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Media Innovations Limited Calipso, a unique range of interactive mental health training and self-help software for health care trainees, professional, and patients, is developed and marketed by the University of Leeds Media Innovations Limited, in the United Kingdom. By using the Calipso training packages, which contain interactive patient case studies on video, health care trainees and professionals can strengthen their skills detecting, assessing and diagnosing common mental health disorders. In the long term this may lead to fewer patient referrals and more effective and timely patient treatment, an improvement for the health services, health care workers, and patients. The self-help products provide sufferers of illnesses such as bulimia and depression with a structured treatment program, based on Cognitive Behaviour Therapy (CBT), to help them overcome their condition, CBT is an effective treatment approach for these particular conditions, but until now patient access has been restricted due to shortage of qualified CBT professionals. For information contact: Media Innovations Limited 3 Gemini Business Park Sheepscar Way Leeds, LS7 3JB United Kingdom Stephen Taylor-Parker, Managing Director Phone: +44 (0)113 262 1600 E-mail: s.taylor-parker@media-innovations.ltd.uk Website: www.media-innovations.ltd.uk. NEW! Vision Into Action: Tools for Professional and Program Development Based on the Standards of Practice for Health Promotion in Higher Education Based on the Standards of Practice for Health Promotion in Higher Education VISION INTO ACTION: Tools for Professional and Program Development For advancing the professional development of health promotion professionals and enhancing the quality of health promotion programs Vision Into Action has two sections, one on professional development and one on program development. You can use this workbook to guide your daily efforts, assess your individual skills and capacities, evaluate your health promotion programs, and plan your department’s strategic goals. This workbook is presented in two easy-to-use formats — print and CD-ROM — all included in one low price. American College Health Association Standards of Practice for Health Promotion in Higher Education Committee Available for purchase onsite at the ACHA Store. NOTE: All ACHA Member Institutions will receive a complimentary copy this summer. American College Health Association Page 16
POSTER SESSIONS Poster sessions are visual presentations of successful programs from a variety of campuses. Location: Exhibit Hall (Atlas Ballroom) Thursday, June 2 7:00 a.m.-11:00 a.m. 12:00 p.m.-4:00 p.m. Friday, June 3 7:00 a.m.-1:00 p.m. 1. The Power of Collaboration: Leading a Healthy Lifestyle Team Karen Warren, MS (East Carolina University) 2. 100 People 100 Days: An Innovative Approach to a Smoking Policy Education Program Sally Bratton, RN, FNP, PA-C and Sang Leng Trieu, MPH, CHES (Ohlone Community College) 3. Comparative Dental Health Status of Montana State University Students: 1960 vs. 2004 Karl Woodmansey, DDS (Montana State University) 4. Multi-modal College Smoking Cessation Program at a Small Urban Liberal Arts College Ori Shinar, PsyD (Mercy College) 5. The Wellness Weigh:An Innovative Multidisciplinary Weight Loss Program at the University of Central Florida Kelly Roberts, MD, Kristina Grabnickas, MSN, Terri Langford, and Valeska Wilson, MA (University of Central Florida) 6. The Construction and Initial Validation of a Sexual Knowledge,Attitudes, and Behavior Scale for Undergraduate Students Heather Mueller (University of Missouri- Columbia) CHECK OUT OUR POSTER SESSIONS 7. A Multidisciplinary Gap Analysis of University Health Services Based on Healthy Campus 2010 Michael Wilkerson, MSEd, CHES, and Julie Eckert, MEd, CHES (Texas State University- San Marcos) 8. For Real: Moving Beyond Peer Education through Community Alcohol Prevention Jennifer Miranda and Elizabeth Ghobrial, MPH, CHES (California State University- Hayward) 9. Emergency Contraception Nancy Harris, MSN (Virginia Commonwealth University) 10. Environmental Alcohol Strategy Recommendations and the Experience of “A Matter of Degree” in College Communities Donald Zeigler, PhD (American Medical Association) 11. Expanding Beyond Alcohol by Moving Forward with Marijuana Prevention Maggie Gaddis, MPH (California State University-Hayward) 12. Utilizing Rapid HIV Testing in Post Exposure Incidents Sandi Scott-Holman, DO, and April Lawner (Nova Southeastern University) 13. How to Motivate Students Theodore Swigart, PhD (California State University) 14. Why Don’t Students Use Our Health Center – Results of a Non-User Survey Gayleen Eilers, MD (University of Wisconsin- La Crosse) 15. The Academic Impact of Health and Health Care Gayleen Eilers, MD (University of Wisconsin- La Crosse) 16. Healthy Campus 2010:A Comprehensive Campus-Wide Approach George Brown, MA, and Tim Hebson, MEd (The University of Alabama) 17. “What do Students Want in their Health Care” – The Beginning to Studentcentered Care Gayleen Eilers, MD (University of Wisconsin- La Crosse) 18. Linked for Service, 24/7; Web-based Triage in College Health Patricia Stuart,ARNP, Michael Deichen, MD, Terry Wheeler, MS, and Mary Lou Sole, PhD, RN, CCNS, FAAN (University of Central Florida) 19. Integrated Peer Education for Health, Wellness, and Counseling Services on a Commuter Campus Karla West, MA, and Rhiannon Avery, MS (Boise State University) 20. Alcohol Related Factors as Impacted by Fraternity and Sorority Membership: A Literature Review Adam Barry, MS (Texas A&M University) 21. Using Faculty/Coursework to Stretch your Health Promotion/Health Education Resources Janet Reagan, PhD (College of St. Benedict); Lori Klapperich, MS (St. John’s University) 22. Developing an Online Birth Control Education Program for Your Student Health Center Kimberly Rice, MSW, and Doris Lawyer,APN, CNP (University of Illinois at Urbana- Champaign) 23. Bringing Rape Education Into Campus Residential Settings Through Peer Education Mary Wyandt, PhD, MEd, and Dayna Mackey, MEd (University of Arkansas) 24. AOD Prevention Programming: A Comprehensive Strategy James Lange, PhD, and Susan Henry, MPH, CHES (San Diego State University) 25. The ECHO Program:A Collaborative, Non-mandatory, Disciplinary Response to Alcohol and Other Drug Violations Luis Manzo, PhD, Marie Cascarano, MA, CHES, and Byron McCrae (Montclair State University) 26. Using Electronic Media for Substance Abuse and Violence Prevention Gail Pakalns, PhD, and Margaret Clarke, MA (Seton Hall University) 27. Working Collaboratively to Eliminate Workplace Smoking in a College Community Melissa Smith, MS, and Jannette Berkley- Patton, MA, PhD (University of Kansas) Page 17
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