4196.0: Tuesday, November 06, 2007: 2:30 PM-4:00 PM |
Oral |
APHA Film Festival - US Made Film Festival: Session II |
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| Note: We may show selected portions of some of the films due to their length. |
| Learning Objectives: As a result of attending, participants will have increased knowledge of the topics raised in the films; and will understand the vital role that film and video can play in addressing public health issues. Participants will learn one or more methods to evaluate Health Communication media productions. |
| 2:30 PM | | | Welcoming Remarks
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| 2:32 PM | | | Through My Eyes. By Annie Kendall. Junior League of Charlotte, NC. 28 minutes. Description: The stigma of mental illness as seen through the eyes of Adolescents.
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| 2:48 PM | | | Money Talks: Profits Before Patient Safety. By Moria-Melin Whoolilurie. Hummingbird Pictures. 50 minutes. Description: Gives an in-depth, academic perspective on the questionable marketing tactics of the pharmaceutical industry.
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| 3:04 PM | | | ˇVida en la Comunidad para Todos! By Emily Glazer, MS, CHES. USDHHS. 60 minutes. This bilingual DVD gives service providers and educators who serve Hispanic/Lantino parents and families the information and educational tools to address the substance abuse prevention and mental health issues that affect them.
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| 3:20 PM | | | Women’s Heart Health. By Gary Black. Mecklenburg County Health Department. 9 minutes. Raises awareness of the fact that cardiovascular disesase is still the number 1 killer of women.
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| 3:36 PM | | | Screening Saves Lives: Building Awareness, Engaging Communities, Leveraging Partners. 2007. By Emily Yu. Produced for the CDC by Ogilvy Public Relations, Washington, DC. 5 minutes. Description: Colorectal Cancer Screening Series of 30 PSAs.
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| 3:52 PM | | | Discussion
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| See individual abstracts for presenting author's disclosure statement and author's information. |
| Organized by: | APHA-Film & Technology Theater |
