Parallelsessions
Mittwoch, 22. November 2017 | Donnerstag, 23. November 2017
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| A1 | Boston 1 | Using big data to analyze infectious diseases | |
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Paying for diarrhoea: an estimation of healthcare costs due to acute gastroenteritis and campylobacteriosis in Switzerland Daniel Mäusezahl¹; Claudia Schmutz¹; Philipp J. Bless¹; Matthias Schwenkglenks²; Damiano Urbinello¹ 1 Swiss Tropical and Public Health Institute / Universität Basel; 2 Epidemiology, Biostatistics and Prevention Institute (EBPI), University of Zurich / Institute of Pharmaceutical Medicine, University of Basel |
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Modeling the consequences of regional heterogeneity in human papillomavirus (HPV) vaccination uptake on transmission in Switzerland Maurane Riesen¹; Victor Garcia; Nicola Low¹; Christian L. Althaus² |
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Hepatitis A in Switzerland: what we learn from surveillance data Claudia Schmutz¹; Sarah Huang²; Daniel Mäusezahl¹ |
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EHEC in Switzerland: outbreak or testing artefact? Apolline Saucy¹; Claudia Schmutz¹; Fabienne Fischer¹; Marianne Jost²; Daniel Mäusezahl¹ |
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Epidemiologie der Legionärskrankheit in der Schweiz - vertiefte Analyse der Daten des obligatorischen Meldesystems, 2000 - 2016 Nicole Gysin¹; Claudia Schmutz; Daniel Mäusezahl |
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| A2 | Boston 2 | Personalized tools to achieve better health | |
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Moderation: Murielle Bochud |
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Model-free machine learning methods for personalized breast cancer risk prediction Chang Ming¹; Pierre Chappuis²; Valeria Viassolo²; Nicole Probst³; Ivo Dinov⁴; Maria Katapodi¹ |
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Individually Tailored and Remote Physical Activity Promotion in Inactive Adults: Rational, design and baseline data of a randomized controlled trial Xenia Fischer; Lukas Zahner; Oliver Faude; Lars Donath |
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Repeated cross-sectional epigenome-wide association study on lung function, the ALEC project. Medea Imboden¹; Matthias Wielscher²; Faisal Rezwan³; André Amaral⁴; Emmanuel Schaffner⁵; Anna Beckmeyer-Borowko⁵; Marjo-Riitta Jarvelin⁴; John W Holloway³; Deborah L Jarvis⁴; Nicole M Probst-Hensch⁵ |
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ready4life: Individualisiertes SMS-Coachingprogramm für Lernende Claudia Künzli, Lungenliga Schweiz |
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| A3 | Boston 3 | Disability in the era of personalized medicine | |
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Moderation: Marcel Zwahlen |
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Advance Directives awareness and completion among elderly people in Switzerland: a gap to be reduced? Sarah Vilpert¹; Jürgen Maurer¹; Carmen Borrat-Besson² |
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Dispositions légales en cas d’incapacité de discernement : jugées intéressantes par les personnes âgées… quand elles les connaissent Anne Cattagni Kleiner¹; Brigitte Santos-Eggimann¹; Sarah Fustinoni¹; Anne-Véronique Dürst²; Eve Rubli²; Katja Haunreiter; Laurence Seematter-Bagnoud¹ |
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The Swiss paediatric Surveillance unit SPSU contributes to change in Public Health Policy and practice at an international level Mirjam Mäusezahl; Christoph Rudin; Daniela Beeli |
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Mortality and longevity after traumatic spinal cord injury in Switzerland from 1990 to 2011: A 21-year longitudinal study Jonviea D Chamberlain; Hans Peter Gmünder¹; Kerstin Hug²; Xavier Jordan³; André Moser⁴; Martin Schubert⁵; Martin WG Brinkhof⁶ |
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Disability and early deaths attributable to physical inactivity in Switzerland in 2015 Renato Mattli¹; Simon Wieser²; Nicole Probst-Hensch³; Arno Schmidt-Trucksäss¹; Matthias Schwenkglenks¹ |
