9-10 October 2008 Liverpool Marriott City Centre Hotel
| 9TH INTERNATIONAL HIA CONFERENCE | ||
9-10 October 2008 Liverpool Marriott City Centre Hotel
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| The pre-conference training workshops will be held on 8 October at Blackburne House Conference Centre in Liverpool. | |||||||||||||||||||||||
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| Thursday 9 October | ||||
| 08.30 | Registration and refreshments | |||
| PLENARY SESSION 1 Chair: Alex Scott-Samuel, Director, IMPACT, University of Liverpool, UK |
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| 09.30 | Introduction Alex Scott-Samuel Director, IMPACT, University of Liverpool, UK |
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| 09.40 | Keynote presentation Margaret Whitehead W H Duncan Chair of Public Health, University of Liverpool, UK |
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| 10.30 | Refreshments | |||
| PLENARY SESSION 2 Chair: Alex Scott-Samuel, Director, IMPACT, University of Liverpool, UK |
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| 11.10 | The implications of the Commission on Social Determinants of Health report for HIA |
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| 11.50 | PARALLEL SESSION 1 | |||
| 1A | Sustainable well-being Chair: Lea den Broeder, Advisor, National Institute for Public Health and the Environment, The Netherlands |
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| A report on an HIA of the Alcohol Harm Reduction Strategy for England Ben Cave Director, Ben Cave Associates, UK |
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| Excellence for the masses: Can the Royal Commonwealth Pool, Edinburgh deliver health improvement? Martin Higgins Scottish HIA Network Co-ordinator, NHS Lothian, UK |
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| HIA: Is sustainable well-being possible without health equity? Jordan Panayotov Director, Independent Centre for Analysis and Research of Economies, Australia |
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| Burden of disease due to environmental tobacco smoke in North Rhine-Westphalia: Situation before implementation of the non-smoker-protection legislation Thomas Classen Scientific Assistant, Bielefeld University, Germany |
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| 1B | Healthy urban planning Chair: Erica Ison, Specialist Practitioner in HIA, UK |
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| Influencing planning through HIA Claire Higgins Public Health Development Officer, Institute of Public Health in Ireland, UK |
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| The role of HIA in promoting eco-industrialism for developing healthier business parks to support sustainable urban planning Arvin Prashar Research Fellow, University of Salford, UK |
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| A framework for public health officials to integrate HIA considerations in municipal project undertakings for the City of Toronto Ronald Macfarlane Supervisor Environmental Health Assessment and Policy, Toronto Public Health, Canada |
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| 1C | Capacity building and quality assurance Chair: Martin Birley, Principal, BirleyHIA, UK |
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| A comparison of the design and outcomes of HIA capacity building programmes at national and international level Debbie Abrahams Director, IMPACT, University of Liverpool, UK |
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| Building capacity for health impact assessment: Current status and future directions Andrew Dannenberg Medical Officer, US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, USA |
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| Assessing the impacts of health impact assessments in the United States Arthur Wendel Medical Officer, US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, USA |
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| How do we determine, and then improve, quality and standards for HIA? Mette Fredsgaard Intern, Ben Cave Associates, UK |
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| Be realistic: demand the impossible! Debra Fox PhD Student, University of Liverpool, UK Fiona Haigh Research Associate, IMPACT, University of Liverpool, UK |
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| 13.10 | Lunch | |||
| PLENARY SESSION 3 Chair: Carlos Dora, World Health Organization, Switzerland |
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| 14.10 | Keynote presentation: The power of health: Spirituality and health impact assessment in Thailand Decharut Sukkumnoed Health Systems Research Institute, Thailand |
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| 14.55 | PARALLEL SESSION 2 | |||
| 2A | Methodology Chair: Margaret Douglas, Consultant in Public Health, NHS Lothian, UK |
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| Assessment and access: Negotiating roles in a global impact assessment of a polyclinic procurement Neil de Reybekill Principal Consultant (Primary Care), MEL Research, UK |
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| Evaluation of HIA: Challenging (some of) the received wisdom Erica Ison Specialist Practitioner in HIA, UK |
