Ecos da EPH Conference by Adriana Rocha @EPH, Ljubjana - Dia 0

O primeiro dia da EPH foi dedicado a pré-conferências e exibição de posters.
Realizaram-se no total 14 pré-conferências:

• Healing Buildings, Building Healing / Mental health across the life course – com a palestra do Professor José Miguel Caldas de Almeida (Nova Medical School), intitulada “Mental Health Policy Actions – State of play and emerging needs”;
• Winds of change in health promotion: from research to implementation – com a moderação do Professor Luís Saboga-Nunes;
• Working together for a people-centred health Workforce;
• Navigating the international health information databases: unravelling the processes behind the numbers;
• Migrant Heath Training and Dissemination Workshop – com o Professor Henrique Barros a integrar o painel de discussão;
• Fair social security assessments and sustainable social security systems;
• Health in the future EU Budget and Programmes (2021-2027);
• European public health: three cases of collaboration, initiatives and new policies;
• EU Actions on Antimicrobial Resistance and healthcare associated infection;
• Food culture and biodiversity;
• Health inequalities: JAHEE joint action bringing knowledge into practice;
• Public health and primary health care – success stories from Slovenia;
• Publishing a scientific paper on public health: practical solutions;
• Young Researchers’ Forum - Neste Fórum de Jovens Investigadores, foram apresentados vários trabalhos de investigação realizados por portugueses e/ou em instituições nacionais, sob a forma de comunicação oral ou poster:
  1. “Host-country language skills and the uptake of prenatal care among migrant women – the Portugueses bambino study”, Sousan Al Hamwi, Universidade do Porto;
  2. “Social inequalities and quality of life among older people: the mediating role of social support”, Ana Henriques, Universidade do Porto;
  3. “Follow-up of cohorts of very preterm infants: a systematic review on participation and determinants of attrition”, Raquel Teixeira, Universidade do Porto;
  4. “Strategies led by non-governmental organizations for TB prevention and control: a scoping review”, Ana Aguiar, Universidade do Porto;
  5. “Obstetric interventions among native and migrant women: the exemple of episiotomy in Portugal (Bambino study)”, Elsa Lorthe, Universidade do Porto;
  6. “Neoliberal Policy Impact on Health Care Provision for Parents of Very Preterm Born Infants in Portugal: A Mixed-Method Approach”, Julia Nadine Doetsch, Universidade do Porto;
  7. “Socio-demographic associates of children’s perception of food insecurity in a Portugueses population-based birth cohort”, Isabel Maia, Universidade do Porto;
  8. “Human exposute to disinfection by products in indoor swimming pools – looking at the genotoxic effects”, Filipa Esteves, Universidade do Porto;
  9. “Unintentional fatal drowning among children and adolecents aged 5-17 years: increased incidence during school holidays”, Ana Catarina Queiroga, Universidade do Porto.

Ainda na tarde do primeiro dia foi possível assistir à exibição de posters, divididos por 17 temáticas. De salientar a ampla divulgação dos trabalhos portugueses:

• “Health promotion in the media: Hepatitis, measles and Legionnaires’ disease in Portuguese newspapers”, Duarte Vital Brito;
• “Physical activity recommendations to benefit health: knowledge and perceptions among college students”, Miguel Cabral;
• “How to implemente a global antibiotic stewardship servive? Evidence translation to Cape Verde context”, Mélanie Maia;
• “Revisiting Crude and Standardized Mortality Ratios: which ones to access health systems performance?”, Leonor Bacelar-Nicolau;
• “Double Threat – How Portugal managed measles and hepatitis A outbreaks in 2017”, Duarte Vidal Brito;
• “Implementing timely surveillance of HIV and sexually transmitted infections in key populations”, Ana Aguiar
• “Interferon-Gamma release assay and tuberculin skin test: same purpose diferente problems”, Carla Nunes;
•  “SDH in Refugees Integration contexto: The experience of the Portuguese Refugees Support Platform”, Mário André;
•  “Evaluating interventions in schools – growing experience in Public Health Unit in Amadora, Portugal”, Guilherme Duarte;
• “Oral Health Assessment among the Portuguese Navy Military”, Nélio Veiga;
• “Distribution of smoke materials as a strategy to approach people who use drugs”, Ana Aguiar

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