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National Center for Chronic Disease Prevention and Health Promotion (NCCDPHP)
4770 Buford Hwy, NE
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Atlanta, GA 30341-3717
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Concurrent Sessions

Monday, February 23, 2009

10:30 a.m. – 11:30 a.m.

  • A01 Monitoring and Mapping Community Health

  • A02 Weight in the Heart of Jordan

  • A03 Smoking Out Disparities in Diabetes

  • A04 Eying Diabetes Disparities and Risk Factors

  • A05 Physical Activity, Parks, and Promotoras

  • A06 Healthier Communities East and West

  • A07 Evidence in Practice of Chronic Disease Control

  • A08 Models of Health in the Worksite, Clinic, and Community

  • A09 Bringing Media to Public Health and Public Health to Media

  • A10 Integrating Chronic Disease and MCH to Address Gestational Diabetes

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1:30 p.m. – 2:30 p.m.

  • B01 Healthy Eating in West Virginia Schools

  • B02 Stepping and Pedaling to a Healthier Environment

  • B03 The Southern State of Hypertension

  • B04 Community Allies in the Delta and Beyond

  • B05 Tracking Colon Cancer from the High Plains to the Cherokee Nation

  • B06 Reaching for the Root of Health Disparities

  • B07 Diabetes Prevention—Hispanic (Life) Style

  • B08 Managing Arthritis—A Matter of Self-Education

  • B09 Facing the Challenges of Aging

  • B10 (TBD)

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2:45 p.m. – 3:45 p.m.

  • C01 Hoping for Health Equity: A Community Effort

  • C02 Handling Hurricanes: Formal and Informal Responses

  • C03 Science Meets Realism: Clinical and Self-Management of Diabetes

  • C04 Quitlines as Lifelines from Tobacco Dependence

  • C05 Comprehending the Comprehensive: Cancer Control

  • C06 Measuring Up to the Obesity Problem

  • C07 Changing Partners in Chronic Disease

  • C08 Training the Next Generation: The Prevention Research Centers and
    Association of Schools of Public Health Minority Fellowship Program

  • C09 Team Up: A Partnership Model for Disseminating Evidence-Based Interventions

  • C10 ACHIEVE Initiative: Promoting Healthy Communities through Policies and
    Community Action and Innovative Partnerships

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Tuesday, February 24, 2009

10:30 a.m. – 11:30 a.m.

  • D01 More Than an Oasis: Health Needs of South LA

  • D02 Low Income, High Body Weight: A Lesson on Schools

  • D03 Health Messages for – and Health Providers from – All People

  • D04 Steps and Stories for Community Health

  • D05 Cancer Prevention and Care: the Statewide Approach

  • D06 People and Policy: Interventions for Tobacco and Diabetes Control

  • D07 Sunscreens and Smokescreens in Preschools and Schools

  • D08 TBD

  • D09 Cultivating Upstream Community Approaches to Chronic Disease Prevention and Health
    Promotion: Examples from the Steps Program

  • D10 Focus on People: Emerging Trends and Opportunities Using Personal Health Records for Chronic Disease Management, Health Promotion, and Data Collection

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1:00 p.m. – 2:00 p.m.

  • E01 Obesity Prevention: A Matter of Policy

  • E02 Health Disparities: The Canadian and Connecticut Model

  • E03 Never Too Late: Smoking Cessation for Chronic Disease Patients

  • E04 State and National Partners in Cancer Control

  • E05 The Twain Meet: Preventing Disease in Hong Kong and the U.S.

  • E06 From State to Nation, Now to Then: Health Partnerships

  • E07 TBD

  • E08 Enhancing Dissemination of an Effective Intervention through a Web-based Tool

  • E09 Lifelong Communities: A Regional Strategy from the Ground Up

  • E10 10 Years Eliminating Health Disparities: The REACH Experience

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2:15 p.m. – 3:15 p.m.

  • F01 Brain Food and Tennis Shoes: School Wellness Policies

  • F02 Working at Quitting, Quitting at Work: Smoking Cessation

  • F03 Do It For Others, Do It For Yourself: Motivating Minority Populations

  • F04 Going Local: Preventing Diabetes through Health Departments and Communities

  • F05 From Desert to Garden: Promoting Healthy Foods in the Inner City

  • F06 Predictors and Programs: Gauging the Obesity Problem Among Children and Minorities

  • F07 Healthy Partnerships, Healthier Communities

  • F08 Integrating Prevention and Wellness in State Health Reform Initiatives

  • F09 The Healthy Communities Movement – Two Decades Strong, Lessons from the Field

  • F10 Chronic Disease Prevention Policies and Practices in Schools—United States, 2006

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Wednesday, February 25, 2009

9:00 a.m. – 10:00 a.m.

  • G01 Go Outside and Play—Safely
  • G02 Mammography Disparities in Use, Trends in Diagnosis
  • G03 No More Excuses Colon Cancer Screening
  • G04 What Works? Preventing Childhood Obesity
  • G05 Pearls and Ambassadors: Bring Health to the Aging
  • G06 Global Approaches to Evidence-Based Chronic Disease Control
  • G07 Vision and Eye Health as a Potential Model for Advancing Integration in Chronic Disease Programs
  • G08 TBD
  • G09 TBD
  • G10 TBD

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Page last reviewed: November 18, 2008
Page last modified: November 18, 2008
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