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| Inclusion of health and well-being impacts within environmental assessments for major land-use planning projects in New South Wales, Australia Liz Harris Director, Research Centre for Primary Health Care and Equity, University of New South Wales, Australia |
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| 2B | Health impact assessment Chair: Owen Metcalfe, Associate Director, Institute of Public Health in Ireland, Ireland |
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| Health impact assessment of a local regeneration project in a southern European city (Bilbao) Amaia Bacigalupe Associate Researcher, Basque Government Health Department, Spain |
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| Increasing human health assessment and promotion in the United States Sarah Heaton Public Health Analyst, US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, USA |
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| Application of rapid health impact assessment to the administration system change in a city in Japan Michiko Hoshiko Post-graduate Student, Kurume University, Japan |
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| Title tbc Guilherme Netto Ministry of Health, Brazil |
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| 2C | Healthy urban planning Chair: Andrew Dannenburg, Medical Officer, US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, USA |
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Health impact assessment in physical planning: Preserve urban green areas or develop them? |
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| Marsh Farm New Deal for Communities equality-focused HIA Helen Miller Health and Well-Being Co-ordinator, Marsh Farm Community Development Trust, UK Chimeme Egbutah Health Inequalities Officer, Luton Borough Council and Luton Teaching Primary Care Trust |
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| Assessing the health impacts of a major town centre development proposal: Spotlight on urban design and the loss of green space Andrew Pennington Research Associate, IMPACT, University of Liverpool, UK |
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| Health inequalities and equality impact assessment of Healthcare for London: Consulting the capital Paul Iggulden Senior Associate, Ben Cave Associates, UK |
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| 2D | Workshop | |||
| Spiritual well-being in HIA Martin Birley Principal, BirleyHIA, UK Decharut Sukkumnoed Health Systems Research Institute, Thailand Eva Elliott RCUK Academic Fellow, WHIASU, UK Anthea Cooke Director, Unukshuk Consultancy Ltd, UK |
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| 16.20 | Refreshments | |||
| PLENARY SESSION 4 Chair: Carlos Dora, World Health Organization, Switzerland |
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| 16.40 | Plenary presentation Thomas Fischer Professor of Civic Design, University of Liverpool, UK |
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| 17.10 | Close | |||
| 18.30 | Reception at Merseyside Maritime Museum Welcome: Gideon Ben Tovim, Chair, Liverpool Primary Care Trust |
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| 19.45 | Conference dinner at Merseyside Maritime Museum | |||
| 23.00 | Close | |||
| Friday 10 October | ||||
| 08.30 | Registration and refreshments | |||
| PLENARY SESSION 5 Chair: Anthea Cooke, Director, Inukshuk Consultancy Ltd, UK |
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| 09.00 | Introduction Anthea Cooke Director, Inukshuk Consultancy Ltd, UK |
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| 09.10 | Keynote presentation Liz Harris Director, Research Centre for Primary Health Care and Equity, University of New South Wales, Australia |
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| 9.55 | Plenary presentation Achieving system change for well-being through HIA Jude Stansfield CSIP North West Development Team, UK |
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| 10.30 | Refreshments | |||
| 11.00 | PARALLEL SESSION 3 | |||
| 3A | Quantification Chair: Odile Mekel, Head of Innovation Management, NRW Institute of Health and Work (LIGA.NRW), Centre of Public Health, Germany |
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| Environmental determinants of public health in Scotland Hilary Cowie Senior Statistician, Institute of Occupational Medicine, UK |
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| Comparing health impact assessment and health technology assessment: Exploratory analysis Rainer Fehr Department Head of Health and Innovation Management, LIGA.NRW, Germany |
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| Quantifying the health impacts of stack emissions from waste incineration facilities Salim Vohra Director, Centre for Health Impact Assessment, Institute of Occupational Medicine, UK |
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| DYNAMO-HIA: A tool for the quantification of health impact of policies Stefan Lhachimi Research Scientist, Erasmus MC, The Netherlands |
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| 3B | Well-being and impact assessment Chair: Louise Signal, Director, HIA Research Unit, University of Otago, New Zealand |
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| Comparing HIA and MWIA: Are there grounds for integration? Martin Higgins Scottish HIA Network Co-ordinator, NHS Lothian, UK |
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| Promoting and protecting mental well-being through impact assessment Anthea Cooke Director, Inukshuk Consultancy Ltd, UK |
