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+A 3 Tobacco National Networks and Tribal Support Centers: Sharing Strategies, Lessons Learned, and Implications for Tobacco Control Efforts Moderator: Brick Lancaster, MA, CHES, CDC Office on Smoking and Health Room: Alvarado C Tobacco National Networks and Tribal Support Centers: Promoting Policy, Systems, and Environment Change Presenters: Kevin Collins, PhD, CDC Office on Smoking and Health; Kim Alford, BS, CHES, TTS, National Native Commercial Tobacco Abuse Prevention Network +A 4 SOPHE Leadership Development Moderator: Crystal Owensby, MS,CHES, New Jersey State Health Department Room: Potters Partnering for Health: Creating and Sustaining Action-Learning Collaboratives with Key Stakeholders Presenter: Claire Sherry Immediato, MPP, MBA, President, Heaven & Earth Incorporated 10:00 am – 10:30 am BREAK 10:30 am – 12:00 pm CONCURRENT SESSION B +B1 Regional Approaches to Reducing Health Disparities: Partnering to Promote Healthy Aging Moderator: Mario C. Browne, MPH, CHES Allegheny County Health Department Room: Alvarado A Using a Regional Approach, New Mexico and Texas Work to Address Health Disparities along the Border through Evidence-Based Programs and Policy and Systems Change- As Seen From a Regional Perspective Presenter: Sue Lachenmayr, MPH, National Council on Aging - Center For Healthy Aging Using a Regional Approach, New Mexico and Texas Work to Address Health Disparities along the Border through Evidence-Based Programs and Policy Systems Change- New Mexico’s Steps to Building a Comprehensive Coordinated Approach To healthy Aging Presenter: Christopher Lucero, BCH, CHES, New Mexico Department of Health/ Public Health Using a Regional Approach, New Mexico and Texas Work to Address Health Disparities along the Border through Evidence-Based Programs and Policy Systems Change- Lessons from the Fieldthe Southern Area Heath Education Center’s Promatoras Reach Older Latinos with Chronic Conditions in Border Towns Presenter: Beatriz Favela, MSW, Southern Area Health Education Center (SoAHEC) NM State University Using a Regional Approach, New Mexico and Texas Work to Address Health Disparities along the Border through Evidence-Based Programs and Policy Systems Change- Partnering with the Ysleta Pueblo del Sur Tribe, Aging and Disability Resource Centers, and New Mexico To Improve the Health of Native Americans and Latino Seniors Along the Border Presenter: Yvette Lugo, LMSW, Area Agency on Aging (AAA) of the Rio Grande Council of Governments *B 2 Under the Diabetes Umbrella: Improving Prevention, Intervention, and Care Moderator: Joan Ware MCH/Gestational Diabetes/Women’s Health Consultant Room: Alvarado B Under the Umbrella: The North Carolina Diabetes Education Recognition Program Presenter: Joanne Rinker, MS, RD, CDE, LDN, NC Diabetes Education Recognition Program Honing Diabetes Care Skills in Rural Areas Presenter: Anna Hargreaves, MA, MPH, New Mexico Department of Health Policy Agenda and YMCA Intervention Needed to Address Pre-Diabetes in Washington State Presenter: Marcelle Thurston M.S., RD, CDE, Washington State Department of Health +B3 Addressing Tobacco Related Disparities: Strategies for Communities Moderator: Laura Boyle, MPH, CHES, MIPP, Society for Public Health Education Room: Alvarado C Tobacco-Related Disparities Datea and its Use in Program Planning Presenter: James Padilla, MS, New Mexico Department of Health, Tobacco Use Prevention & Control Partnerships for Policy: Creating a Movement for Change by Connecting Grassroots and Grasstops Presenter: Cynthia Serna, AA, Grassroots Development Director, American Cancer Society Action Network (ACS CAN), Great West Division Addressing Tobacco Use and Mobilizing Community Members through the Fierce Pride Project Presenter: Andrea Quijada, MA, Executive Director, Media Literacy Project A Common Goal for the Common Good: Creating Systems Change for Treating Nicotine Dependence in Persons with Mental Illness and/or Substance Abuse Disorders Presenter: Linda Wright Eakers, MPH, CPM, Oklahoma Department of Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services *B4 Using Health Communication Campaigns to Build Healthy Communities Moderator: Amilya “Nikkie” Ellis, BS, MPH/ MSW(s), New Mexico State University Room: Potters 12 SOPHE-NACDD 2011 Joint Academy and Midyear Scientific Meeting
