Program for Friday, October 26th: Talk View

PROGRAM FOR FRIDAY, OCTOBER 26TH: TALK VIEW

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08:00-09:30

Embracing ‘failure’ in prevention science: how can we promote a more open and honest response to trial results showing that interventions ‘don’t work’ or cause

Nick Axford, Vashti Berry, Jenny Lloyd, Katrina Wyatt, Tim Hobbs

08:30-09:30 Registration Day II

09:30-09:45

Evaluation of a knowledge transfer scheme to improve policy making and practices in health promotion and disease prevention setting in French regions: a realist

Linda Cambon, Olivier Aromatario, Aurélie Affret

09:45-10:00

Prevention in the local communities - the clash of recommendations with reality

Marta Zin-Sędek

10:00-10:15

Using Monitoring and Evaluation to bridge the gap between science and practice

Anita Munnelly, Gemma Cox

10:15-10:30

The challenges of the implementation process – experiences from several European countries with the implementation of substance-use related prevention programmes from an evidence

Gregor Burkhart, Klaudia Kepa, Marica Ferri

10:30-10:45

Challenges in use of evidence in development and implementation of an alcohol and drug prevention approach in sports clubs in

Johan Jongbloet

09:30-09:45

Estimating Causal Effects in Testing Causal Mechanisms: Problems and Solutions

Yasemin Kisbu-Sakarya, David P. MacKinnon

09:45-10:00

Embracing complexity; methodological and practical considerations for the development and evaluation of programmes which seek to create the conditions for health and reduce health

Katrina Wyatt, Jenny Lloyd

10:00-10:15

Many tools but still a challenge: assessing intervention studies in prevention and health promotion – Study appraisal with ROBINS-I in a systematic review on prevention of

Antje Kula, Kathrin Krüger, Ulla Walter, Anja Hagen

10:15-10:30

The importance of fidelity and context in realist RCTs

Warren et.al

09:30-09:45

A new revolutionary drug based on prevention: "Prevenill". The European Code Against Cancer and the Network for

Cristiano Piccinelli, Nereo Segnan, Oscar Bertetto

09:45-10:00

Embedding health promotional organisational development in educational institutions into a communal and multi-disciplinary prevention

Ullrich Böttinger, Katharina Rauh

10:00-10:15

A multi-level parenting resource delivery model for families that have experienced armed conflict and

W. Maalouf, V. Molgaard, L. Molgaard, R. Calam, H. Park, A. El-Khani

10:15-10:30

Effectiveness of Mois sans tabac, a French national and regional campaign against smoking

Guignard, Pasquereau, Andler, Richard, Smadja, Arwidson, Nguyen-Thanh

09:30-09:45

Effects of an intensity level video demonstration on self-reported physical activity

Siewert-Markus, Ulbricht, Voigt, Ullrich, Baumann, Dörr, John, Freyer-Adam

09:45-10:00

Implementing the GRADE Evidence to Decision (EtD) framework to answer a broad public health question: Challenges and

Ludwig Grillich, Gerald Gartlehner, Isolde Sommer

10:00-10:15

Exploring the acceptability and feasibility of using activity monitoring devices to support physical activity within an exercise referral scheme for adults with, or at risk of, a chronic health

Hawkins et.al

10:15-10:30

Using theory of change to develop an intervention theory for designing and evaluating behavior change SDApps for healthy eating and physical exercise: THE OCAPREV

Linda Cambon, Olivier Aromatario, Aurélie Affret

09:30-09:45

Refining and testing measures of dating and relationship violence (DRV) among adolescents in England: Cognitive interview and baseline findings from the Project Respect DRV prevention

Meiksin, Allen, Dodd, Sturgess, Crichton, Morgan, Campbell, Bonell

09:45-10:00

Could population prevalence and socio-economic inequalities in children’s mental health problems be reduced by increasing physical activity? A policy simulation in the UK Millennium Cohort Study

