POSTERS 2008 CHILD AND ADOLESCENT PUBLIC HEALTH 1. Teaching first aid in Danish primary schools Lotte Groth Jensen Denmark 2. Do parents’ education, perceived discrimination and hopelessness explain worse self- rated health in Roma adolescents compared to the majority population? Andrea Madarasova Geckova Slovakia 3. Gender analysis of sexual behavior of senior high-school students in Skopje, R. Macedonia – cross-sectional study Brankica Mladenovik Macedonia 4. What do children understand? Communicating health behavior in a European multi- centre study (2007-2011) Katharina Maria Keimer Germany 5. Prevalence and trends of alcohol use among school-aged children in Lithuania, 1994– 2006 Apolinaras Zaborskis Lithuania 6. The effect of personality dimensions and alcohol availability on alcohol consumption by young adolescents Beata Gajdošová Slovakia 7. Waist circumference and early diagnostics of a metabolic syndrome Larisa Zavjalova Russia 8. Does change of non-smoking policies have influence on smoking prevalence decline in Lithuanian school-aged children: HBSC study 1994-2006? Linas Sumskas Lithuania 9. The prevalence of passive smoking of pupils from rural school communities – a major public health problem Mocean Floarea Romania 10. E-interventions for students with hazardous or problematic alcohol use: A pilot study in Antwerp, Belgium Jessica Fraeyman Belgium 11. Injuries among young people in Europe Heli Kumpula Finland 12. Availability of behavioural determinants of obesity in children in Europe 1
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POSTERS 2008 CHILD AND ADOLESCENT PUBLIC HEALTH
1. Teaching first aid in Danish primary schools Lotte Groth Jensen Denmark 2. Do parents’ education, perceived discrimination and hopelessness explain worse self-rated health in Roma adolescents compared to the majority population? Andrea Madarasova Geckova Slovakia
3. Gender analysis of sexual behavior of senior high-school students in Skopje, R.
Macedonia – cross-sectional study Brankica Mladenovik Macedonia
4. What do children understand? Communicating health behavior in a European multi-
centre study (2007-2011) Katharina Maria Keimer Germany
5. Prevalence and trends of alcohol use among school-aged children in Lithuania, 1994–
2006 Apolinaras Zaborskis Lithuania
6. The effect of personality dimensions and alcohol availability on alcohol consumption
by young adolescents Beata Gajdošová Slovakia
7. Waist circumference and early diagnostics of a metabolic syndrome Larisa Zavjalova Russia
8. Does change of non-smoking policies have influence on smoking prevalence decline in
Lithuanian school-aged children: HBSC study 1994-2006? Linas Sumskas Lithuania 9. The prevalence of passive smoking of pupils from rural school communities – a major
public health problem Mocean Floarea Romania
10. E-interventions for students with hazardous or problematic alcohol use: A pilot study in
Antwerp, Belgium Jessica Fraeyman Belgium
11. Injuries among young people in Europe Heli Kumpula Finland
12. Availability of behavioural determinants of obesity in children in Europe
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Anja Zscheppang Germany
13. Effects of neighborhoods deprivation on adverse birth outcomes in an urban area of
Lisbon metropolitan area Rita Santos Portugal
14. Monitoring health inequalities in adolescence – The Finnish School Health Promotion
study Pauliina Luopa Finland
15. Teenager’s sexual behavior and drinking style in Finland Tomi Lintonen Finland
16. Family relations and the spread of the drugs use among adolescents in region of Koper
and Slovenia Marina Sucic Vukovic Slovenia
17. Availability of Baby Friendly Hospitals in EU Member States, EEA and Candidate
Countries Grit Neumann Germany
18. Adolescent's knowlege and attitude before and after two year program: Scaling-up
HIV/AIDS Response in Croatia Vesna Juresa Croatia
19. The area-based social patterning of injuries among 10 to 19 year olds. Changes over
time in the Stockholm County Anne-Mari Reimers Sweden