Health Communication Campaigns That Include mass Media and Health Related Product Distribution: A Review of Effectiveness from the Task Force on Community Preventive Services Presenter: Maren Robinson, MPH, CNC, CHES, Centers for Disease Control The “Have a Heart” Campaign: Protecting people with Diabetes from Secondhand Smoke Presenter: David Tompkins, BS, New Mexico Department of Health Public Education Resources to Increase Hispanic Men’s Participation in Colorectal Cancer Screening as Recommended by the Guide to Community Preventive Services Presenter: Jennifer Pieters, BS, MPH, CHES, CDC/Division of Cancer Prevention & Control Communities Putting Prevention to Work: Food, Farms and Policy Presenter: Marion Kalb, Community Food Security Coalition 12:00 pm – 1:00 pm Box Lunch Pick-Up 12:00 pm – 1:00 pm Networking/RoundTable Discussions Box Lunch (SOPHE Communities of Practice – NACDD members welcome) Room: Alvarado EFGH & Garden Area 1:30 pm – 3:00 pm CONCURRENT SESSION C +C 1 Preventing Chronic Disease through Collaboration, Communication, and Contextual Change Moderator: Rob Simmons, DrPH, MPH, CHES, CPH, Thomas Jefferson University, School of Population Health Room: Alvarado A California Collaborative for Chronic Disease Prevention: Weaving Traditional and Innovative Health Communication Strategies to Reach Priority Populations Presenter: Pamela Ford-Keach, M.S., Arthritis Program and Heart Disease and Stroke Prevention Program, Jacqueline Tompkins MPH, CHES, California Arthritis Partnership Program; Roberta Campbell, BS, CA Arthritis Program and Heart Disease and Stroke Prevention Program California Collaborative for Chronic Disease Prevention: Using Policy, Environmental, and Systems Approaches to Reduce the Burden of Chronic Disease Presenter: Pamela Ford-Keach, MS, Arthritis Program and Heart Disease and Stroke Prevention Program, Jacqueline Tompkins MPH, CHES, California Arthritis Partnership Program; Roberta Campbell, BS, CA Arthritis Program and Heart Disease and Stroke Prevention Program *C2 Building Healthy Communities: Policy Systems and Environmental Approaches to Chronic Disease Prevention Moderator: Alice (Ali) A. Patty, MSH, CHES, ACHIEVE Project Consultant for National Association of Chronic Disease Directors Room: Alvarado B Can the Home Environment Be Changed to Promote Physical Activity? Results From a Home-Based Pilot Intervention Study Presenter: Iris Alcantara, MPH, Emory Prevention Research Center Working to Create Healthy Communities at the National and Local Level Through Policy, Systems and Environmental Approaches Presenters: Jennie Hefelfinger, MS, National Association of Chronic Disease Directors; Tina Amato, MS, LDN, RD, Allentown Health Bureau; Erin Engelbrecht, BA, ACHIEVE Coordinator; Kirsten Frandsen, BS, Tacoma- Pierce County Health Department *C 3 Culture matters! Addressing Cancer Risk at the community Level Moderator: Holly Mata, PhD (c), The University of Texas at El Paso Room: Alvarado C Exploring Linguistic Isolation, Poverty, and Spatial Segregation as Social Determinants of Cancer Risk in Galena Park, Texas Presenter: Demetrice Jordan, BS, Georgia State University Not Everyone is Doing it: Perceptions and Prevalence of Peer Smoking in U.S. - Mexico Border Community Presenter: Jose Guevara, B.S., University of Texas at El Paso, Hispanic Health Disparities Research Center Using Culturally Tailored Health Communications to Address Disparities in Breast Cancer Screening Presenter: Kristin Wallace, MPH, Kaiser Permanente and the University of Colorado, Denver Perspectives on Colorectal Cancer Screening: Hispanics Over Age Fifty with Health Insurance Coverage in New Mexico (18112) Presenter: Maria Otero, BA, Nuestra Salud *C4 Improving Health through Collaborative Change Moderator: Ann Ussery-Hall, MPH, CHES ACHIEVE Program Coordinator/Evaluator National Association of Chronic Disease Directors Room: Potters Changing Local Food Policy in Native American Reservations Using Community- Based Participatory Research Presenter: Valarie Jernigan, MPH DrPH, University of New Mexico Key for credits applied for: *CHES, +MCHES, #Other disciplines (CME/CNE/CEU) SOPHE-NACDD 2011 Joint Academy and Midyear Scientific Meeting 13
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Page 3 and 4: Welcome Dear Conference Attendees:
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