Sungano Chigogora, Anna Pearce, Catherine Law, Russell Viner, Steven Hope

10:00-10:15

Traditional Gender Roles and Gender Convergence in Substance Use among Spanish Adolescents

S. Kulis, F. Marsiglia, C. Villalba, D. Alarcón Rubio, I. McFadden

10:15-10:30

Influences of Personal Characteristics on Group-based Club Intervention Outcomes

Miller, Byrnes, Johnson, Buller, Grube, Berteletti, Rogers

10:30-10:45

Parental Influences on Adolescent Major Depressive Symptoms and Marijuana Use

Andrea Ruybel, William Crano

11:30-13:00

Chess, not chequers

Harry Rutter

13:00

Alcohol Availability, Use, and Harms Among Adolescents in Three Northeastern Mexican Cities

Chris Ringwalt

13:00

Injecting cocaine and heroin users own smartphone too: Let’s provide them with ICT tools for reduce harms associated with drug

Fran Calvo, Carles Mundet

13:00

Elos Program Transfer to States and Municipalities: Technology Development on Child Prevention Inspired on Good Behavior

F. Lorenzo, A. Aveiro, A. Godoy, D. Cardoso, D. Pereira, L. Alves, R. Tibúrcio

13:00

Normative beliefs of teachers and health professionals implementing prevention programs

Luz de Beltrand, Lopes, Massarante, Simonsen, Kapitansky, Ramos Da Rocha Paes

13:00

Indicated prevention within the diversion scheme in Hungary: using evaluation results for developing regulatory document to improve practice of prevention-education service

Edit Sebestyén, Borbála Paksi, Anna Magi, Katalin Felvinczi

13:00

Alternative to prison for young offenders using drugs – Evaluation of the immediate impact of indicated drug prevention interventions in Hungary as part of the diversion

Paksi Borbála, Anna Magi, Edit Sebestyén, Katalin Felvinczi

13:00

Qualitative analysis regarding the implementation Elos and #Tamojunto prevention programs in northeastern cities of Brazil, 2016: Challenges and perspectives of improvement and

Francisco Bastos, Lidiane Toledo, Carolina Coutinho

13:00

Substance use and dependence among Brazilian adolescents: Findings from a National Survey, 2015

Coutinho, Toledo, Mota, De Boni, Bertoni, Vascolcelos, Bastos

13:00

Assessing the relationship between smoking and abdominal obesity in a National Survey of Adolescents in

N. Bertoni, L.M. de Almeida, M. Szklo, V. Figueiredo, A. Szklo

13:00

Cognitive testing of survey items on social norms relating to sexual behaviour and dating and relationship violence with young adolescents in

Rebecca Meiksin, Ruth Ponsford, Chris Bonell

13:00

Gender differences regarding behavior/patterns crack use: Crack National research findings, Brazil,

L. Toledo, C. Coutinho, J. Mota, N. Bertoni, F. Bastos

13:00

Education professionals’ awareness and attitudes to evidence-based practices for social and emotional skills in early

Angeliki Kallitsoglou

13:00

The effectiveness of the "Unplugged" program in Nigeria: adaptation, Training of Trainers and

van der Kreeft et.al

13:00

Gender differences in results of a UNODC-LCIF multisite Case Control Trial of the Lions Quest Skills for Adolescence in South East

W. Maalouf, M. Kiefer, M. Stojanovic, G. Campello, A. Fakhri, Z. El-Khatib

13:00

Examining international digital solutions for career development and support

Jeff Lee, Kira Weir, Joanna Travis-Roberts

13:00

Alerta Alcohol: Long-term Effects of a Web-based computer tailored intervention to prevent alcohol drinking among Andalusian

AcuÑa San Roman et.al

13:00

The effectiveness of the "Unplugged" program in Nigeria: study design and results

Vigna-Taglianti et.al

13:00

Developing your digital skillset in the field of substance use and prevention.

