Programme - Making Scotland a Healthier Place

Conference ProgrammeParallel Sessions Day One Session CFRIDAY 9 NOVEMBER 2012: 11:45-12:458Title Author OrganisationC5 Public Health Screening 2Does ultrasound screening for AAAs in males aged 65 and over improve their outlook? Sasha Thrumurthy University of AberdeenImproving Breast Cancer Screening Uptake in NHS LanarkshireThe impact of screening on clinicopathologicaldeterminants of outcome in colorectal cancer in the West of ScotlandC6 Public Health at the Boundaries 3Socio-economic deprivation further increases the effect of winter on admissions to hospitalwith COPDPatterns of multiple health behaviours and associated disease outcomes amongst Scottishadults: a latent class regression approachTasmin Sommerfield& Karen McGuiganYasmin GrantDavid McAllisterDamilola OlajideNHS LanarkshireUniversity of GlasgowUniversity of Edinburgh/ NHSFifeUniversity of AberdeenDiverging trends in morbid obesity in pregnant women and children in Grampian Steve Turner University of AberdeenSpeed Inequality and equality: two sides of the same coin Pauline Craig NHS Health ScotlandC7C8Health Improvement 11 – Learning from PracticeIllustrating asset based approaches for health improvement: a multiple case studyinvestigation (Abstract 2 of a set of 2)Valerie McNeice Glasgow Centre forPopulation HealthEvaluation of the Healthier Scotland Cooking bus Claire Hislop NHS Health ScotlandImpact of fluoride varnish on dental caries among five year olds in Scotland Neil P. Anand NHS Health ScotlandHealth Improvement 12 – EngagementEngaging Communities – Changing Lives Jackie Doe Perth and Kinross CommunityHealth PartnershipEngaging for Public Health Paul Teedon Glasgow Caledonian UniversityThe barriers and facilitators in moving to an outcomes approach by community planningpartnersGarth ReidNHS Health ScotlandSpeed Talk to your baby.....and listen too Liz Scott NHS Greater Glasgow & ClydeC9 Late-Breakers 2Safety is Elementary John Sleith Falkirk CouncilLatebreakerLatebreakerLatebreakerLatebreakerPublic Health Response to an outbreak of Legionnaires’ disease (LD) in Edinburgh,Scotland,UKExploring the association between Old Firm derbies and incidents of community anddomestic violence within GlasgowParallel Sessions Day One Session DFRIDAY 9 NOVEMBER 2012: 15:00-16:00Simone ThorneDamien WilliamsNHS LothianSt Andrews UniversityTitle Author OrganisationD1 Health Protection 3Legionnaires disease associated with a Cruise Ship. Gordon McLaren Department of PublicHealth, NHS FifeDetection and management of a hepatitis A outbreak in a multinational inner-city nursery Kathy Li West of Scotland RegionalVirology CentreGeneralists and Health Protection: Staying Resilient Gordon McLaren Department of PublicHealth, NHS FifeHeads up for Public HealthInspiration, Integration & InnovationTitle Author OrganisationD2 Health Improvement 13 – Maternal & Child InequalitiesWomen and children last? Comparing early-years experiences in Scotland, England and Martin TaulbutNHS Health Scotlandthree city-regionsDeveloping an integrated approach to addressing child poverty James Egan Glasgow Centre forPopulation HealthDelivering on the child poverty agenda – the role of midwives and health visitors James Egan Glasgow Centre forPopulation HealthSpeed More questions than answers – the role of incentives around childbirth Heather Morgan University of AberdeenD3 Public Health Development through Innovation 4Public Health Intensive Care: The case of smoking in prisons Andrew Fraser NHS Health ScotlandSpeedInnovation in smoking cessation: the impact of quit4u on take up and smoking quit rates ina deprived areawww.fphscotconf.co.ukAnne LudbrookUniversity of AberdeenMandatory electronic carbon monoxide recording at antenatal booking: the impact Brenda Friel NHS Greater Glasgowand Clyde SmokefreeServicesMoving from a bureaucratic tick box exercise to a dynamic evidence informed planning Debbie Sigerson NHS Health Scotlandprocess - using evidence in impact assessmentD4 Development by Public Health Innovation 5The Scottish Health Survey – Equalities groups Julie Ramsay Scottish GovernmentSpeedBuilding Healthy Communities : Holistic Self Help Long Term Conditions Programme Thomesena Lochhead Public Health, Dumfriesand GallowayGetting Knowledge into Action to support healthcare quality improvement in NHSScotland Alison Winning Healthcare ImprovementScotlandExploring the benefits of a person-centred approach to the investigation of concerns aboutpossible environmental causes of ill-healthJenny WaresSt Andrews University &NHS FifeD5 Public Health and the Boundaries 4Language delay and social/emotional problems in infancy: results from a universal health Fiona SimUniversity of Glasgowvisitor contact at 30 monthsExposure to maternal methadone in utero: visual and developmental outcomes at 6 months. Laura McGlone Yorkhill HospitalReferral pathways from paediatric to adult services: exploring clinicians’ perspectives oftransition for people with cerebral palsyAlice WrightUniversity of St AndrewsD6 Development by Public Health Innovation 6Which questions in the 2009 National Inpatient Survey for NHS England are most predictive Jospeh Malone Imperial College Londonof overall patient satisfaction, 3 months post discharge?The KnowFife Dataset: a web-based public health intelligence tool Mike Ghattas NHS FifeSpeedScottish Health Survey results – Health Board level analysis Julie Ramsay Scottish GovernmentTo what extent is health information accessible for and inclusive of visually impairedpeople?D7 Health Protection 3To undertake a staff survey on use of and attitudes towards influenza vaccination in a ruralScottish health board using an online survey toolHealth Protection in the Workplace: A 'global-scope' of literatureThe influence of lighting and clock changes on the incidence of road traffic casualties inEdinburghMichael TornowTim PattersonVirginia Amen Paul-EbhohimhenGraham Mackenzie &Emma CarrNHS Health ScotlandNHS BordersOHSAS, NHS FifeNHS LothianD8 Development by Public Health Innovation 7UK Public Health On-line Resource for Careers, Skills & Training (PHORCaST) www. Wilma ReidNHS Health Scotlandphorcast.org.ukHMP Kilmarnock’s Health Promoting Prison Damien Shannon NHS Ayrshire and ArranA Career and development framework for Health Protection Nursing- a new approach Chris Faldon Health Protection NurseSpecialist Network9