20. Ten years pediatric heart transplantation activity in France Christelle Cantrelle France
21. Dating violence among 16- 24 year olds in Denmark – risk factors and health
implications Nina Schütt Denmark
22. Evaluation of a school-based adolescent health promotion programme with focus on
well-being related to stress Katarina Haraldsson Sweden
23. Prevalence of asthma among children in central St. Petersburg, Russia Andrej Grjibovski Norway
24. Changes in adolescent sexual activity and risk behavior in 1996-2007 Kobra Falah-Hassani Finland
25. Stresses of parenting in families having preschool-age children
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Ausra Petrauskiene Lithuania
26. The influencing factors on suicide ideation among adolescents in South Korea in 2006 Eunok Park South Korea
27. Effectiveness of daily physical education at primary schools – project: “fit for pisa” – Vicky Henze Germany
28. Prevalence of congenital anomalies in Latvia in 2000- 2005 Anita Villerusa Latvia
29. Physical activity in adolescents: prevalence and associate factors António Oliveira Portugal
CHRONIC DISEASES
30. Impact of Hospital Mortality by Acute Myocardial Infarction (AMI) in Canary Islands (1996-2005)
Maria Dolores Fiuza Perez Spain
31. Impact of Outdoor Autonomy in Quality of Life of People with Multiple Sclerosis Luísa Pedro Portugal
32. Psychosocial predictors of change in the quality of life among coronary patients Zuzana Skodova Slovakia
33. Functional disability, pain and depression in early rheumatoid arthritis patients Jozef Benka Slovakia
34. Support tool for professionals addressed to integrate Gender Perspective into Health
35. Change in social life is associated with non-compliance in patients after kidney
transplantation Lucia Prihodova Slovakia
36. Is self-rated health related to the employment status of patients with multiple sclerosis? Martina Krokavcova Slovakia
37. Structured primary care for type II diabetes: effects on clinical outcomes and patient
education. Andrea Fokkens Netherlands
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38. Varicose veins surgery assessment in national health services: a comparison between Italy and England
Carlo Cavazzini Italy
39. Mortality of diabetes patients in Latvia, 2006 Ieva Strele Latvia
40. Chronic illness and exclusion from the Swedish labour market 1978-2005 Lotta Nylén Sweden
41. Chronic pain in the Portuguese Population: results from the Fourth National Health
Interview Survey EP Paixão Portugal
ENVIRONMENT RELATED DISEASES
42. Particulate matter less than 2.5 mμ over daily mortality in Madrid, Spain (2003 – 2005) Cristina Linares Spain
43. Impact of noise levels over daily mortality in children in Madrid, Spain (2003-2005) Lorena Flavia Rodriguez Spain
44. Mid long-term effects of ventilation-study and -advice to improve indoor air quality in
primary schools Merel Linthorst Netherlands
45. Paediatricians’ attitudes, beliefs and knowledge on environmental health in Spain Trini López Spain
46. The effect of air-conditioning (AC) on the in hospital mortality during the 2003 heat-
wave in Mainland Portugal Baltazar Nunes Portugal
47. Environment and Public Health: nitro-compounds role evaluation on the mutagenicity
due to urban PM10 air pollution in Torino Deborah Traversi Italy
48. Seasonality and periodicities of Rickettsial diseases’ hospital admissions in Portugal
mainland Paulo Nogueira Portugal
49. Toxic cyanobacteria blooms in Portuguese freshwaters - a summarized overview Paulo Pereira Portugal
50. Evaluation of oxidative stress in acute and chronic exposure to nitrates/nitrites in
South-Western Romania Ileana Manoela Prejbeanu
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Romania
51. Assessment of foetal exposure to lead through biomonitoring in the blood of pregnant women residing in Central Portugal
Vera Geraldes Portugal
52. Statistic analysis of the prevalence of Legionella pneumophila in water samples from
Portugal in the period of 2000 to 2007. Catarina Mansilha Portugal 53. Pesticide exposure in greenhouses Joao Teixeira Portugal
