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2010 SOPHE-PRC Joint Conference Sessions

Select presentations and audio recordings are now available from the 2010 SOPHE-PRC Joint Conference! With over 35 sessions and workshops, it’s impossible to attend them all. Now you can access the presentation slides that you missed or review those that made an impact. Not all presentations are available as some speakers were unable to provide their slides and no files exist for poster sessions or committee meetings. To view the available presentations, please click on the linked session titles below.

To view the Final Conference Program: CLICK HERE.

Pre-Conference Workshop II

Putting Evidence into Practice: Tools for Communities to Implement and Adapt Evidence-Based Programs

Pre-Conference Workshop III

Making Data Talk

Pre-Conference Workshop IV

Community-Based Participatory Research (CBPR): A Grounding for Action and Social Change

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PLENARY SESSION I

Successes to Modifying Social and Physical Environments: Lessons and Keys for Transforming Policy, Research, and Practice

CONCURRENT SESSION - A

A1 – Policy is Local: Impacting Children’s Health through Policy Advocacy

A2 – Innovative Approaches to Promoting Healthy Aging

A3 - Evidence-Based Prevention Programs

A4 - Cultural Diversity and Healthcare…Bridging the Gap

A5 - Environmental and Policy Approaches to Building Healthier Communities

A6 - Building Community-Researcher Partnerships: Achieving Scope and Scale with Community-Based Participatory Research to Address Underage Drinking and Impaired Driving

CONCURRENT SESSION - B

B1 – Policy Advocacy & Health Communication:Maximizing Impact

B2 – Influencing Practice and Policy through a Collaborative Research Network:Focus on Healthy Aging

B3 - Empowerment for Today’s Youth Using CBPR

B4 - Community Health Worker and Lay Health Workers: Partnering for Success

B5 - How Do Socio-Economic Factors Play a Big Part in the Way Americans Make their Food Choices?

B6 - Better Doctor Visits for All: Increasing Cultural and Linguistic Competency

KEYNOTE ADDRESS
Healthy People 2020 – A Framework for Action

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PLENARY SESSION II

Community-Based Participatory Research in the Latino Community: New Insights and Opportunities

CONCURRENT SESSION - C

C1 – Women’s Health: A Focus on Priority Populations

C2 – Adolescents and Mental Health

C3 - Jazzing Up Geriatric Health

C4 - Community Engagement in Promoting Physical Activity

C5 - New Media Strategies to Address Chronic Disease

Supplemental Material: Using Social Media to Reach Women with The Heart Truth - 2009 Update and SMQ_SocialMedia

C6 - Challenges and Successes in Smoking Cessation Programs

CONCURRENT SESSION - D

D1 – Getting Connected: The New Frontier of Web-based Interventions

D2 – Politics and Policy: Reform at the State and Local Levels

Supplemental Materials: State Legislative Search Guide (Condensed) and State Legislative Search Guide (Full Text)

D3 - Changing the School Environment:Increasing Youth Physical Activity

D4 - The Next Generation of Community-Based Researchers: CDC-ASPH Minority Fellowship Program at The Prevention Research Centers

D5 - Reaching Low-Wage Workers via the Workplace

D6 - State of the State: Federal Tobacco Control Initiatives

CONCURRENT SESSION - E

E1 – Engaging Communities in Cancer Prevention

E2 – Addressing Diabetes through Community-Based Participatory Research

E3 - School Health: Reaching Beyond the A, B, C’s

E4 - Advancing the Science of Community Intervention, Chicago 2009: Report and Discussion

E5 - Evidence-Based Obesity Prevention: A Model for Reviewing, Packaging, and Disseminating Evidence

E6 - Health Education Training and Standards: Meeting the Challenges of 2010 and Beyond

PLENARY SESSION III

ACTing (Advocating, Communicating and Translating) to Achieve Health Equity: Getting Beyond the Rhetoric

CLOSING REMARKS

Closing and Conference Wrap-Up