Provisional Programme: DAY 3

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Programme for the FPH Annual Conference DAY 3 - Thursday 5 June 2008
08.30–09.15	Registration and refreshments
08.30-09.15	Breakfast networking sessions
09.15–10.30	PLENARY SESSION 7 Obesity Dame Deirdre Hutton, Chair, Food Standards Agency Professor Mike Kelly, Director, Public Health Excellence Centre, NICE Professor Geof Rayner, Visting Research Fellow, City University
10.30–11.00	Refreshments and Poster Forum
11.00–12.30	PARALLEL SESSION D
	D1: Preparing Portfolios Preparing portfolios: A taster workshop Jan McCall, Programme Manager Public Health Development, Public Health Resource Unit Patricia Christmas, Independent Public Health Consultant, Public Health Resource Unit
	D2: New Medicines Medicines - from trial to market: A commissioner's story Chair: Sally Nelson, Chair, Health Care Public Health Committee, Faculty of Public Health Speakers: David Gillen, Medical Director, Pfizer Jonathan Howell, Consultant in Public Health Medicine, West Midlands Specialised Commissioning Team Gary Cook, R&D Director and Consultant Epidemiologist, Stockport NHS Foundation Trust Peter Barrett-Lee, Consultant and Clinical Oncologist, Velindre Cancer Centre
	D3: Migration and Health Long-term impact of forced versus voluntary migration on mental health of people from former Yugoslavia resettled in Britain Tamara Djuretic, Principal Investigator/MRC Fellow, Imperial College London High gain for investing in the Irish community in Britain Mary Tilki, Chair/Principal Lecturer, Federation of Irish Societies/Middlesex University
	D4: Community Interventions The development of an intensive skills base approach for the delivery of Personal, Social, Health Education to young people using a tiered model Julie Roberts, Health Improvement Specialist, Sheffield PCT Val Monti Holland, Health Improvement Specialist, Sheffield PCT Developing a partnership approach to public health evaluation Annie Wallace, Research Associate, University of Sunderland Karen Smith, Research Associate, University of Sunderland Addressing health inequalities: The findings of the ‘Barefoot’ Health Workers Project Susan Toner, Principal Health Promotion Specialist, National Public Health Service for Wales A community-based primary prevention programme to reduce coronary heart disease Gill Richardson, Local Public Health Director, Caerphilly Teaching Local Health Board
	D5: Primary Care Quality Engaging GPs to improve the prevention and treatment of cardiovascular disease Matt Kearney, GP Public Health Practitioner, Knowsley PCT Reducing the use of prostate-specific antigen tests in primary care Matthew Smith, Specialist Registrar in Public Health, Southampton University Investigating the quality of primary care for osteoarthritis: An observational study Joanne Broadbent, Specialist Trainee in Public Health, University of East Anglia Improving access to mainstream services for those leaving prison Yvonne Dalziel, Public Health Practitioner, Edinburgh Community Health Partnership, NHS Lothian
12.40–13.45	PLENARY SESSION 8 Global capacity building for public health Fiona Adshead, Deputy Chief Medical Officer, Department of Health, England Nick Banatvala, Head of Global Affairs, Department of Health, England Alan Maryon-Davis, President, Faculty of Public Health Dick Heller, Coordinator, Peoples-uni Tony Jewell, Chief Medical Officer, Wales Sir Michael Marmot, Chair, Commission on Social Determinants of Health, World Health Organization Salman Rawaf, Chair, Faculty of Public Health International Committee CLOSE OF FORMAL SESSIONS Alan Maryon-Davis, President, Faculty of Public Health
13:45–14:45	Lunch
14.30–16.00	Informal networking Fringe meetings
14.30–16.00	Symposium New technologies: Can public health make sense of the issues and the conflicts? Chair: Jonathan Howell, Consultant in Public Health, West Midlands Specialised Commissioning Team Speakers: The experience of risk sharing schemes for drugs Christopher McCabe, Director, Academic Unit of Health Economics, University of Leeds The rule of rescue Mark Sheehan, Ethics Department, University of Oxford The role of the HTA programme Bob Coates, Consultant Advisor, National Institute of Health Research (NIHR) Health Technology Assessment Programme New drugs policy development in PCTs Claire Cheong-Leen, Director, South Central Priorities Support Unit
16:00	Close of Informal Sessions Refreshments

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