54. Simultaneous analysis of endocrine disruptors in environmental waters by
chromatography/mass spectrometry Catarina Mansilha Portugal
FOOD AND NUTRITION
55. Food poverty and eating habits among adolescents in Europe: Do the West-East gap exist?
Gintare Petronyte Lithuania
56. Monarchal nutrition and life habits, advantages concerning health Corina-Aurelia Zugravu Romania
57. Food quality assessment in kindergartens Christiane Hillger Germany
58. The association of parents’ Sense of Coherence with eating patterns of their children
aged 10-11 Carola Ray Finland
59. An assessment of the dietary intakes of three years old children - study in Krakow Elżbieta Sochacka-Tatara Poland
60. Children with food allergies and possibilities of care in Lithuanian schools Egle Vaitkaitiene Lithuania 61. The assesment of dieatary behaviour and physical activity as a risk factors in the
developing of coronary heart disease Izet Mašic Bosnia-Herzegovina
62. Meta-analysis on body weight changes following childbirth Natalie Schmitt Germany 63. The sensitivity of body mass index calculated from self-stated weight and height values
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Bahar Guciz Dogan Turkey
HEALTH PROMOTION
64. Driving under the influence of drugs: a register-based study of trends in Finland during 1977–2007
Aini Ostamo Finland
65. Smoking and occupation: a cross-sectional study among 4,024 young workers from
Central Italy Bruno Federico Italy
66. The self-system as predictor of engagement in risk-taking behaviour among
adolescents Zuzana Veselska Slovakia
67. Children’s knowledge of the role of environment in health and illness Bettina Piko Hungary
68. Surveys of public attitudes towards smoking and tobacco control policy in Russia Kirill Danishevskiy Russia
69. The importance of general, social and drinking refusal self-efficacy for alcohol drinking
patterns among Slovak university students Rene Sebena Slovakia
70. What is new about New Public Health? Focus and governing technologies Signild Vallgårda Denmark
71. Analysis of Doses Received through Radio-diagnosis by Patients in South-Western
Romania Daniela Mossang Romania
72. Commissioning ‘community well-being’ for older people Kalpa Kharicha United Kingdom
73. Health of juvenile and adult prisoners in Romania Poledna Sorina Romania
74. Brief Intervention in Changing Adults’ Nutrition Behaviour: Results from the EVI Study
Conducted in Central Finland during 2006-2007 Hanna Kontinen Finland
75. Relationship of harmful life habits and work environment with the myocardial infarction
among women aged 35-64 in Kaunas Ada Azaraviciene Lithuania
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76. Unplugged: an european school based programme effective in preventing tobacco, alcohol and drug use among adolescents
Serena Vadrucci Italy
77. Socioeconomic inequalities in preventing cardiovascular risk factors among Italian
adults in 2004-2005 Caterina Bianca Neve Aurora Bianchi Italy
78. Evaluation of a national information and prevention campaign on drug and alcohol use
in Belgium Guido Van Hal Belgium
79. A multidisciplinary team assesses the potential effects of local policies on the health of
the population of Ragusa through Health Impact Assessment tools. Rosa Giuseppa Frazzica Italy
80. Woman and smoking: public health insight Karine Sahakyan Armenia
81. Health promotion priorities within local authorities: comparative analysis in four
municipalities Nina Simonsen-Rehn Finland
82. Smoking and quitting patterns in Armenia Narine Movsisyan Armenia
83. Mapping Health Promotion Itziar Vergara Spain
84. Pattern in socioeconomic inequalities and drinking behaviour in Belgium, from 1997 to
2004 Marina Puddu Belgium
85. Tackling male obesity: a group-based weight management intervention for men in a
deprived area of Scotland Cindy Gray United Kingdom
86. Prenatal care and behavioural risk factors for pregnancy evolution in Romania Violeta Cichirea Romania
87. Home based Cardiac Rehabilitation: adopting a behaviour change approach to
encourage independent exercise Angela Scriven United Kingdom
88. The awareness and usage of female condom among registered sex worker in Ankara,
Turkey Deniz Caliskan Turkey
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89. Citizen’s centred health information: a critical change engine? Ana Rita Pedro Portugal 90. Asthma and the new smoke-free law: what has changed? João Duarte Portugal
HEALTH SERVICES RESEARCH
91. Psychosocial work environment and work commitment of primary health care personnel in 2000-2002 in Finland – Does the service provision model play a role?
