ASBHM 2024 Scientific Program – Day Two 2 – The Australasian Society for Behavioural Health and Medicine

ANNUAL SCIENTIFIC CONFERENCE

ASBHM 2024

DAY 2

THURSDAY 8th FEBRUARY 2024

THE TERRACE HOTEL | ADELAIDE, SA

7:30- 8:30	ASBHM Executive Committee Breakfast (Executive Committee members only)

8:30- 9:00	REGISTRATION

9:00- 10:30	ROOM 1: Oral Session - Improving Diet and Exercise (Chair: Dr Chloe Maxwell-Smith)
	The Role of Environmental and Dispositional Factors in Parents’ Unhealthy Snack and Beverage Provision Prof Barbara Mullan, Curtin University
	Harnessing the Influence of Leaders to Enhance Exercisers’ Participation and Experiences: An Identity Leadership Approach Dr Mark Stevens, Australian National University
	What do Older Adults Need from an Online Nutrition Education Resource? A Qualitative Study Ashlee Turner, University of Sydney
	Assessing the Potential Impact of Different Types of Episodic Future Thinking Techniques on Delay Discounting and Snacks Intake A/Prof Carina Chan, La Trobe University
	The Long-Term Utility of Habit on Exercise: Interaction Effects of Psychological Distress Indita Dorina, Curtin University

9:00- 10:30	ROOM 2: Oral Session 5 - Stress, Mental Health and Wellbeing (Chair: Dr Chris Kilby)
	“The most stressful event of my life”: A Qualitative Study Exploring Parental Stress and Stress Reduction in the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit Dr Anna Serlachius, University of Auckland
	An Experimental Test of the Effect of Stress Mindset on Stressor Appraisals Dr Jacob Keech, Griffith University
	Exploring Emotions in Relation to Neighbourhood Environmental Characteristics Among Older Adults with a Low Socio-Economic Position Noortje Jacobs, Ghent University & Deakin University
	Exploring the Stress Response in Youth Residential Workers Dr Chris Kilby, The Cairnmillar Institute

10:30- 11:00	Morning Tea

11:00- 12:30	ROOM 1: Rapid Communications (Chair: Ashlee Turner)
	Mental Health Consumers Have Low Hepatitis C Knowledge, but Support Routine Hepatitis C Care: Results from a Survey in Two Australian Inpatient Units Dr Carly Mallise, Hunter New England Population Health & University of Newcastle
	Childhood Dementia Insight: A Mixed-Methods Study Investigating the Psychosocial, Quality of Life, and Psychological Impacts of Childhood Dementia on Families Dr Lauren Kelada, University of New South Wales
	The impact of Prison on Prisoners’ Cognitions, Mental Health, and Behaviour: A Systematic Review Sabryna Sas, Griffith University
	Training Australian Dietitians in Behaviour Change Techniques to Improve Perceived Capability, Opportunity, and Motivation in Practice Hayley Breare, Curtin University
	Street Features Related to Relaxation in Older Adults: A Virtual Reality Study Noortje Jacobs, Ghent University & Deakin University
	Personality Moderating the Impact of Psychological Resources: A Simple Online Survey Study Man-Chung Fung, CSIRO
	Psychological Predictors of Childhood Vaccination Intentions and Behaviours among Sunshine Coast Parents Dr Karina Rune, University of the Sunshine Coast
	Using Temporal Self-Regulation Theory and Food Reward Sensitivity to Predict Discretionary Food Consumption Indita Dorina, Curtin University
	Exploring the Healthcare Experiences of Young Adults with Chronic Health Conditions and Perceptions of Self-Identity Dr Chloe Maxwell-Smith, Curtin University
	Crossing the Rainbow Bridge: Effects of Human-Pet Attachment and Rituals on Grief Following Pet Loss Dr Bernadine Cocks, University of New England
	Co-Occurring Psychological Distress and Alcohol or Other Drug Use Among Indigenous Australians: Data from the National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Health Survey Dr Breanne Hobden, University of Newcastle
	Clinicians Prioritise Antenatal Care for Smoking, Alcohol Consumption, and Gestational Weight Gain When it is Patient Requested: Evidence from a Discrete Choice Experiment Dr Carly Mallise, Hunter New England Population Health & University of Newcastle
	Becoming the ‘Me’ I Want to Be: Defining Identity’s Contribution Within and Across Behaviour Change Context Kristie-Lee Alfrey, Central Queensland University
	“Nostalgic Food Heals For Us”: A Qualitative Exploration of Experiences with Nostalgia, Food, and Mood Dr Megan Lee, Bond University
	Implementing and Evaluating Clinical Nurse Consultants for Individuals with Developmental and Epileptic Encephalopathies: A Study Protocol Dr Lauren Kelada, University of New South Wales

