Genomics|Training|Conference|2002 FH Workshop Agenda

FAMILY HISTORY WORKSHOP

AGENDA

	Backgound
	Agenda
	Particpants
	Slide Sets Background and Evaluation Process (ACCE)(requires Winzip and Powerpoint) Documenting Family History: and Overview of Available tools (requires Winzip and Powerpoint)
	Abstracts

Wednesday, May 1, 2002

MORNING SESSION Moderator: Maren Scheuner, Cedars-Sinai Medical Center

8:30 a.m.

CDC Welcome.................................................................. Muin Khoury
Director, Office of Genomics and Disease Prevention, CDC

8:40 a.m.

Introduction to the Workshop and Participants................Maren Scheuner
Cedars-Sinai Medical Center

9:00 a.m.

Background and Evaluation Process (ACCE)........................ Paula Yoon
Office of Genomics and Disease Prevention, CDC

9:15 a.m.

Family-Centered Approaches to Understanding..................Sharon Kardia

and Intervening in Coronary Heart Disease

a. Presentation – 20 minutes
b. Discussion – 10 minutes

University of Michigan

9:45 a.m.	Family History of Colorectal Cancer.................................... Bob Millikan University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill
		a. Presentation – 20 minutes b. Discussion – 10 minutes

10:15 a.m.

BREAK

10:30 a.m.

Can Family History of Type-2 Diabetes to be used.............Karen Edwards

as a Tool for Public Health?

a. Presentation – 20 minutes
b. Discussion – 10 minutes

University of Washington

11:00 a.m	Family History as a Potential Tool in Asthma Prevention.....Wylie Burke University of Washington
		a. Presentation – 20 minutes b. Discussion – 10 minutes

11:30 a.m

LUNCH

SESSION I.	ANALYTIC VALIDITY Moderator: Robin Bennett, University of Michigan
1:00 p.m.	Documenting the Family Health History: An............. Kristen Peterson Oehlke
	Overview of Available Tools	Office of Genomics and Disease Prevention,CDC

1:15 p.m.	Family History as a Tool for Risk Assessment in.............. Hoda Anton-Culver
	Public Health Research and Practice and In Preventive Medicine	University of California, Irvine
1:35 p.m.	Group Discussion – IdentifyKnowledge Gaps and Describe Studies Needed to Assess Analytic Validity

2:15 p.m.

Family History Collection and Pedigree Analysis.................. Maren Scheuner

2:45 p.m Family History of Cancer and Cancer Screening in the.......... Ingrid Hall

General Population National Center for Chronic Disease Prevention and Health Promotion, CDC

2:35 p.m Do Americans Know Their Family History of ........... Joelyn Tonkin

Asthma and Heart Disease? Office of Genomics and Disease Prevention,CDC

3:00 p.m. BREAK
3:15 p.m Group Discussion – Identify Knowledge Gaps and Describe Studies

Needed to Assess Clinical Validity

SESSION III.A CLINICAL UTILITY

Moderator: Christopher Friedrich, University of Mississippi Medical Center

4:00 p.m. Population Versus High-Risk Prevention Strategies: ........... Steven Hunt

Do We Need to Choose? University of Utah

4:20 p.m. Association Between Family History of Colorectal Cancer........... Jill Morris

and Preventive Health Office of Genomics and Disease Prevention, CDC

Behaviors in Women – United States, 1997

            4:35 p.m.           Using Decision Analytic Method to Assess the Utilityof Family History for Public Health and    Preventive Medicine........... Anupam Tyagi



                                      National Center for Chronic Disease and Prevention and Health Promotion, CDC

           4:50 p.m.             Discussion

           5:15 p.m.             ADJOURN

Thursday, May 2, 2002

8:30 a.m............ Overview of the First Day........... Maren Scheuner

SESSION III.B ............CLINICAL UTILITY

........... Moderator: Christopher Friedrich, University of Mississippi Medical Center

8:45 p.m............ Can Knowledge of Family History Affect Behavior Change:........... Janet Audrain

Using Family History of Breast Cancer as an Example? Univ. of Pennsylvania

9:15 a.m............ Group Discussion – Identify Knowledge Gaps and Describe Studies Needed to Assess Clinical Utility

10:00 a.m............ BREAK

SESSION IV. ........... ETHICAL, LEGAL, AND SOCIAL ISSUES (ELSI)

...........Moderator: Wylie Burke, University of Washington

10:15 ........... Using Family History to Achieve Public Health Goals:........... Wylie Burke

Ethical, Legal, and Social Issues University of Washington

10:45 ........... Group Discussion –Identify Knowledge Gaps and Describe Studies Needed to Assess ELSI

11:15 ........... What We Have Learned: A Research Agenda........... Muin Khoury

11:45........... Closing........... Maren Scheuner

ADJOURN