Anne Koponen Finland
92. What do we do in public health research: a thematic factorial correspondence analysis
of a bibliometric database Olivier Grimaud France
93. The effectiveness of primary care after reforms in Poland Joana Kobza Poland
94. Gender Aspects in the intensive care of geriatric patients (Carinthia, Austria; 2003) Astrid Knopp Austria
95. Opening the ‘black box’: A study of the implementation process of nationally agreed
clinical guidelines Dimitrios Spyridonidis United Kingdom
96. The decision to perform Caesarean section in Russia Victor Maltcev United Kingdom
97. Are there regional differences in mortality amenable to health care in Finland? Kristiina Manderbacka Finland
98. Municipal variation in health and social service use in the last two years of life among
old people Leena Forma Finland
99. Potential reduction of length of stay in Dutch hospitals Ine Borghans Netherlands
100. How do consumers process and evaluate comparative health care information?
A qualitative study using cognitive interviews Michelle Hendriks Netherlands
101. Induced abortion counselling at public sector women's clinics in St. Petersburg,
Russia, in 2005 Meri Larivaara
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Finland
102. A set of three indicators on Femur –fracture treatment based on routinely collected data: Results from 4 Italian regions (1999-2006)
Rosa Gini Italy
103. Disease Management in Europe. Position Paper of the European Forum for
Primary Care Stefan Greß Germany
104. A review of the studies on genetic screening Silvia Longhi Italy
105. Development and Validation of a Set of Quality Indicators for Comprehensive
Care in Cardiovascular Disease in Argentina Andres Pichon Riviere Argentina
106. Socio-economic differences in utilisation of health-care services by the elderly
in Belgium Sarah Hoeck Belgium
107. Mental Healthcare in Spain: Is necessity driving variations in Hospitalization
Rates? Felipe Aizpuru Spain
108. Use of conventional, complementary and alternative treatments by patients
facing chronic illness: A model for patient-centred care? Petra Plunger Austria
109. Inappropriate emergency department (ED) use: physician point of view and
patients outcomes. A study in 4 emergency departments in France Joël Ladner France
110. The influence of news-events on health after a disaster: a longitudinal study in
general practice Petra ten Veen Netherlands
111. Underlying risk for 30-day in-hospital mortality among patients admitted with
acute myocardial infarction in Portugal (2005-2006) Valeska Andreozzi Portugal
112. Reasons for heavy use of dental services in a Metropolitan Public Dental
Service in Finland Annamari Nihtilä Finland
113. Effect of waiting time reform on the provision of operations Hennamari Mikkola Finland
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114. Operational effects of waiting time reform in specialized care Ulla Tuominen Finland
115. Physicians views support in the sick listing process as positive Ingemar Petersson Sweden
116. Health and social carers’ strategies of coping with domestic violence against
older people in Poland – study among organizations that provide services to victims of abuse (“Breaking the taboo” European project)
Barbara Wozniak Poland
117. Health Care in Poland in elderly patients' opinion Tomasz Ocetkiewicz Poland
118. Health services utilisation by patients with eczema. Analysis of a population-
based administrative health-care and prescription database from Germany Jochen Schmitt Germany
119. Regional differences in human resources of school welfare services Kirsi Wiss Finland
120. Public knowledge and opinion on organ donation in Hungary Eva Susanszky Hungary
121. Bone marrow donation: the donors’ perspective in a European joint study Zsuzsanna Szanto Hungary
122. Service Expenditures of School Health Care in Finland Hanna Happonen Finland
123. Health care coordination mechanisms. Opinions of managers and health
professionals of integrated health care organizations Diana Henao Martínez Spain
124. Adding the view of citizens, professionals and managers to the health service
planning in Catalonia (Spain) Josep Fuste Spain
125. Moving towards multidisciplinary primary care collaboration Johan Hansen Netherlands
126. A Franco-American comparison of the nurse practitioner role Galadriel Bonnel France