11:00- 12:30	ROOM 2: Oral Session 6 - Psychosocial Aspects of Chronic Illness (Chair: Dr Naomi Kakoschke)
	“It made me realise, like, how mentally strong I am.” Participant Experiences of the Life Grid Interview in a Study Exploring Healthcare Journeys Natalia Duba, Trinity College Dublin
	“Almost seems like a finger-pointing type thing”: Exploring the Social Experiences of Women with Gestational Diabetes and Co-Designing a Measure of Gestational Diabetes Stigma Eloise Litterbach, The Australian Centre for Behavioural Research in Diabetes
	Factors Associated with Progression to Bariatric Surgery and Their Relationships with Quality of Life Mia Majstorovic, University of Adelaide
	Knowledge and Understanding of Myalgic Encephalomyelitis/Chronic Fatigue Syndrome in Ireland: Findings from a Cross-Sectional Survey Natalia Duba, Trinity College Dublin
	The Psychological, Social, and Quality of Life Outcomes of People with a Cardiac Implantable Electronic Device: An Umbrella Review Mitchell Nicmanis, University of Adelaide

12:30- 13:30	KEYNOTE ADDRESS: ‘It ain’t (just) what you do, it’s the way that you do it’: Identifying Priorities and Setting the Agenda for Improved Methods in Behaviour Change Research - Professor Molly Byrne, University of Galway (Chair: Dr Caitlin Liddelow)

13:30- 14:30	Lunch and Peers Connect Mentoring Session

14:30- 16:00	ROOM 1: Oral Session - Gendered Health and Wellbeing (Chair: Dr Megan Lee)
	Exploring the Psychological Wellbeing of People Born with Variations of Sex Characteristics Dr Ingrid Rowlands, University of Queensland
	Informing an Online PCOS Health Coaching Program Dr Stephanie Pirotta, Monash University
	What Role do Workplaces Play in Proactively Navigating the Menopausal Transition?: A Scoping Review of Experiences and Appraisals in the Workplace Kayley Zielinski-Nicolson, Macquarie University
	Exploring Intimacy and Sexual Quality of Life in Prostate Cancer Patients and their Partners: A Qualitative Study Dr Karina Rune, University of the Sunshine Coast

14:30- 16:00	ROOM 2: Oral Session - Health Promotion and Disease Prevention (Chair: A/Prof Carina Chan)
	“It has to be drastically different depending on the location”: Concept Mapping of Behaviour Change Intervention Typologies for Pharmacy Models Dr Chloe Maxwell-Smith, Curtin University
	Promotional Videos for Mail-Out Bowel Cancer Screening: Consumer Perspectives Dr Laura Anderson, Cancer Council Queensland & University of Queensland
	Assessing the Implementation of Healthy Eating and Physical Activity Interventions in Australian Primary Schools: A Cross-Sectional Study Jessica Bell, Hunter New England Population Health & University of Newcastle & Hunter Medical Research Insititute
	Patient Factors Associated with Psychosocial Impacts of Lung Cancer Screening: A Systematic Review Kathleen McFadden, The Daffodil Centre & University of Sydney
	Focus on the Positive: Side Effect Information Framing, Generic Medications, and the Nocebo Effect A/Prof Kate Faasse, University of New South Wales

16:00- 17:30	Workshop: Communicating Our Resarch to the Media Bianca Frew, CSIRO. Please see the 'Events' page for more details.

16:00- 17:30	End of Day 2

18:30- Late	Conference Dinner Mismatch Brewing (Adelaide Brewhouse) Tickets must be purchased in advance to attend

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