Public Health Education and Health Promotion

NOTE: Sessions in italic have been organized by another Section, SPIG, Caucus or Forum but endorsed by Public Health Education and Health Promotion.

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Sunday, November 4, 2007

10:00 AM-11:30 AM

7:00 PM-9:00 PM

Monday, November 5, 2007

6:30 AM-8:00 AM

8:30 AM-10:00 AM

3015.0

Beyond the Ivory Tower: Designing Effective Interventions for Immigrants and Refugees

3038.0

Emerging Issues and Lessons Learned Regarding HIV Screening

3039.0

Innovative HIV Interventions among Vulnerable Populations

3058.0

Communication and Disasters: Challenges and Needs Associated with Three Types of Disasters

3059.0

Childhood Obesity Prevention

3060.0

Improving Health through Engagement in Politics and Policy Change

3061.0

Bridging the Gaps in Health Disparities

3062.0

Issues in Sexual and Reproductive Health

3072.0

Maternal and Child Health Issues

10:30 AM-12:00 PM

3130.0

Partnering with CBOs: Program Evaluation and Lessons Learned

3150.0

A Strategic Framework for Improving Racial and Ethnic Minority Health and Eliminating Racial and Ethnic Health Disparities

3152.0

Health Communication and Cancer

3153.0

Health Behavior Change Through the Use of Innovations in Technology

3155.0

Physical Activity in Urban Environments

3160.0

WE-ACTx in Rwanda: Lessons on HIV and Women's Empowerment

3163.0

Social, Cultural, Environmental and Political Contexts of Women's Health

12:30 PM-2:00 PM

3204.0

Health Disparities among Immigrants and Ethnic Minorities in the US

3223.0

Current HIV Risk Behaviors and Issues among College Students

3224.0

Injection Drug Use: Issues Surrounding Needle and Syringe Distribution

3246.0

Working Together to Improve Health

3247.0

Tackling Global Warming: Health Education Steps Up to the Plate

3248.0

Television and its Messages

3249.0

Nutrition and Health Education: Approaches to Promoting a Healthy Diet

3257.0

Pandemic Flu and Katrina's Lessons Lost: A Technical, Political, and Historical Critique of the CDC Preparedness Plans

3260.0

Breast Cancer: From Awareness to Early Detection to Survivorship

2:30 PM-4:00 PM

3328.0

Health Behaviors, Protective Factors, and HIV Intervention Programs

3329.0

HIV Research and Practice: A Focus on the Prison/Corrections Context

3354.0

Health Issues in Vulnerable Populations

3355.0

Expanding the Public Health Toolkit with Health Marketing

3356.0

Lessons Learned: Health Education and Health Promotion in the School-Aged Population

3357.0

Working to Achieve Health Literacy

3362.0

Beyond Disparities

4:30 PM-6:00 PM

3416.0

HIV Medical Care and Outreach: Context and Culture

3427.0

Health and Risk Communication

3428.0

Health Promotion in Populations Outside the United States

3429.0

The Role of Parents in Raising Healthy Children

6:30 PM-8:00 PM

8:30 PM-10:00 PM

3442.0

Prevention for Persons Living with HIV/AIDS

3448.0

Mobilizing the Community for Health Improvement

Tuesday, November 6, 2007

7:00 AM-8:00 AM

8:30 AM-10:00 AM

4013.0

Unveiling the Hidden Truth: Barriers to Health Care among Immigrants and Refugees

4036.0

Politics and Policy of Implementing HIV Testing

4037.0

Prevention Strategies and HIV Risk Sexual Behaviors in Africa

4059.0

Communication Strategies to Influence Policy Makers: The Role of Media Advocacy in Policy and Social Change

4060.0

Successful Strategies in Worksite Health Promotion

4061.0

Health Promotion in Minority Populations

4062.0

Discussion: Physical Inactivity and Other Causes of Obesity

4063.0

Health Promotion and Young Adults

4069.0

Politics, Policy and Public Health: Student Perspectives

12:30 PM-2:00 PM

4142.0

Methodological Considerations for Recruitment, Data Collection, and Assessment in HIV Research

4166.0

National Health Care: Heating Up in an Election Cycle

2:30 PM-4:00 PM

4201.0

Public Health and Aging: Promoting Healthy Communities for Healthy Aging

4230.0

HIV Issues Facing African American Men

4252.0

Research Methods in Health Communication

4253.0

Innovations in Health Promotion

4254.0

Science as the Foundation for Health Education/Health Promotion

4259.0

Science, Politics and People's Health

4:30 PM-6:00 PM

4312.0

Care and Treatment Issues among Women

4313.0

Understanding HIV/AIDS Medication Adherence and Related Issues

4327.0

Communication in Health Behavior Change

4328.0

Teaching Innovations in the Health Classroom

4329.0

Advocacy for the Public's Health

4330.0

Role of Non-Professionals in Promoting Health

4331.0

Issues in Maternal and Child Health

4333.0

Milton Terris Global Health Award

8:30 PM-10:00 PM

4344.0

Improving Community Health through Obesity Prevention Programs

Wednesday, November 7, 2007

6:30 AM-8:00 AM

7:00 AM-8:00 AM

8:30 AM-10:00 AM

5074.0

The Environment and the Public's Health

5075.0

Health Communication and Special Populations

5076.0

Health Promotion and Injury Control

5077.0

Tech-Based Approaches in Health Promotion

5078.0

Politics and Health Promotion are Local

5086.0

Compositional or Contextual Factors and Women's Health Disparities

12:30 PM-2:00 PM

5118.0

Mental Health and HIV/AIDS

5119.0

STI/HIV Knowledge, Risk Behaviors, and Prevention Issues among African American Adolescent Females

5138.0

Reaching the Public Through Different Avenues of Communication

5139.0

Special Populations and Obesity Prevention

5140.0

Public Health, Human Rights, Ethics, and Politics

5141.0

Health and Sexuality

2:30 PM-4:00 PM

5173.0

Drug Use Behaviors and HIV Risk Behaviors among Underserved Populations

5174.0

Drug Use and HIV Risk Behaviors among Men: Sexuality and Cultural Considerations

5175.0

Risk Behaviors and Prevention Strategies Targeting Commercial Sex Workers and Their Clients

5193.0

Eat Your Veggies: Health Education Programs Addressing Fruit and Vegetable Consumption

5194.0

Health Promotion and Health Education for Diseases and Conditions

5195.0

Protecting the Health of Our Youth

5196.0

Mobilizing for Change and Improved Health

5203.0

Critical Issues in Access to Women's Health Care