127. The variance of severity adjusted mortality rates of intensive care units and its
relevant factors in Korea EunJung Lee
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South Korea
128. Is health care in Eastern Europe privatising? An overview of health care delivery privatisation in Bulgaria and Romania
Rositsa Koleva-Kolarova Bulgaria
129. The Manchester Blood Borne Virus Research Partnership. Manchester, UK Arpana Verma United Kingdom
130. Activity-based costing as a practical method for clinical governance: the setting of Radiotherapy at the Campus Bio-Medico University Hospital in Rome
Tommasangelo Petitti Italy
131. Hesitative introduction of e-mail consultations in General Practice Robert Verheij Netherlands
132. Job satisfaction among doctors and nurses working in primary health care in
Serbia in 2007 Vesna Korac Serbia
133. The Evaluation of Associations between Health and Performance Metrics Using
the Corporate Health and Performance Group (CHAP) Kevin Holland-Elliott United Kingdom
134. Tuning primary care services to demand of local populations Dinny de Bakker Netherlands
INFECTIOUS DISEASES CONTROL
135. Registration during major outbreaks of infectious diseases Catherine Waegemaekers Netherlands
136. Knowledge and attitudes of health care provider toward aids Aliye Mandiracioglu Turkey
137. Succesful implementation of opting-out strategy for HIV testing; evaluation of
four years of standard HIV testing in an STI clinic Henriette Ter Waarbeek Netherlands
138. High performance and acceptability of self-collected anal swabs for diagnosis of
Chlamydia trachomatis and Neisseria gonorrhoeae in men and women Henriette Ter Waarbeek Netherlands
139. Rational Vaccination Policies- Results of an immunization experts´ DELPHI
discussion Brigitte Piso
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Austria
140. Social factors and compliance to TB active surveillance in homeless people in Rome
Stefania Bruno Italy
141. Is it proper to evaluate the effectiveness of operating rooms’ sanitation? Maria Luisa Cristina Italy
142. Pandemic Influenza Preparedness – Interoperability between the Autonomous
Region of Galicia and Northern Region of Portugal Delfina Antunes Portugal
143. Preventing seasonal influenza 2007-08, Viana do Castelo, Portugal:
nonpharmacological public health measures Carlos Daniel Pinheiro Portugal
144. Surveillance of School Absenteeism in the Northern Region of Portugal - a Pilot
Study Ana Correia Portugal
145. Surveillance for influenza pandemic preparedness in Portugal, 2007 Ana Correia Portugal
146. A national program for TB screening in Dutch prisons Merel Lindhorst Netherlands
147. Social response in preparing for Pandemic Influenza in Portugal: Awareness,
risk perceptions, and attitudes towards a pandemic threat in five large private organizations
Marta Sampayo Portugal
148. Pandemic Influenza Prepareness in the Northern Region of Portugal –
Intersectorial Simulation Exercise Delfina Antunes Portugal
149. Meningococcal C vaccination: a strategy to immunise adolescents Assunção Frutuoso Portugal
INJURY PREVENTION AND SAFETY PROMOTION
150. Parental awareness and knowledge regarding home hazards and their strategies to prevent childhood injuries
Juliana Habib Austria
151. Violence against women in Romania – classifications and patterns Cornelia Rada
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Romania
152. Injuries in childhood and its association with the socioeconomic and gender inequalities
Richard Allan Dale Sweden
153. Drinking and Injury in the Light of Emergency Admissions: Interview Based
Study in a Swiss Emergency Department Hervé Kuendig Sweden
MIGRANT HEALTH
154. Educational inequalities in metabolic syndrome vary by ethnic group in the Netherlands: Evidence from the SUNSET study
Charles Agyemang Netherlands
155. Perceived health among Roma and non-Roma adolescents: does socio-
economic status explain the differences between the ethnic groups? Peter Kolarcik Slovakia
156. Medical intervention of the Office for Mobile Population of Hellenic Center For
Diseases Control And Prevention at immigrant camps from 09/01/2007 to 22/12/2007 Olga Adrami Greece
157. Medicine use among ethnic minorities in Denmark Nana Folmann Hempler Denmark
