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160 APHA 2016 ANNUAL MEETING • DENVER, CO
Tuesday, November 1
4206.3 CCC, 201
Violence Prevention: Becoming agents of
change to improve health outcomes
Moderator(s): Constance L. Jackson, MPH,
CEIO, COWR CHAIR
12:30 p.m. Violence prevention: Up close
and personal—Linda Newell,
State Senator
12:50 p.m. Increasing the effectiveness of
domestic violence prevention
and intervention: Policy,
education and resources—
Ruth Glenn, MPA
1:10 p.m. Stepping up: Promising public
health responses to violence—Lisa
James, M.A.
Organized by: APHA-Center for Professional
Development
Endorsed by: APHA-Committee on Women’s Rights
CE Credits: CME, CHES, CNE, CPH
4207.0 HRD, Centennial Ballroom A
Do You Want to Enhance Your Health
Department’s Performance? Get Accredited!
12:30 p.m. Uproot: Communicating
Mississippi’s State Health
Improvement Plan—Kay
Henry, RN, MSN
12:50 p.m. Need Help Around the
Office- Linking Rural Health
Departments with MPH
Students—Lora Wier, AD
1:10 p.m. It Takes a Village: Collaborating to
Raise Healthy, Accredited Health
Departments in Texas—Robert Hines,
MSPH, ASQ CQIA
1:30 p.m. Enhancing Utah’s Health Departments
by Funding Accreditation Projects—Paul
Wightman, MPA
Organized by: APHA-Council of Affiliates
4209.0 CCC, Bellco Theatre
Zika: The Next Pandemic?
Moderator(s): James Hodge, JD, LLM
12:30 p.m. Zika Response: Public Health
at the Local Level—Umair A.
Shah, MD, MPH
12:50 p.m. CDC Update on the Zika
Challenge—Anne Schuchat,
MD
1:10 p.m. Colorado’s Approach to Zika
Virus Preparedness and
Response—Leah Colton, PhD
Organized by: APHA-Special Sessions
Endorsed by: APHA-Committee on Women’s
Rights, Applied Public Health Statistics,
International Health
CE Credits: CME, CHES, CNE, CPH
4210.0 CCC, Mile High Ballroom 3A
Applied Public Health Statistics Abt SRBI
Luncheon and Lowell Reed Lecture
Moderator(s): Trent Lalonde, PhD
12:30 p.m. Lowell Reed Lecture Hold Position for
Rod Little— Charles DiSogra, DrPH, MPH
Organized by: Applied Public Health Statistics
4211.0 HRD, Capital Ballroom 7
Asian American Network of Cancer
Awareness, Research, and Training
(AANCART)
12:30 p.m. Lay Health Worker Education Increases
Colorectal Cancer Screening among
Filipino Americans: A Clustered
Randomized Controlled Trial—Angela
Sy, DrPH
12:50 p.m. Lay Health Worker Education
Increases Colorectal Cancer Screening
among Hmong Americans: A Cluster
Randomized Controlled Trial—Elisa
Tong, MD
1:10 p.m. Lay health worker intervention to
increase colorectal cancer screening
among Korean Americans: Results of
a cluster randomized controlled trial—
Angela Jo, M.D.
1:30 p.m. Colorectal Cancer Beliefs and
Knowledge among Filipino, Hmong, and
Korean Americans—Mi Thi Tran, B.A.
Organized by: Asian & Pacific Islander Caucus for
Public Health
Endorsed by: APHA-Committee on Women’s Rights
4212.0 HRD, Mineral Hall E
Black Women’s Health Matters
Moderator(s): Apryl Brown, MD, MPH, FRSPH
12:30 p.m. Implications of Psychosocial and
Sociocultural Factors on Obesity
Prevalence in African American
Women—Francoise Knox-Kazimierczuk,
PhD, RD, CSSD, LD, ATC, CSCS
12:45 p.m. Perception of Health Status by Black
and White Women Before and After
Treatment for Obesity—Renee Degener,
M.S.
