Provisional Programme: DAY 1

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Programme for the FPH Annual Conference DAY 1 - Tuesday 3 June 2008
09.00–11.00	Registration and refreshments
09.00-11.00	Informal networking sessions
10.00–11.00	AGM and Awards Ceremony
11.00–11.30	Refreshments
11.30–12.45	PLENARY SESSION 1 Challenging problems, sharing solutions: Learning from Wales Alan Maryon-Davis, President, Faculty of Public Health Gwenda Thomas AM, Deputy Minister for Health and Social Services Tony Jewell, Chief Medical Officer, Wales
12.45–13.45	Lunch
13.15-13.45	LUNCHTIME PRESENTATION Emergency planning on military operations: An epidemic of injuries Martin Bricknell, Chief Medical Adviser, Headquarters Allied Rapid Reaction Corps
13.45–14.45	PLENARY SESSION 2 Royal Society of Health Lecture Securing our future: Taking a long-term view in 2008 Sir Derek Wanless
14.45–16.15	PARALLEL A
	A1: End of Life Care Why end of life care is a public health issue Elizabeth Davies, Senior Lecturer in Cancer Registration, Thames Cancer Registry, King’s College London What’s new in end of life care: Effectiveness of services and policies Irene Higginson, Professor of Palliative Care and Policy, King’s College London Place of death: Associated factors and future issues Barbara Gomes, Cicely Saunders International Research Associate, King’s College London Patterns of hospital care at the end of life: National analysis from registry and HES data linkage Julia Verne, Director, South West Public Health Observatory Using maps, bar charts and funnel plots to present variation in place of death by PCT Peter Madden, Researcher/Statistician, Thames Cancer Registry, King’s College London
	A2: Ethical Issues Around Alcohol and Obesity Ethical issues in public health policy Tom Baldwin, Professor of Philosophy, University of York Ethical issues in obesity health policy Sally Macintyre, Director, MRC Social and Public Health Sciences Unit Ethical issues in alcohol health policy Christine Godfrey, Professor of Health Economics, University of York
	A3: Towards a healthy, sustainable society: Your contribution to tackling climate change National partnerships Faculty of Public Health and Jenny Griffiths, Joint Co-ordinator, Health and Sustainable Development Network Ecological public health: A response to the challenge of climate change Jo Nurse, Consultant in Public Health, South East Regional Public Health Group The NHS sustainable development strategy David Pencheon, Director, NHS Sustainable Development Unit
	A4: Science, Policy and Practice Facilitating policy, practice and academic collaboration to maximise the relevance and impact of public health research: Experience from the Public Health Improvement Research Network in Wales Laurence Moore, Director, Cardiff Institute of Society, Health and Ethics, Cardiff University Ian Russell, Professor of Public Health, University of Wales , Bangor Ronan Lyons, Professor, Swansea University Chris Roberts, Head, Research and Evaluation Branch, Welsh Assembly Government Susan Denman, Deputy Director, Wales Office of R&D for Health and Social Care
	A5: Social Marketing Commissioning and implementing social marketing Ewen Macgregor, National Social Marketing Associate, National Social Marketing Centre 50 ways or more: A social marketing approach to sexual health messages with young people in the Vale of Glamorgan Ann Unitt, Senior Health Promotion Specialist, Vale of Glamorgan Local Public Health Team Using geodemographics as a tool for health intelligence Jake Abbas, Deputy Director, Yorkshire and Humber Public Health Observatory
16.15–16.45	Refreshments and Poster Forum
16.45–18.00	PLENARY SESSION 3 ADPH Public Health Debate Andrew Lansley MP, Conservative/Opposition Shadow Secretary of State for Health Norman Lamb MP, Liberal Democrat Shadow Secretary of State for Health Helen Mary Jones, Plaid Cymru spokesperson for Health and Social Services
18.30–20.00	Joint Welsh Assembly Government and Royal Society of Health Lecture Reception Temple of Peace and Health
20.00-24.00	Trainee Members Social Event Hilton Hotel Cardiff

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