APHA 2016 Annual Meeting

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108 APHA 2016 ANNUAL MEETING • DENVER, CO
Monday, October 31
12:30–2:00
Organized by: Physical Activity
Endorsed by: APHA-Committee on Women’s Rights,
Injury Control and Emergency Health Services, Public
Health Education and Health Promotion
3262.0 CCC, Mile High Ballroom 3B
Expanding Access to Long Acting and
Reversible Contraceptives (LARC)
Moderator(s): Susan White, MPIA, MPH
Table 1 Cascading effects of the Colorado
Family Planning Initiative: Rapid growth
in long-acting reversible contraceptive
(LARC) use is associated with positive
changes in maternal and infant health
measures—Sue Ricketts, MA, PhD
Table 2 First six months: Developing an
anticipatory counseling video for the
levonorgestrel IUD— Kelly Gilmore, MPH
Table 3 Unmet Demand for Long-Acting
Reversible Contraception among
Community College Students in Texas—
Kristine Hopkins, PhD
Table 4 Preventing Unplanned Pregnancies:
Factors Affecting Long-Acting
Reversible Contraception (LARC)
Uptake and Provision in the US—
Meenadchi Chelvakumar, MD, MPH
Table 5 Availability of Long-Acting Reversible
Contraception in Kansas Health
Departments—Tawana Evans
Table 6 Hormonal Contraception Use in
College-Aged Women: Associations
with Sexual and Relationship
Satisfaction—Heather D. Blunt-Vinti,
PhD, MPH, CPH, CHES
Table 7 IUD and implant counseling in
Community Health Care Centers—M.
Antonia Biggs, PhD
Organized by: Population, Reproductive and Sexual
Health
Endorsed by: Public Health Education and Health
Promotion, Women’s Caucus
3263.0 CCC, 501
Sexual violence and assault
Moderator(s): Erika Collazo-Vargas, PhD, MPH
12:30 p.m. Large age gaps between sex partners
and gender norms as predictors of
intimate partner violence, sexual
coercion/violence, and risky sex among
adolescent gang members—Liesl
Nydegger, PhD, MPH
12:50 p.m. Consent and Sexual Assault: Results
from a National Survey of Knowledge—
Leslie Kantor, PhD, MPH
1:10 p.m. Examining the prevalence of sexual
assault, risk of HIV infection, and scarce
aware of post-exposure prophylaxis
among Black women—Keosha Bond,
EdD, MPH, CHES
1:30 p.m. Trends in Rape Prevalence among
American Indian/Native Alaskan Youth:
Youth Risk Behavior Survey 2003-2013—
Anita Ravi, MD, MPH
Organized by: Population, Reproductive and Sexual
Health
Endorsed by: American Indian, Alaska Native and Native
Hawaiian Caucus, Family Violence Prevention Caucus,
Injury Control and Emergency Health Services, Peace
Caucus, Women’s Caucus
3263.1 CCC, 504
Trans Health—Sex, Sexuality and Sexual
Health
Moderator(s): Wayne Shields
12:30 p.m. Relationships among Sexual Orientation,
Sexual Behavior, and Sexual
Attraction: Results from a Nationally
Representative Sample of Adults in the
United States—Tsung-Chieh (Jane) Fu,
PhD, ScM
12:42 p.m. Hookups, Alcohol Use & Protective
Behavior Strategies among
Transgender College Students—Alice
Ma, MPH, CHES
12:54 p.m. Care of transgender youth: Moving to
an interdisciplinary approach—Gayathri
Chelvakumar, MD, MPH
1:06 p.m. Parent/caregiver acceptance of gender
identity and engagement in sexual risk
behavior among trans*female youth
ages 16-24 years in San Francisco—
Caitlin Turner, MPH Candidate
1:18 p.m. Creating a longitudinal curriculum
to increase pediatric comfort and
competency treating LGBTQ patients
and families—Gayathri Chelvakumar,
MD, MPH
Organized by: Population, Reproductive and Sexual
Health
Endorsed by: LGBT Caucus of Public Health
Professionals, Women’s Caucus
3264.0 CCC, 108
Aging Population and Baby Boomers Health
(organized jointly with the Aging Section)
Moderator(s): Mallory Cases, M.P.H., C.P.H.