158. Non-participation in breast cancer screening in Flanders, Belgium Sofie Van Roosbroeck Belgium
159. A pilot study of the migrants' satisfaction and knowledge of the Finnish health
services Hannamaria Kuusio Finland
160. Inequalities and health: the Latino American community in Genoa Paolo Orlando Italy
161. Accessibility of migrants by means of information events regarding addiction
prevention using active and passive recruitment strategies in Hannover (Germany) Ute Gerken Germany
162. Preventive behaviour of Russian- and Turkish-speaking migrants in Hanover
(Germany) and its impact on their quality of life Ulla Walter Germany
163. Hypertension Awareness, Treatment and Control Among African and Brazilian
Immigrants in Portugal – a population-based study
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Paulo Jorge Nicola Portugal
164. Breastfeeding initiation and duration in African and Brazilian immigrant Women
in Portugal Violeta Alarcão Portugal
165. Existence of probable psychological distress in African and Brazilian
immigrants in Portugal. Marta Godinho Portugal
166. Migrants: health problems – pathologies and risk factors António Tavares Portugal
167. Comparative description of health status, determinants and health services use
among migrant population in Portugal in the National Health Interview Survey (2005/2006)
Carlos Matias Dias Portugal
PUBLIC HEALTH ECONOMICS
168. Beyond socio-economic health inequalities: infant mortality in Western Europe Jouke Van der Zee Netherlands
169. The missing public health perspective in health economics Lars Ehlers Denmark
170. Health costs evolution in Brazil: an analysis utilizing the model of components
price and quantity Rodrigo Leal Brazil
PUBLIC HEALTH EPIDEMIOLOGY
171. Adapting a Markov simulation model for forecasting the requirements of CARPs and assessing scenarios for implications of drug eluting stents and changes in trends for CHD incidence
Haider Mannan Australia
172. Emergency data-based syndromic surveillance in Europe Thomas Krafft Germany
173. How can public health reporting contribute to “health in all policies”? Maria Auer Austria
174. Effect of smoking on life expectancy in Lithuania
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Ramune Kalediene Lithuania
175. Determinants of self-rated health in women: A population-based study in
190. Salutogenetic and pathogenetic factors of equal importance to predict mortality
in a Swedish general population Ingemar Andersson Sweden
191. Drunk driving in Finland between 1989 and 2007 Antti Impinen Finland
192. Socioeconomic differences in the association between sickness absence and
mortality Thomas Lund Denmark
193. Seniors dental health between 1999 and 2004 in France Emilie Labbe France
194. Conceptual framework of sickness absence and return to work, focusing on
both the individual and the contextual level Merete Labriola Denmark
195. Inequalities in HIV: findings from enhanced surveillance of HIV/AIDS in the
North West of England Leighton Jones United Kingdom
196. Effects of the Danish iodine fortification programme on the use of thyroid
medication Charlotte Cerqueira Denmark
197. Death attributable to tobacco smoking in Italy Federica Mathis Italy
198. Exposure and selection mechanisms in the disability pension process: a
comparison of two Swedish groups of disability pensioners Sofia Reinholdt Sweden
199. Oral health-related quality of life in Czech population Lenka Hodacova Czech Republic
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200. The EUPHORIC project: outcome indicators collection in Europe. Results of the second phase (pilot)
Valerio Manno Italy
201. A web based system for dynamic access to health data and indicators Marco Dalmasso Italy
202. The effects of wealth and income on self-rated health Akseli Aittomäki Finland
203. The Association Between Oral Health And Income Inequality, According To
Income Levels, In Brazil 2003 Roger Keller Celeste Sweden
204. Mortality risk in relation to select dimensions of psychological health in a
population sample of elderly residents in Kraków Piotr Brzyski Poland
205. Patterns of alcohol consumption in the elderly: trends (1998-2006) in France Bienvenu Bongue France
206. Sexual Behaviour of Undergraduate Students from Timis County, Romania Sorin Ursoniu Romania
