APHA 2016 Annual Meeting

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APHA 2016 ANNUAL MEETING • DENVER, CO

Tuesday, November 1

4:30–6:00

4376.3

CCC, 401

Factors that Affect Community and

Population Health

4:30 p.m. Consistent Medical Home and

Completion of Rotavirus Vaccination: A

Community Study—

Victoria Churchill,

MPH

4:50 p.m. Fertility desire and needs of college

students in a low birthrate country: Are

there differences between females and

males?—

Wei-Hsin Hsiao

5:10 p.m. Lessons Learned from the National

Evaluation of the Public Health

Accreditation Program—

Michael Meit,

MA, MPH

5:30 p.m. Spatial stigma and health in

postindustrial Detroit—

Louis F. Graham,

DrPH, MPH

Organized by: Community Health Planning and Policy

Development

Endorsed by: Applied Public Health Statistics, Women’s

Caucus

4376.4

CCC, 404

Disaster Preparedness, Disaster Response,

and Its Impact on Community Health

4:30 p.m. Consequences of the Flint Water Crisis

on a high-risk population of youth

in Flint, MI: Health, Finances, Work,

School, and Coping—

Jessica Roche,

M.P.H.

4:50 p.m. Creation of community driven academic

response to the Flint water crisis:

Process barriers, next steps forward—

Kaneesha Wallace, MBA

5:10 p.m. Drawing on Political Capital: Promoting

Mental Health and Recovery Following

Hurricane Sandy—

Rachael Piltch-Loeb,

MSPH

Organized by: Community Health Planning and Policy

Development

4377.0

HRD, Mineral Hall B/C

Youth Roundtable: Youth leading the way to

healthier communities (presenting author

must be a student/youth)

Moderator(s): Anthony Fleg, MD, MPH

Table 1 Mental Health Youth Action Board:

Using art to spread awareness

regarding teen mental health and

initiate social action—

Casey McAndrew

Table 2 Supporting Youth Air Quality Research

through University-Community

Partnerships—

Ashley Collier, MS

Table 3 Voices of Youth Leading the Way for

Active Transportation in California’s

Underserved Communities—

Jocelyn

Cuevas, high school student

Table 4 Addressing the Social Determinants

of STDs Among Youth: An Authentic

Approach to Youth Engagement—

Kourtney Pulliam, MPH

Table 5 Outcomes of Youth Participatory Action

Research on an After School Program

Serving Low Income Youth of Color—

Heather Kennedy, MPH

Table 6 Improving Denver’s built environments

through an innovative youth

engagement model—

Sedona Allen

Table 7 Taking every moment to promote living

effectively( T.E.M.P.L.E.): A HBCU-based

prevention and intervention program

developed to address health and racial

disparities—

Halle Betts

Table 8 Community-Based Public Health

Caucus Youth Council: A Pathway to

Public Health—

DeQuandra’ Rankins

Table 9 Using CBPR to address school

connectedness as a social determinant

of health for Somali, Latino, and Hmong

youth—

Michele L. Allen, MD

Table 10 Lessons from the Field: Forging

Partnerships to Provide Mental Health

Promotion in Minority Communities—

Shannon McMorrow, PhD, MPH

Organized by: Community-Based Public Health

Caucus

Endorsed by: American Indian, Alaska Native and Native

Hawaiian Caucus, Women’s Caucus

CE Credits: CME, CHES, CNE, CPH, MCHES

4378.0

HRD, Granite ABC

Innovative partnerships to impact health

Moderator(s): Catherine Oliveros, DrPH, MPH, A

Celeste Farr, Ph.D., MPH

4:30 p.m. Innovative strategies to enhance

community-academic partnerships

for health equity: Results from the

CBPR Partnership Academy—

Chris M.

Coombe, PhD, MPH

4:50 p.m. Community Organizations, Public

Health Departments, and Hospitals

Coming Together: An Innovative Model

for Collaboration and Engagement

Among BUILD Partners—

Dara Mendez,

PhD, MPH

5:10 p.m. Healthy Library Initiative: A partnership

between the Free Library of

Philadelphia and the Penn Center for

Public Health Initiatives—

Roxanne

Dupuis, MSPH

5:30 p.m. Unlikely partners in addressing

community level determinants of

health: The funder’s perspective—

Catherine Patterson, MPP

Organized by: Community-Based Public Health

Caucus

Endorsed by: Women’s Caucus

4379.0

HRD, Centennial Ballroom E

Invited Session, Part 2: Exploring CHW

statewide, regional and local networks’

perspectives and purpose

Moderator(s): Julie StJohn, DrPH, MA, CHWI

4:30 p.m. Town hall: CHW statewide, regional,

and local networks’ perspectives and

purpose—

Julie StJohn, DrPH, MA, CHWI

Organized by: Community Health Workers

Endorsed by: Women’s Caucus

CE Credits: CME, CHES, CNE, CPH

4380.0

CCC, 203

Sexual and Reproductive Health of Persons

with Disabilities (In collaboration with the

MCH Section)

Moderator(s): Monika Mitra, PhD

4:30 p.m. Sexual health related interventions

for individuals with disabilities from

systematic review of health and

disability—

Tara Lutz, MPH, CHES, PhD

candidate

4:50 p.m. Time trends in indicated and non-

medically indicated primary cesarean

delivery among women with and

without disabilities—

Frances Biel, MPH,

5:10 p.m. Contraceptive use among women with

visual or hearing loss: A secondary

analysis of the National Survey of

Family Growth, 2011-2013—

Justine Wu,

MD, MPH

5:30 p.m. Sexual Health, Reproductive Ideation

and Concerns of Adolescent and Young

Adults with Chronic Illness—

Ellen

Iverson, MPH

Organized by: Disability

CE Credits: CME, CHES, CNE, CPH

4381.0

CCC, 301

Health equity and climate change: A

collaborative session with APHA Caucuses

of under-served communities

Moderator(s): Michael Schmeltz, MS, DrPH

4:30 p.m. Health Equity and Climate Change:

Refugee/Immigrant Health—

Lawrence

Palinkas

4:48 p.m. Health Equity and Climate Change:

Homelessness—

Cheryl Levine, PhD

5:06 p.m. Health Equity and Climate Change:

Latino Community—

Fernando Pineda-

Reyes, BS

5:24 p.m. Health Equity and Climate Change:

Latino/Migrant Workers—

June Spector,

MD, MPH

5:42 p.m. Health Equity and Climate Change:

Asian/Pacific Islander Health—

Charles

Lee

Organized by: Environment

Endorsed by: APHA-Committee on Women’s Rights,

Caucus on Homelessness, Peace Caucus, Socialist

Caucus

4382.0

CCC, 302

Working locally to build healthy

communities: Surveillance to city planning

Moderator(s): Laureen Burton, MPH

4:30 p.m. Application of wireless inhaler sensors

to enhance asthma surveillance and

inform municipal interventions—

Meredith Barrett, PhD

4:50 p.m. Community-academic engagement

through community monitoring of traffic

pollution—

Jill Johnston, PhD, MS

5:10 p.m. Prioritizing health, safety and equity

to make Indianapolis more walkable—

Kimberly L. Irwin, MPH

5:30 p.m. Reclaiming a Portion of Cleveland,

Ohio’s Overly-Wide and Under-Utilized

Streets for Use by Pedestrians,

Bicyclists and Transit Riders—

Barb

Clint, BA

Organized by: Environment

Endorsed by: APHA-Committee on Women’s Rights,

Applied Public Health Statistics, Community Health

Planning and Policy Development, Injury Control and

Emergency Health Services, Occupational Health and

Safety