Kira Weir, Jeff Lee, Joanna Travis-Roberts

13:00

Validation of scales to evaluate motivations to cannabis use among adolescents between 15 and 18 years

Torrejón-Guirado et.al

13:00

Drug Prevention for Adolescents in Violent Urban Settings: Implementation and Evaluation of Keepin’ it REAL in a Mexican Border

Hilda Garcia, Flavio Marsiglia, Stephen Kulis, Grace Alderson

13:00

The health economic consequences related to the use of anabolic androgenic steroids (AAS) in Sweden

Filipa Sampaio, Richard Ssegonja, Camilla Nystrand

13:00

Facilitators and barriers identified during the implementation of 100% Pure Hard Training – a preventive method aimed to reduce the prevalence of anabolic-androgenic-steroids and growth hormones among

Vendela Hasselberg, Emma Westin, Johanna Gripenberg

13:00

My life, My choice. Universal school- based prevention programme for students with mild intellectual

Anna Borucka, Anna Radomska, Marta Sikorska, Bartosz Kehl

13:00

Multi-level, Multi-component community-based behavior change interventions: basics and challenges (Example of promoting physical

M.I. Bougmiza, S. Omar, N. Salim, N. Al Kaabi, N. Al Kubaisi

13:00

Role of Police in environmental prevention: pilot assessment of the effect of increased law enforcement in Czech

Benjamin Petruzelka

13:00

Is your weekly budget linked to your alcohol consumption?

Anupol, Gervilla, Conti, González Aloy, Guimaraes, Mut, Jiménez

13:00

Brazilian adolescents transfer for their lives what they learn in the Strengthening Families Program? A short-term descriptive

Giardini Murta, Nobre-Sandoval, Aranha Farias, Daumous Duailibe, Paula Rocha

13:00

Norms, refusal skills and alcohol drinking among early adolescents

Anna Janovska, Olga Orosova, Jozef Benka, Marcela Stefanakova

13:00

A methodological explanation of Decision Tree and Random Forest techniques to predict alcohol use

E. Gervilla, R. Jiménez, A. Sesé, J.J. Montaño, A. Palmer, J. Anupol

13:00

Inter-individual differences in autonomy and autonomy support in relation to alcohol use among university

Jozef Benka, Olga Orosova

13:00

Positive development of adolescents

M. Novak, M. Feric, V. Kranzelic, J. Mihić, H. Križan, I. Velimirović

13:00

Sales of tobacco cigarettes to pseudo-under age mystery shoppers

Kristin Feltmann, Johanna Gripenberg, Tobias Elgán

13:00

Quantifying the effect of screen advertising on dietary intake in children

Simon Russell, Helen Croker, Russell Viner

13:00

The cultural adaptation process of the efficacious prevention keepin’it REAL program in Spain

I. Mac Fadden, C. Quesada Villalba, D. Rubio, F. Marsiglia, S. Kulis

13:00

Moderators of Treatment Effects in a Parenting Intervention Study in South Africa

Yulia Shenderovich

13:00

Core components of measurement feedback systems

Kristian Rognstad

13:00

Unplugged - Drug Addiction Prevention School Based Program in Jordan

Thuraya Ismail, Anthony Abi Zeid, Bechara Ghaoui, Nadine Abdallah

13:00

Social determinants of binge drinking of Spanish adolescents according to gender

Vargas-Martínez et.al

13:00

A pilot study of a Mindfulness and Compassion Program for Portuguese Adolescents: adaptation and efficacy

Cátia Magalhães, Margarida Gaspar de Matos, Karen Bluth

13:00

Pathways to the continuity or discontinuity of the Strengthening Families Program in Brazil: the perspective of the group

S.G. Murta, L.D.A. Nobre-Sandoval, V.D.P. Rocha, A.A.V. Miranda, L.G.A. Vinha

13:00

Efficacy of the STM program in prevention of drug use in adolescents

Víctor José Villanueva, Elisardo Becoña

13:00

“SOS Namoro”: a systematic and theory-based development of a web-based tailored intervention to prevent dating violence among Brazilian