207. Smoking and risk of stroke mortality in Lithuanian urban male population Kristina Jureniene Lithuania
208. Shift-Work and Insomnia in a Portuguese sample of policemen Odete Amaral Portugal
209. Risk Factors for Low Birth Weight in Gabrovo Regional Hospital, Bulgaria
(2005-2006) Gena Grancharova Bulgaria
210. Lumbar supports for secondary prevention of low-back pain in exposed
workers: a systematic review Simone Chiado' Piat Italy
211. Measuring the dimensions of social exclusion in public health research Deborah Baker United Kingdom
212. Evaluating the use of respondent driven sampling among sex workers and
injecting drug users in Tallinn, Estonia Anneli Uusküla Estonia
213. Influence of smoking on oral health Jindra Smejkalova
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Czech Republic
214. The variation in the distribution of physical activity between municipalities in Denmark
Charlotte Glümer Denmark
215. Prevalence of Helicobacter pylori infection in a Portuguese urban sample (1999-
2003) Bárbara Peleteiro Portugal
216. Risk factors for domestic violence against pregnant women Isabel Pereira Portugal
PUBLIC HEALTH GENOMICS
217. To what extent is CVD riskfactors associated with childhood and adulthood socioeconomic position? The Swedish 1969 conscription cohort
Tomas Hemmingsson Sweden
PUBLIC HEALTH PRACTICE AND POLICY
218. National quality programme Improving prevention; Collaboration in achieving high quality prevention: ten reasons for succes
Ellen Vermeulen Netherlands
219. Knowledge transfer for Health Impact Assessment: a case study in transport Hilary Thomson United Kingdom
220. Proposal for improving the effectiveness of HFE genetic test prescription Zuleika Saz-Parkinson Spain
221. A policy to support the medical innovation strategies in hospitals in France Gregoire Jeanblanc France
222. Nanobiotechnology as a legal challenge to health innovation Sara Vera Jardim Portugal
223. Formal and informal care among elderly in Italy: a cross-sectional study Alessandra Battisti Italy
224. Social inequalities in smoking habits across 38 municipalities in the Capital
Region of Denmark Helle Hilding-Nørkjær Denmark
225. Public Health doctors in Italian prevention departments: a proposal for future
Public Health (2007)
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Silvio Brusaferro Italy
226. Towards the vaccination process accreditation in an Italian regional health
service Silvio Brusaferro Italy
227. European public health advocacy at the regional level: the North West of
England Health Brussels Office Chris White Belgium
228. A qualitative risk analysis model to understand decision-making in obesity
prevention Cécile Knai United Kingdom
229. Application Of The Neuman And The Omaha Systems Models In Providing
Continuity Of Care Melek Coşan Yılmaz Turkey
230. The role of health examination surveys in determining priorities for diabetes and
CVD prevention: experience from Krakow, Poland Magdalena Szurkowska Poland
231. The promotion of (e) health literacy in the in the national strategy 'eHealth'
Switzerland Therese Stutz Steiger Switzerland 232. The small areas analysis in health planning. The Catalan Health Plan 2010 as an
example Vicente Martínez Beneyto Spain
233. Health Profiles: promoting health advocacy and health literacy Manuela Mendonça Felício Portugal
234. Development of an Urban Health Section in EUPHA Arpana Verma United Kingdom
PUBLIC MENTAL HEALTH
235. Negotiating difference and belonging in families from mixed racial, ethnic and faith backgrounds in Britain: Implications for mental health
Shuby Puthussery United Kingdom
236. Sense of Coherence in Caregivers of the Severely mentally ill – Pathways for
Mental Health Promotion Manuel Gonçalves Pereira Portugal
237. Cultural dynamics in sexual and reproductive health of immigrant women
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Sonia Dias Portugal
238. The prevalence of the diagnosis of depression in data of health insurances:
does it reflect epidemiologic reality? Anke Bramesfeld Germany
239. The prevalence of deliberate self harm among 15-17 year old Lithuanian
adolescents Agne Laskyte Lithuania
240. How Lithuanian adolescents tend to explain the reasons of deliberate self
harm? Nida Zemaitiene Lithuania
241. Urban Stress, Health and Quality of Life in the Lisbon Metropolitan Area (2004) Sandra Aguiar Portugal