1:00 p.m. From the roots: Black hair care and
reproductive justice in South Los
Angeles—Teni Adewumi, M.S.
1:15 p.m. Reclaiming Our Bodies and Our
Movement—Valerie Rochester, MPA
Organized by: Black Caucus of Health Workers
Endorsed by: APHA-Committee on Women’s Rights, Applied
Public Health Statistics, Caucus on Public Health and the
Faith Community, Socialist Caucus, Women’s Caucus
4213.0 CCC, 406/407
Breastfeeding Roundtable
Moderator(s): Briana Jegier, PhD
Table 1 Exploring Turning Points in the
Breastfeeding Experience of New
Moms— Ellen Schafer, PhD, MPH,
MCHES
Table 2 Express yourself: Barriers and
facilitators to pumping in the
workplace—Deidre Orriola, MPH, CPH,
CLC
Table 3 Improving Human Milk Use for Very Low
Birth Weight Infants in Massachusetts:
A Collaborative Quality Improvement
Approach—Laura Burnham, MPH
Table 4 Examining the Relationship Between
Infant Feeding Practices and Child
Hyperactive/Inattentive Behaviours
in a Canadian Sample—Sarah Turner,
Bachelor of Health Sciences
Table 5 Herbal and pharmaceutical
galactagogue use among breastfeeding
mothers with low milk supply—Diana
Cassar-Uhl, MPH, IBCLC
Table 6 American Indian/Alaska Native
CHAMPS: A Look at Culturally Relevant
Breastfeeding Education—Camie
Goldhammer, LICSW, MSW, CLE, IBCLC
Table 7 Increased Early Exclusive Breastfeeding
in South Africa from 2010 to 2013
Coinciding with 2011 National Infant
Feeding Policy Change— Debra Jackson,
BSN MPH DSc
Table 8 Latino Best Start Curriculum:
Development and Implementation
of Community Based Programs that
Support Breastfeeding in the Latino
Community—Luis Torres, PhD
Table 9 Community Health Workers implement
a Positive Deviance approach to expand
on successful breastfeeding practices
in migrant farmworker communities—
Randal McCallian, MPH, IBCLC,
CD(DONA)
Table 10 Breastfeeding coordinators,
nutritionists, and peer counselors
describe organizational challenges,
strategies, and benefits of delivering
a multicomponent intervention to
promote exclusive breastfeeding in
New York State WIC sites—Johanna D.
Eldridge, PhD Candidate
Organized by: Breastfeeding
Endorsed by: APHA-Committee on Women’s Rights,
Community Health Workers, Women’s Caucus
4214.0 HRD, Capital Ballroom 2
Exploring unique challenges faced by
individuals experiencing homelessness and
novel approaches
Moderator(s): Tanger Jones, AA, BA, Elder, Lori
Malone, BA
12:30 p.m. Homeless patients driving innovation:
Establishing a community innovation
panel to create patient-facing
technology in a large urban health
clinic—Robert Hass, BA, BSE
12:50 p.m. Early life incarceration and duration
of homelessness among Los Angeles
homeless adults moving into
permanent supportive housing—John
Lahey
1:10 p.m. Disaster-Related Communication
Behaviors and Preferences of Homeless
VA Patients—Alicia Gable, MPH
1:30 p.m. Addressing Social Determinants of
Health: Building a Coalition to Improve
Healthcare for Women Experiencing
Homelessness—Amy Turk, LCSW
Organized by: Caucus on Homelessness
Endorsed by: APHA-Committee on Women’s Rights,
Medical Care Section, Women’s Caucus
4215.0 HRD, Capital Ballroom 4
Addressing Barriers to Health Through
Faith-based Programming
Moderator(s): Gina Curry, BS
Table 1 Addition of a Religion and Public
Health Course: Student Learning
Experiences and Implications for Work
in Communities of Faith—Christina
Gebel, MPH, LCCE, birth doula