prabhu Ponkshe, MA, LLB, Health Matrix, Inc., McLean, VAPresenters: Myde Boles, PhD, Program Design and Evaluation Services, Multnomah County Health Departmentand Oregon Public Health Division, Portland, OR; Brian Elbel, PhD, General Internal Medicine, New YorkUniversity School of Medicine, New York, NY; Brian Saelens, PhD, Pediatrics, Seattle Children’s/University ofWashington, Seattle, WADiscussant: Mary Story, PhD, RD, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, MNSymposium #11: Longitudinal Trajectories of Chronic Illness Outcomes Across AdolescenceCedar, 2 nd FloorChair: Pamela S. King, PhD, Psychology, University of Utah, Salt Lake City, UTPresenters: Pamela S. King, PhD, Psychology, University of Utah, Salt Lake City, UT; Rachel Wasserman, BS,Loyola University Chicago, Chicago, IL; Vicki S. Helgeson, PhD, Carnegie Mellon University, Pittsburgh, PADiscussant: Ronald J. Iannotti, PhD, National Institute of Child Health, Bethesda, MD47
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