242. Mental health of medical students in Hungary Éva Bíró Hungary
243. Misclassification and the use of register based indicators for depression Karsten Thielen Denmark
244. Factors Affecting Discrimination Toward Mental Illness Sangjun Moon South Korea
245. What connects poverty and psychological distress? County level analysis in
croatia Ognjen Brborovic Croatia
246. The mental health state among the children of the different orphanages in
Georgia Nino Naneishvili Georgia
247. Risk factors for depression in a community sample of Portuguese adolescents Nélio Veiga Portugal
SOCIAL SECURITY AND HEALTH
248. The impact of common health problems: a bio-psychosocial approach Rhiannon Buck United Kingdom
249. The prevalence of work-related stress, and its association to self perceived
health and sick leave, in a cohort of employed Swedish women, in 2004 - 2005 Kristina Holmgren Sweden
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250. Sickness presence is an important warning signal. A Swedish questionnaire
study Göran Ejlertsson Sweden
251. New instruments for the assessment of motivational determinants of return to
work after sickness absence Angelique De Rijk Netherlands
252. Variation and clustering of health and deprivation by small area in Helsinki in
1998-2006 Sakari Karvonen Finland
253. Telephone use, social networks and health status. A national survey on the
elderly in Italy Maria Avolio Italy
254. Long-term sickness absence: Gender divide is not explained by occupation,
income, mental distress or health Lisbeth Smeby Norway
255. Workplace violence and its association with self-rated general health: a study
among 9000 public employees in Sweden Marjan Vaez Sweden
256. Occupational Exposure to Formaldehyde and Genotoxic Risk Carina Ladeira Portugal
257. Electrocardiographic Alterations Andreia Isidoro Portugal 258. Electrocardiographic and Ecocardiographic characteristics in Body Training
System instructors Andreia Colaço Portugal
TRAINING AND EDUCATION
259. Public Health Medicine education and training in the Netherlands Marc Soethout Netherlands
260. Student conference as a social innovation in teaching public health Hannele Ylilehto Finland
261. Healthy Winter at Workplace: Measures of respiratory hygiene and social
distancing: a case study A Uva Portugal
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262. Information network on good practice in health care for migrants and minorities in Europe.Wiki technology as a tool for developing a health information source.
Barbara Niedzwiedzka Poland
263. Information literacy as an important component of health literacy Barbara Niedzwiedzka Poland
264. Multimethod evaluation of the gender health policy framed in the Women´s
Health Plan of the autonomous community of Cantabria, Spain. 2008 Angeles Cabria Spain
265. Differences in self reported morbidity by educational level: a comparison
between the 1998/99 and 2005/06 Portuguese Health Survey Results F Martins Portugal
266. Salt consumption risk evaluation in a public school for food production Cláudia Alexandra Colaço Lourenço Viegas Portugal
267. Comparing the priorities in oral health with the existing evidence in the
Cochrane Library Mona Nasser Germany
268. Medical care of patients with chronic hepatitis B infections in Germany: high
proportion of first generation migrants! Tanja Marschall Germany
UTILISATION OF MEDICINES
269. Medication consumption in a sample of university Portuguese students Marina Brás Portugal
270. Comparison of outpatient utilization of psychopharmaceuticals between Zagreb
and Scandinavian countries (2001-2006) Josip Čulig Croatia
271. Outpatient utilization of nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory antirheumatic drugs
(NSAID) in Croatia (2001-2005) Zvonimir Šostar Croatia
272. Online pharmacies: innovation or threat to health? Umberto Gelatti Italy
273. Drug information service for patients Uta Heinrich-Gräfe Germany
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274. Guideline adherence in general practice: trends over time Liset van Dijk Netherlands
275. Differences in general beliefs about medicines among doctors and nurses in
out-patient care Ingemar Åkerlind Sweden
276. Effectiveness of Primary Health Care centers in controlling blood pressure in
