Genomics|Training|Conference|2006 CoCHP National Health Promotion Conference

CoCHP Natl. Health Promotion Conference

Conference Date and Location
Tuesday, September 12 - Thursday, September 14, 2006
Hilton Atlanta
Atlanta, Georgia

The following presentations given at this conference were genomics-related:

TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 2006	PRESENTER
The Role of Fam HX in Chronic Disease	Robin Bennett, MS, CGC robinb@u.washington.edu
The Role of Fam HX in Chronic Disease	Steven Hunt, PhD steve@ucvg.med.utah.edu View presentation
Applying and Integrating Public Health Genomics Into PH Practice - Translating Science and Evaluating Results – Role of University-based Centers in Genomics and Health Promotion	Karen Edwards, PhD keddy@u.washington.edu View presentation
Applying and Integrating Public Health Genomics Into PH Practice - Innovative Approaches to Public Health Practice-States Activities	Debra Duquette, MS duquetted@michigan.gov View presentation
The Role of Fam HX in Chronic Disease Prevention	Paula Yoon, ScD, MPH (Mod.) pyoon@cdc.gov View presentation
Applying and Integrating Public Health Genomics Into PH Practice - CDC Cooperative Agreements for States and Centers	Scott Bowen, MPH Sbowen1@cdc.gov

WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 2006	PRESENTER
Integrating Family HX and Genomics into Curricula and Improving Public Awareness – U.S. Surgeon General Family History Initiative: Modeling Collaboration, Communication, and Consumer Outreach to Improve Health	Jean Jenkins, PhD, RN jean.jenkins@nih.gov View presentation
Integrating Family HX and Genomics into Curricula and Improving Public Awareness – Genetics to Genomics: Changing the Health of Today’s Youth Through Science and Behavior	Mary Teachout, BS, MAT teachoutm@michigan.gov View presentation
Keeping it in the Family: Using Family Health History in Chronic Disease Prevention – Cancer Genomics for Public Health	Mary Teachout, BS, MAT teachoutm@michigan.gov View presentation
Keeping it in the Family: Using Family Health History in Chronic Disease Prevention – Helping African-American Families Make the Kidney Connection: the NKDEP Family Reunion Initiative	Elisa Gladstone, MPH gladstonee@extra.niddk.nih.gov View presentation

THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 2006	PRESENTER
Genetic Testing, Policy and Practice Implications for Public Health	Toby Citrin, JD tcitrin@umich.edu View presentation
Genetic Testing, Policy and Practice Implications for Public Health Direct to Consumer Marketing of a Nutrigenetics Testing Product: The Minnesota Experience	Kristin Oehlke, MS, CGC Click here to send email View presentation
Welcome and Introduction to Plenary Speaker	Muin Khoury, MD, PhD MKhoury@cdc.gov View presentation

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