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✯ Detailed Schedule ✯ Partnership for Success: Food Bank and Community Coalition Team Up to Provide Healthy Snacks for Low-Income Kids Presenters: Sarah Morales, MS, RD, Wellness Dietitian, Poudre Valley Health System. Nutrition Security: Approaching Food-related Health Issues Differently Using an Ecological Analysis with Political Economy and Social Cognitive Theories Presenter: Robin Haguewood, BA, MPH Candidate, Department of Health Education, San Francisco State University Georgia Stroke & Heart Attack Presenter: Marylen Rimando, MPH, CHES, PhD Candidate, University of Georgia Department of Health Promotion and Behavior d v– innovative approaches to health communication: a look at photovoice & digital storytelling Moderator: Mary Nacionales, MPH, MBA, CHES, Cancer Prevention Institute of California Room: Colorado G-H Photovoice: From Image to Community and Policy Action Presenter: J. Elaine Borton, MPH, Sage Health Consulting, LLC. Promoting and Evaluating Community Change Using Photovoice: Lessons Learned from Kaiser Permanente’s Community Health Initiative Presenter: Pamela Schwartz, MPH, Director, Program Evaluation, Kaiser Permanente Using Photovoice to Explore Health Concerns in Female Asian-indian College Students Women Presenter: Cheryl Cooper, PhD, RN, Assistant Professor, College of Health Sciences, The University of Texas at Tyler 9:45 am – 10:00 am Break Room: Colorado A-D 10:00 am – 10:45 am plenary session iii Moderator: Dan Perales, DrPH, MPH, San Jose State University Room: Colorado E-F Presentation of Elizabeth Fries Health Education Award – Presenter: Viktor Bovbjerg, PhD, Board of Directors, James F. and Sarah T. Fries Foundation Elizabeth Fries Health Education Award and Lecture Conquering Cancer in the 21st Century Presenter: John Seffrin, PhD, American Cancer Society 10:45 am – 11:30 am plenary session iv Moderator: Dan Perales, DrPH, MPH, San Jose State University Room: Colorado E-F Presentation of SOPHE 2010 Honorary Fellow Award Presenter: Diane Allensworth, PhD, 2009-2010 SOPHE President SOPHE 2010 Honorary Fellow Lecture – Implementation Disorders: Diagnosis and Treatment Presenter: David S. Sobel, MD, MPH, Kaiser Permanente Northern California 11:30 am – 11:45 am Lunch Pick-up Room: Central Registration Area 11:45 am – 12:45 pm SOPHE All Member Business Meeting & Luncheon Room: Colorado G-J 12 sophe conference ✯ november 4-6, 2010 1:00 pm – 2:00 pm plenary session v Moderator: Kathleen Roe, DrPH, MPH, San Jose State University Room: Colorado E-F Reaching the Healthy People Summit: Elevating Health Education Prominence in US Public Health Policy and Practice Presenters: Lawrence W. Green, DrPH, University of San Francisco Respondents: Collins Airhihenbuwa, PhD, MPH, Penn State University; Patricia Mullen, MPH, DrPH, The University of Texas School of Public Health, University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston 2:00 pm – 2:15 pm concluding remarks Presenter: Dan Perales, DrPH, 2010-2011, SOPHE President, San Jose State University Room: Colorado E-F 2:15 pm – 3:30 pm Posters, Resource Room Break Down 2:30 pm – 3:30 pm the national prevention & health promotion strategy: listening session Moderator: Rob Simmons, DrPH, CPH, Thomas Jefferson University Presenters: Kathleen A. Ethier, PhD and Corinne M. Graffunder, DrPH, MPH, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Room: Colorado E-F 2:30 pm – 5:00 pm SABPAC Meeting Room: Matchless 2:30 pm – 5:00 pm SOPHE Executive Board Meeting Room: Denver 2 2:30 pm – 5:00 pm SOPHE Health Equity Grant Meeting Room: Mattie Silks 5:00 pm – 6:00 pm Wiley/Jossey-Bass Reception (By Invitation) Room: Molly Brown 6:00 pm – 9:00 pm SOPHE Awards Ceremony (By Ticket) Location: Denver Art Museum 9:00 pm – 10:00 pm Awards AfterGlow (Optional) Location: Denver Art Museum sunday | nov 7 9:00 am – 10:30 am National SOPHE Past Presidents Breakfast Room: Mattie Silks 9:00 am – 11:00 am Health Promotion Practice Editorial Breakfast Room: Molly Brown 10:30 am – 12:30 pm National SOPHE Old & New Executive Boards Room: Mattie Silks 1:00 pm – 5:00 pm Minority Communities Advisory Committee Room: Silverton monday | nov 8 12:00 pm – 2:00 pm Health Education & Behavior Editorial Luncheon The Corner Office Restaurant + Martini Bar
✯ Conference Abstracts ✯ thursday | november 4 pre-conference skill-building workshop i thur / nov 4 / 1:00 pm – 5:00 pm / Room: Molly Brown Evaluation: A Key Tool to the Trade Richard Windsor, Ms, PhD, MPH, George Washington University School of Public Health The objective of almost all Health Promotion-Disease Prevention (HP- DP) Programs (and proposals) is to produce data/insight about the “effectiveness” of a new policy, intervention, and/or evidenced based practice(s) for a specific health problem, population at risk, and practice setting. This Workshop will provide a synthesis of salient conceptual, methodological, and design issues routinely faced by professionals in practice. Case material from multiple, peer reviewed/funded proposals and completed Process, Impact, and Cost-Effectiveness Evaluations will be presented. Published evaluations discussed in Professor Windsor’s textbook: “Evaluation of Health Promotion-Disease Prevention Programs; Improving Population Health Through Evidenced Based Professional Practice, 4th Edition” will be used to provide specific examples about how on-going public health programs can select and apply rigorous methods. Textbook included in workshop fee. pre-conference skill-building workshop ii thur / nov 4 / 2:00 pm – 5:00 pm / Room: Matchless The Spirit of Health Resides in the People of the Land: Healing Our Community Pamela Jumper-Thurman, MA, PhD, Senior Research Scientist/Scholar- Ethnic Studies at Colorado State University, Fort Collins, CO, Research Supervisor- Community Readiness and HIV/AIDS Capacity Building supplemented by Centers for Disease Control; Martha A. Burnside, BA, National Center for Community Readiness, Ethnic Studies Department, Colorado State University Participants will gain an understanding of Native American beliefs, values and traditions that can influence the population’s health outcomes. Discussions will focus on cultural competencies and responsibilities of health education specialists to be knowledgeable and equipped with strategies to work effectively within Native American communities. This session will introduce an effective health behavior change model used within Native communities. The Community Readiness Model (CRM) is a nine stage, multi-dimensional model to facilitate community change. The model was developed 17 years ago by the research staff at the Tri-Ethnic Center at Colorado State University. Presenting at this workshop will be two of the original developers of the CRM. The model is community-specific and issue specific and is designed to build cooperation among systems and individuals. The Community Readiness model has been used in Native communities throughout the United States and Canada. It has been used for mobilizing a community to develop intervention strategies for prevention of HIV/AIDS, drug and alcohol use, intimate partner violence, suicide, and many other topics. When applied to prevention of a social concern, community readiness determines and guides the timing for each step of efforts aimed at changing community norms, behaviors and attitudes. It utilizes key respondent interviews to determine readiness based on six dimensions: 1) local programs currently existing that address your issue; 2) community knowledge of existing efforts; 3) involvement of leadership; 4) community climate (overall “energy” of the thursday | november 4 community); 5) knowledge of the issue, and 6) resources within the community available for addressing the issue. The result of a Community Readiness assessment is a “community diagnostic” for intervention. pre-conference skill-building workshop iii thur / nov 4 / 6:00 pm – 9:00 pm / Room: Molly Brown Is Your Health Web Site Easy to Use? Strategies for Improving Health Literacy and the Web Xanthi Scrimgeour, MHEd, CHES, CommunicateHealth, Inc., Stacy Robinson, MPH, CHES, CommunicateHealth, Inc. Today, more Americans are turning to the Internet for health information than ever before. In response, there is growing demand for accurate, understandable, and appropriate health content to meet consumers’ evolving information needs. However, many Americans do not have the skills they need to obtain, interpret, and use health information effectively. During this interactive workshop, participants will discuss the practical implications and challenges of creating online health content for the roughly 93 million adults in the United States with limited health literacy skills. We will review best practices from the fields of usability, health literacy, and user-centered design and discuss their significance for health promotion. We will explore the ways in which our communication skills as health educators can improve the health literacy of our priority populations. The workshop will focus on specific techniques for improving health literacy through Web site design, navigation, and content. pre-conference skill-building workshop iv thur / nov 4 / 6:00 pm – 9:00 pm / Room: Denver 3 The Future is in Your Hands: Key Components of Professional Preparation and Success Melinda Ickes, MEd, PhD University of Kentucky & SOPHE Student Trustee; Kelli McCormack Brown, PhD, Associate Dean & Professor, University of Florida; and Robert McDermott, PhD, Professor, University of South Florida Whether you are a student considering where you are headed in the future, a new professional wondering how to be a successful health educator, or a veteran in the field looking to expand your horizons, this workshop is for you. Many individuals enter the field of public health education and health promotion with great dreams and aspirations. However, taking the next step – be it graduate level study, gaining work-related experience, or finding that dream job – can be quite overwhelming. The purpose of this workshop is to give participants the opportunity to learn more about the key components of professional preparation and success. Questions related to discovering the right career path, understanding potential settings for employment, and determining the next steps will be discussed. Current health professionals representing a variety of fields will be on hand to share their perspectives related to the job search process, roles and responsibilities within their particular career, deciding if a graduate program is the right choice, and the importance of networking. Participants will be given the opportunity to engage in self-reflective and hands-on activities including: resume building, interviewing with confidence, and fostering a successful career. pre-conference skill-building workshop v thur / nov 4 / 6:00 pm – 8:00 pm / Room: Gold Coin SABPAC 101: For Faculty and Practitioners Ellen M. Capwell, PhD, CHES, Co-chair, SABPAC and Professor, Department of Health and Sport Science, Otterbein College sophe conference ✯ november 4-6, 2010 13
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