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| Involving the public in HIA: An evaluation of current practice in Wales Chloe Chadderton Research Associate, Welsh Health Impact Assessment Support Unit, UK |
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| 3C | Sustainable well-being Chair: Hilary Dreaves Research Fellow (HIA), IMPACT, University of Liverpool, UK |
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| Social sustainability assessment of the Mellersta Norrland Structural Fund Programme and a structural fund project Andreas Johansson Public Health Planning Officer, Swedish National Institute of Public Health, Sweden |
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| A prospective HIA of a selective licensing scheme in the South Wales Valleys Maria Uren Health Improvement Co-ordinator, Welsh Local Government Association, UK |
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| Health in all policies: Supporting municipalities in the Netherlands, lessons learned Marije van Koperen Consultant/Advisor Municipal Policy, Netherlands Institute of Health Promotion and Disease Prevention, The Netherlands |
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| 3D | Workshop | |||
| Making the case for public health in Strategic Environmental Assessment Ben Cave Director, Ben Cave Associates, UK Lea den Broeder Advisor, National Institute for Public Health and the Environment, The Netherlands Erica Ison Specialist Practitioner in HIA, UK Martin Higgins Scottish HIA Network Co-ordinator, NHS Lothian, UK |
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| 12.20 | Lunch | |||
| PLENARY SESSION 6 Chair: Debra Fox, PhD Student, University of Liverpool, UK |
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| 13.30 | Plenary presentation: Questions of spirituality: The challenge of assessing impacts on spiritual health – reflections from Aotearoa/New Zealand Louise Signal Director, HIA Research Unit, University of Otago, New Zealand |
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| 14.00 | PARALLEL SESSION 4 | |||
| 4A | Healthy urban planning Chair: Debbie Abrahams, Director, IMPACT, University of Liverpool, UK |
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| Can Liverpool city development provide practice examples of urban planning and health? Rainer Fehr Department Head of Health Innovation Management, LIGA.NRW, Germany |
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| HIA of a football stadium, superstore and town centre development: How was it for you? Fiona Haigh Research Associate, IMPACT, University of Liverpool, UK |
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| Adding value to planning: An HIA of the preferred strategy of a local development plan in Wales Liz Green HIA Development Officer, Welsh Health Impact Assessment Support Unit, UK |
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| 4B | Methodology Chair: Mary Mahoney, HE Partnership Manager, University of Gloucester |
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| Considering the validity of methods used for an HIA of the redevelopment of social housing in Devonport, Plymouth Andrew Pratt Health Impact Specialist Practitioner, Plymouth PCT, UK |
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| Developing a peer review process for HIA: Experience in the WHO European Healthy Cities Network Erica Ison Specialist Practitioner in HIA, UK |
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| Engendering health impact assessment, equity and human rights Helen Keleher Head, Department of Health Sciences, Monash University, Australia |
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| 4C | Looking forward Chair: Ben Cave, Director, Ben Cave Associates, UK |
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| Institutionalising HIA in Korea Eun Jeong Chun Resident, Seoul University, Republic of Korea |
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| Use of HIA in planning for climate change Diane McClymont Peace Manager, Health Canada, Canada |
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| HIA, but not as we know it: Are we ready for legislation? Andrew Pennington Researcher/HIA Specialist, IMPACT, University of Liverpool |
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| Beyond Mrs Hatton: Where are we now in the development of the legal basis for health impact assessment? Roger Seddon Development Officer, Welsh European Funding Office, UK |
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| 4D | Workshop | |||
| Quality, competence and capacity for HIA Martin Birley Principal, BirleyHIA, UK Hilary Dreaves Research Fellow (HIA), IMPACT, University of Liverpool, UK |
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| PLENARY SESSION 7 Chair: Alex Scott-Samuel, Director, IMPACT, University of Liverpool, UK |
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| 15.20 | Question time: Future of HIA |
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Panel: |
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| 16.05 | Comments on panel discussion followed by handover to HIA09 Netherlands Lea den Broeder Advisor, National Institute for Public Health and the Environment, The Netherlands |
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| 16.15 | Close and refreshments | |||
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