Breakout Session XBehavior Change and Lifestyle
Improvements
Purpose: Behavior changes
are key to many of the goals that we are trying to achieve for a
healthy lifestyle. We have learned a lot during the past 30 to 50
years, yet gaps remain. Increasingly, public health efforts need
to use public/private partnerships as key vehicles for improving
behaviors for a healthier lifestyle.
Moderator: Cutberto
Garza, Cornell University
Topics:
- Linking Science to Action: What Do We
Know About Elements of Successful Behavior Change Across the Lifespan?
Janet King, Western Human Research Center,
Agricultural Research Service, U.S. Department of Agriculture
- Prototypes of Interventions, Including
Public/Private Partnerships for Behavior Change: What Are the
Implications for a Wider Audience?
James O. Hill, University of Colorado
Health Sciences Center
Susan T. Borra, International Food Information Council
Ricardo Uauy, University of Chile
- Community Level Approaches to Behavior
Change: What Have We Learned?
Margaret Bogle, Cooperative Extension
Center, Agricultural Research Service, U.S. Department of Agriculture
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