Hi all,

The afternoon sessions for the upcoming HPO conference have been announced,
and there are some very interesting approaches to addressing the SDOH
through technology in there.  Please take a look and consider attending
next week!

Ketan.


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*HPO’s ANNUAL CONFERENCE*

*September 25th and 26th, 2014*

*Yorkdale Holiday Inn, Toronto*



*Have you seen the line-up of oral presentations for the afternoon portion
of the #HPOConference2014? *





*There will be tough decisions you’ll have to make in deciding which
presentations to attend! See below*

*This year, we have over 15 presenters from all over Ontario presenting how
their use of social media, apps, and/or a variety of other unique
technological methods were effective in addressing the SDOH, engaging their
community, persuading behaviour and untimely developing a healthier
community.*



*Start the conversation now by following us on Twitter @HealthPromoON using
#HPOConference2014*



*Haven’t signed up yet? DON’T MISS OUT! Sign up now,
<http://hpo.squarespace.com/hpo-2014-annual-conference/> it’s not too late.*





*Oral Presentations Session#1*

*
1:15-2:45pm                                      *

*Young or Old, Technology Affects Us All *

(St Lawrence Room)

*1) The COMPASS study: A longitudinal hierarchical research platform for
evaluating natural experiments related to changes in school-level programs,
policies and built environment resources.*

*Scott T. Leatherdale, School of Public Health and Health Systems,
University of Waterloo*



*2) “Ready Set Create!” Media Campaign: Using Technology to address Health
Issues with Youth*

*Vanessa Fortier, Public Health Nurse, York Region *

*Jivan Gill, Public Health Nurse, York Region*





*The Social Media Saturation of Health Promotion *(Allure Dining Room)

*1) Bad Ways to Be Nice*

*Cindy Baker-Barill, Tobacco Control Area Network Coordinator, Simcoe
Muskoka District Health Unit*



*2) Making connections, sharing knowledge-social media, network development
and knowledge translation on the social determinants of health*

*Sume Ndumbe-Eyoh, Knowledge Translation Specialist, National Collaborating
Centre for Determinants of Health*

*Pemma Muzumdar*



*3) Healthy Families Hamilton Facebook Page*

*Cobie Bridge, Public Health Nurse, Hamilton Public Health Services*

*Vanessa Trumpickas, Health Promotion Specialist, Hamilton Public Health
Services*



*Digitizing Our Communities*

(York Halls Room)

*1) Locally Driven Collaborative Project Results: Knowledge change
associated with in-person and online prenatal education programs*

*Dr. Gillian Alton, Epidemiologist-Health Promotion,  Oxford County Public
Health and Emergency Services*

*Harshani Gangodawilage, MPH student, University of Guelph*



*2) Right in Your Inbox*

Christina Bradley, Public Health Nurse, Niagara Region Public Health

Casey Walters Gray, Public Health Nurse, Kingston, Frontenac, Lennox &
Addington Public Health

Dr. Diane E. Mack, Professor, Department of Kinesiology, Brock University



*3) eChat: A Strategy to Improve Client Access to Health Services*

Alina Tarasenko, Public Health Nurse, Toronto Public Health

Cindy Fielding, Public Health Nurse, Toronto Public Health

*Breakout Session#2*

*3-4:30pm*

*Empowering Our Workforce and the Public Through Technology*

(York Halls Room)



*1) Heat, AIR Quality and Health: Empowering Personal Decision-Making with
a Mobile App*

*Rich Whate, Senior Policy and Strategic Issues Advisor, Toronto Public
Health*



*2) Using the Ontario Health Program Planner and Sample Plan Library to
Support Evidence-Informed Program Planning*

Sophie Rosa, Health Promotion Consultant, Public Health Ontario



*3) Be active while you work: How technology can create supportive work
environments*

*Barinder Jandu, Health Promoter, Region of Peel*

*Khanh Dang, Health Promoter, Region of Peel*

*Hubs, Maps, Sites: Staying Up to Date on Evolving Technology in Health
Promotion*

(Allure Dining Hall)

*1) Walk+Roll Peel: Interactive Online Mapping and Planning Tools*

*Erica Duque, Analyst, Region of Peel*

*Catherine Sim, Health Promoter, Region of Peel*



*2) On the Horizon: Parachute’s Injury Prevention Solution Hub*

*Stacie Carey,* *Coordinator, Knowledge Translation, Parachute Canada*



*3) Website: It’s Time for “The Talk”*

 *Geoff Hunt, Web Specialist, Niagara Region*



*Working Toward Policy With Technology*

(St. Lawrence Room)

*1) Healthy Canada by Design CLASP—Using Technology to Build Capacity on
Healthy Built Environments*

*Kim Perrotta, Healthy Canada by Design CLASP Knowledge Translation &
Communications, Heart and Stroke Foundation*



*2) The ImmunizeCA app: A mobile application for promoting and managing
health information*

*Chandni Sondagar, Project Officer, Canadian Public Health Association*









*Tom Martin*

HPO Treasurer and 2014 Annual Conference Co-Chair

www.hpontario.com

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