Murta, Parada, Menezes, Medeiros, Balbino, Caricatti, Miura, Santos, Vries

13:00

Developing Prevention Through Sport Settings: a multi-site trial of a sport-based life skills program for the prevention of drugs, crime and violence amongst

Wadih Maalouf, Johannes de Haan, Aspasia Plakantonaki, Peer van der Kreeft

13:00

Comparative Regression Discontinuity: A Demonstration of its Performance with Small Samples

Yasemin Kisbu-Sakarya, Thomas D. Cook

13:00

A Health Behaviour Change Model applied to Technology use: Implementation into a Prevention Service for French Elderly

Sacha Parada, Jean-François Verlhiac

13:00

Factors associated with alcohol use and other risky behaviours among Polish high-risk youth. A pilot

Jakub Gren, Agnieszka Pisarska, Krzysztof Bobrowski, Krzysztof Ostaszewski

13:00

Translating evidence into practice. The challenge of preparing comprehensive systematic reviews and communicating evidence in a simple and useful way: Experiences from the Norwegian open access journal

Helene Eng, Charlotte Reedtz, Monica Martinussen

13:00

Improving teacher behavior management and peer relationship quality: Effects of the Flemish adaptation of the Good Behavior

Geertje Leflot, Hilde Colpin

13:00

Strategies for the integration and promotion of scientific evidence in the applied field of

Víctor José Villanueva, Elisardo Becoña

13:00

Different profiles of family dynamics in a program for the selective prevention of substance use in

L. Ballester, C. Orte, J.L. Oliver, M. Valero, V. Quesada

13:00

From complex needs to complex intervention – example of FamResPlan research project

V. Kranzelic, H. Krizan, M. Feric, Z. Zoricic, D. Vojnovic, S. Jelic, A. Zizak

13:00

Gambling among Adolescents: preliminar evaluation of a School-Based prevention program.

Daniel Lloret-Irles, Victor Cabrera-Perona, Jose Vicente Segura-Heras

13:00

Empowering parent organizations to prevent substance use in Spain and Portugal- Aims, methods and primary outcomes of the

Lloret, Harvey, Samkange-Zeeb, Pischke, Juan, Duch, Anupol, Magalhaes, Mendes

13:00

Effectiveness of the school based prevention program Rock and Water in improving students’ social safety: Communication as indirect

Esther Mertens, Maja Dekovic, Monique Van Londen, Ellen Reitz

13:00

Preventing weight gain could be a strategy to achieve and maintain smoking abstinence?

Carmela Martinez-Vispo, Ana López-Durán, Elisardo Becoña

13:00

A Mobile Application to Improve Eating Behavior by Training Users to Eat Intuitively

Lauren Outland

13:00

Implementation of the project ‘A window to the world of cultural diversity’ aimed at developing intercultural

Joanna Wojcieszek, Kinga Wojcieszek, Maria Wojcieszek

14:30-14:45

UPC Universal Prevention Curriculum adapted for European professionals training: EUPC

van der Kreeft, Sloboda, Burkhart, De Pauw, Coone, Dewulf, Van Havere

14:45-15:00

European Decision Makers' Feedback to a Short Training Curriculum on Prevention Science

Rachele Donini

15:00-15:15

Specialized Training Course in Prevention of Addictions: the EUPC online in Portuguese

Susana Henriques

15:15-15:30

The Universal Prevention Curricula (UPC) implementation into the Prague Model of Addiction Studies: process evaluation

Michal Miovsky, Jiri Libra, Amalie Pavlovska, Anna Vondrova, Roman Gabrhelik

15:30-15:45

An overview on the UPC-Adapt (Universal Prevention Curriculum) training piloting process of the short standardized European UPC-curriculum: strengths and points for improvement in the Belgian