12:30 p.m. Improving the health of urban baby
boomers through targeted hepatitis
C screening and linkage to care
programs—Lesley Miller, MD
12:50 p.m. Communication Challenges of Reaching
Baby Boomers with a Low Salient Issue:
Hepatitis C—Catherine Carnes, MPH,
CHES
1:10 p.m. Addressing viral hepatitis among
older adults – Unique challenges and
opportunities to end the epidemic—
Jhilya Mayas, PhD
1:30 p.m. Working expectations among baby-
boomers in the U.S. construction
industry—Xiuwen Sue Dong, DrPH
Organized by: Public Health Education and Health
Promotion
Endorsed by: Occupational Health and Safety
3265.0 CCC, 104
Building Capacity to Move Upstream
Moderator(s): Catherine Woodyard, PhD
12:30 p.m. Addressing social determinants of
health for public health department
clients in Los Angeles County: An
upstreamist approach—Raul Sobero,
DrPH, MPH
12:50 p.m. Use of community coalitions in
childhood obesity prevention: Building
capacity for policy, systems, and
environmental changes through
collaborative partnerships in New York
State—Kaydian Reid, MA
1:10 p.m. Addressing Cancer Disparities in
Appalachian Kentucky through
Proactive Office Encounters in
Community Health Centers—Lindsay
Stradtman, MPH, CPH
1:30 p.m. Catalyzing Healthier Communities
in Southern and Appalachian States:
Planning Grants for Improving
Determinants of Health and Health
Equity—Amber Lenhart, MPH
Organized by: Public Health Education and Health
Promotion
Endorsed by: Community Health Workers
CE Credits: CME, CHES, CNE, CPH, MCHES
3266.0 CCC, Mile High Ballroom 3A
Ensuring the Right to Health: Engaging
Stakeholders to Improve Community Health
Equity (organized by HCWG)
Moderator(s): Renata Schiavo, PhD, MA
Table 1 A Portrait of Sonoma County: Creating
local dialogue on health equity—Jen
Lewis, MA, MEM
Table 2 Using Podcast to Increase the
Community’s Understanding of
Research—Miguel Valdez-Soto, BS
Table 3 Community Perspectives on Health
and Safety: Formative Evaluation for a
Transformative Health Communication
Campaign—A Susana Ramirez, Ph.D.,
MPH
Table 4 Translating President Obama’s
national HIV policy framework into a
comprehensive digital education tool/
service to educate communities and
empower them to improve health
disparities—Pavni Guharoy, MPH
Table 5 IF YOU OFFER IT, WILL THEY SIGN
UP? Barriers to implementing mobile
health programs among low income
populations—M. Amaris Fuller,
Table 6 Strategic Use of Media for a Health
in All Policies Approach to Chronic
Disease Prevention in a Rural
Community—Cathryn Johnson, MPH
Table 7 Student Initiative to Better Align
Community Resources and Address
Social Determinants of Health in a
Midwestern City—Caroline Hensley,
MPH Candidate
Table 8 Using Local Data to Engage Policy
Makers in Public Health: Denver’s
Council District Reports—Abigail
Steiner, MS, MPH
Table 9 Creating a Fit City: Social media
to enhance community health
collaborations—Naomi King Englar, BA
Table 10 Developing a Health Equity Approach
to Public Communication – A Health
Department’s Response to Zika—
Elizabeth Perez, MPH
Organized by: Public Health Education and Health
Promotion
Endorsed by: LGBT Caucus of Public Health
Professionals
3267.0 CCC, 106
Innovative Strategies for Substance Abuse
Prevention
Moderator(s): Susan S. Gallagher, MPH