ANNUAL SCIENTIFIC CONFERENCE
ASBHM 2024
DAY 3
FRIDAY 9th FEBRUARY 2024
THE TERRACE HOTEL | ADELAIDE, SA
| 8:30- 9:00 | REGISTRATION |
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| 9:00- 10:30 | ROOM 1: Symposium - Take the Pledge: An International Consensus to Bring an End to Diabetes Stigma and Discrimination (Chair: Dr Elizabeth Holmes-Truscott) |
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Diabetes stigma refers to the negative social judgments, stereotypes, and prejudices that unfairly affect people with diabetes all over the world. Around 4 in 5 people with diabetes have experienced diabetes stigma. Diabetes stigma can lead to being treated differently. Up to 1 in 3 people with diabetes have been discriminated against due to their diabetes. To bring an end to diabetes stigma and discrimination, 51 experts from 18 countries came together. They have lived experience, research and clinical experience. They reviewed the scientific evidence and established an international consensus on 49 Statements of Evidence and Recommendations. They have also achieved a consensus on a Pledge to bring an end to diabetes stigma and discrimination. Available at: www.enddiabetesstigma.org. In this symposium, presenters will detail the aims, methods and findings of the consensus, including the evidence and recommendations to bring an end to diabetes stigma and discrimination. |
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Dr Elizabeth Holmes-Truscott (Deakin University) |
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Dr Anna Serlachius (University of Auckland) |
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Dr Eloise Litterbach (The Australian Centre for Behavioural Research in Diabetes) |
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Alison Robinson, Deakin University |
| 9:00- 10:30 | ROOM 2: Oral Presentations - Health Technology and Digital Health (Chair: Jessica Charlesworth) |
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Can a School-Based eHealth Lifestyle Intervention Improve Adolescent Mental Health? Anxiety, Depression and Psychological Distress Outcomes of the Health4Life Cluster Randomised Controlled Trial |
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Conceptual Process for Developing Text Messages as Part of an m-Health Program to Support Parents and Carers Across the First 2000 Days using Co-Design and the Behaviour Change Wheel |
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Combining modern pain science education, virtual reality and coaching in an Occupational Rehabilitation Setting |
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New Generation, Personalized, Digital Coaches can Revolutionize Health Care |
| 10:30- 11:00 | Morning Tea |
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| 11:00- 12:00 | KEYNOTE ADDRESS: Uncovering the Power of Habit for Improving Health Behaviours - Associate Professor Amanda Rebar, Central Queensland University (Chair: Prof Barbara Mullan) |
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| 12:00 - 13:30 | ROOM 1: Rapid Communications (Chair: Dr Caitlin Liddelow) |
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Role of Intention and Habits in Predicting Physical Activity Engagement in Older People |
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The Prevalence, Patterns and Socio-Demographic Correlates of e-Cigarette use Among Australian Adolescents: Results from a Cross-Sectional Survey of Over 4000 Adolescents |
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Team Climate within Australian Alcohol Treatment Centres: A Cross-Sectional Study |
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Preferences for Active School Transport Interventions among Primary School and Secondary School Students and Their Parents |
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Lay Perspectives of Behavioural Complexity in Health Behaviour Habit Formation |
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Investigating the moderation effect of cue consistency in e-cigarette use within a dual-process model |
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Incentive Salience and Problematic Alcohol Use |
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Mind-body Therapies for Persistent Pain Post-stroke: A Scoping Review |
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Fact Versus Belief: Who Holds the Stronger Opinion? |
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Effectiveness of School-Based Obesity Prevention Interventions on the Health Behaviours of Children Aged 6-18 |
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“It becomes all you can think about”: A mixed methods exploration of food insecurity in Western Australian food pantry users. |
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Co-design of decision support tools for lung cancer screening |
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A Multi-National, Repeated Measures Study Investigating the Associations Between Stress, Worry, and Hygiene |
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“Understanding what matters most”: Healthcare Professionals’ Perspectives on Palliative Care Communication with Adolescents and Young Adults of Culturally and Linguistically Diverse Backgrounds |
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Smoking and Quitting Characteristics of Smokers with and Without a Mental Health Condition in Australia: A Comparative Analysis Utislising People-Level Survey Data |
| 13:30- 14:30 | Lunch and Annual General Meeting (AGM) AGM will start at 13:45 |
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| 14:30- 16:00 | ROOM 1: Oral Presentations - Healthcare Providers and Systems (Chair: Dr Chris Kilby) |
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The Perceptions of Renal Allied Health Professionals About Cognitive Changes in Dialysis Patients: A Qualitative Study |
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Provider Perspectives on the Psychosocial Impacts of Lung Cancer Screening |
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A Qualitative Study to Understand Patient and Dietitian Beliefs to Following Bariatric Surgery Post-Operative Dietary Recommendations |
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An Exploration of the Intersections Between Health System Engagement and Wellbeing for Refugee Women in the First 1000 Days |
| 14:30- 16:00 | ROOM 2: Oral Presentations - Evaluations of Health Behaviour Interventions (Chair: Dr Caitlin Fehily) |
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Identifying the Active Components of Interventions Targeting the Psychological Well-Being of Motor Neuron Disease Carers |
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Acceptability and Engagement with a Parent Delivered Text Message Intervention Targeting Behavioural Risk Factors for Chronic Disease Across the First 2000 days |
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Building Positive Body Image in People with Chronic Illness: Preliminary Evaluation of a Co-Produced Cognitive Behavioural Group Program |
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The Scalability of Evidence-Based Healthy Eating and Physical Activity Interventions in Australian Primary Schools: A Cross-Sectional Survey |
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Developing a Virtual Reality Psychosocial |
| 16:00- 17:00 | Closing Ceremony and Awards - Food and drinks provided |
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| 17:30 | End of Day 3 and ASBHM 2024 |
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