Annemie Coone, Femke Dewulf, Peer van der Kreeft

14:30-14:45

The Future of Blueprints and Other Prevention Registries

Karl Hill, Pamela Buckley, Christine Steeger

14:45-15:00

How to inform policy- and decision-makers about evidence-based prevention

Matej Košir, Sanela Talić

15:00-15:15

Supporting evaluation in prevention in Ibero-American countries. The Bank of Instruments of Evaluation in drug demand reduction: a COPOLAD (EU-CELAC Cooperation Programme on Drugs Policies)

Daniel Lloret, Salvador Teresa, Martinez Virginia, Catia Magalhaes

15:15-15:30

Institutional racism and prevention of use of alcohol and other drugs: a bioethical reflection

Andréa Leite Ribeiro, Wanderson Flor Do Nascimento

15:30-15:45

Confronting the Challenges and Requirements in the Provision of Online Resources for Evidence-based

Richard Lynas, Jamila Boughelaf

14:30-14:45

How do we convince policy makers that prevention matters? Challenges in presenting the economic case for drug

Sumnall, Pennington, Collins, Leigh, Martin, Owen, Fischer, Bates

14:45-15:00

Re-imagining early intervention

Nick Axford, Tim Hobbs, Louise Morpeth, Vashti Berry, Jenny North

15:00-15:15

Cost-Effectiveness Analysis of Parenting Interventions for the Prevention of Persistent Externalizing Behaviors: a Long Term

Camilla Nystrand, Inna Feldman, Pia Enebrink, Filipa Sampaio

15:15-15:30

Forward-thinking prevention: The role of online assessment in future evidence-based practice. An ADEPIS case

Jamila Boughelaf, Richard Lynas

15:30-15:45

Monitoring change in local prevention systems: an Australian example

L. Hopkins, T. Riley, M. Gomez, S. Davdson, D. Chamberlain, K. Conte, A. Wilson

14:30-14:45

Challenges on prevention policy transfer in contexts with high levels of inequality

Lorenzo et.al

14:45-15:00

‘Safe Kraków Programme’ – a dialogue of theory and practice

Katarzyna Jurzak, Piotr Mączyński

15:00-15:15

Is the future of prevention virtual? Examining the efficacy of a virtual human intervention to translate cancer screening

Krieger, Neil, Griffin, Modave, Lok, Lee, Raisa, Zalake, Tavassoli

15:15-15:30

Injecting some science into the art of service design

Tim Hobbs, Kate Tobin, Maria Portugal, Ben Hartridge, Nick Axford

15:30-15:45

The effect of the Empowering Hospital model on healthy behaviours

A. Coppo, F. Faggiano, C. Airoldi, L. Donat Castello, D. Susta

14:30-14:45

“Our sin was to evaluate our interventions and we have been punished for that”: the complexity of trying to associate prevention science and public policy and the use of

Abreu et.al

14:45-15:00

Opportunity for successful knowledge translation in Lithuania

Vincentas Liuima, Rolanda Valintėlienė

15:00-15:15

Contextual barriers and facilitators in Strengthening Families Program implementation process in

Gomes Abdala et.al

15:15-15:30

Effects of the Incredible Years (IY) Teacher Classroom Management (TCM) program in universal and disadvantage settings; change in children’s problem behavior and social

M. Aasheim, M.J. Seabra-Santos, S. Fossum, M.F. Gaspar, O. Løndal

15:30-15:45

Influential factors on the implementation process of the Strengthening Families Program in Brazil: a group leader´s

Nobre-Sandoval et.al

16:30-17:15

2018 Presidents' Award: Children’s propensity to consume sugar and fat predicts regular alcohol consumption in

Kirsten Mehlig

18:00-18:01 Conference Close

11:00-11:30 Coffee Break

13:00-14:30 Lunch Break

16:00-16:30 Coffee Break