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| A4 | Kairo 1 | Screening | |
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Moderation: Ursula Koch |
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Trajectories and predictors of mother's health-related quality of life during pregnancy: findings from a large population-based cohort study Guannan Bai¹; Hein Raat¹; Eva Mautner²; Ida Korfage¹ |
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Spatial clustering of childhood cancers in Switzerland: A nationwide study Garyfallos Konstantinoudis¹; Christian Kreis²; Roland Ammann³; Felix Niggli⁴; Claudia Kuehni⁵; Ben Spycher⁵ |
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Swiss Cancer Predisposition Cascade Screening Consortium regarding the use and impact of genetic testing in hereditary breast/ovarian cancer and Lynch syndromes: the CASCADE study Maria Katapodi, University of Basel |
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Low coronary risk calculator based detection rates of old arteries in middle-aged women at recommended decision thresholds Michel Romanens¹; Ansgar Adams²; Isabella Sudano³ |
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| A5 | Sydney | Meet the Speaker - Hannelore Daniel | |
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Stephanie Baumgartner; Isabel Zihlmann; Annette Matzke |
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| A6 | Kairo 2 | Gibt es personalisierte Gesundheitsförderung? Soll es sie geben? | |
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Felix Wettstein¹; Isabelle Schenkel²; Frank Wieber3; Reinhard Riedl4 |
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| A7 | Shanghai 1 | Workshop: Personalisierte Medizin als Ausdruck evolutiver Variabilität | |
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Nicole Bender; Kaspar Staub; Frank Rühli > Download Präsentation 1 (Bender) > Download Präsentation 2 (Staub) |
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| A8 | Shanghai 2 | Evidenz zu Public-Health-Massnahmen besser kommunizieren: Vorschlag für ein standardisiertes Cochrane-Review-Kurzformat als Entscheidungsgrundlage für Politik und Praxis | |
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Erik von Elm¹; Margot Mütsch²; Annegret Borchard¹; Jan M. Stratil³; Christina Kien⁴; Eva A. Rehfuess³; Laura Busert³ |
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| A9 | Shanghai 3 | Health and demographic surveillance systems (HDSSs) in low-and middle-income countries: a way to link personalised health with public health? | |
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Fachgruppe Global Health, Public Health Schweiz > Download Präsentation 1 (Intro) |
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Donnerstag, 23. November 2017 -13:00-14:15 Uhr
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| B1 | Boston 1 | New possibilities to achieve a healthy lifestyle | |
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Moderation: Sabine Rohrmann |
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Evidenzbasierte individualisierte Prävention für die Gesamtbevölkerung – ein Pilot Hilde Schäffler¹; Andreas Biedermann² |
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2 Socioeconomic status, sleep and cardiometabolic disorders: pooled analyses from six European cohorts Dusan Petrovic¹; José Haba Rubio¹; Michelle Kelly-Irving²; Cristian Carmeli¹; Marc Chadeau-Hyam³; Paolo Vineis³; Mika Kivimäki⁴; Martina Gandini⁵; Murielle Bochud¹; Peter Vollenweider¹; Angelo d'Errico⁶; Henrique Barros⁷; Silvia Fraga⁷; Marcel Goldberg⁸; Marie Zins⁸; Andrew Steptoe⁴; Cyrille Delpierre⁸; Raphael Heinzer¹; Silvia Stringhini¹ |
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The spatial distribution of urban air pollution exposure: does it matter at what floor you live? Marloes Eeftens; Mark Davey; Benjamin Flückiger; Alex Ineichen; Danyal Odabasi; Ming-Yi Tsai |
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Integrating early child development in home-based environmental interventions in rural Peru: a factorial randomised controlled trial Stella M. Hartinger¹; Néstor Nuño Martínez²; Patricia Mallma³; Hector Verastegui³; Mariela Ortiz⁴; Daniel Mäusezahl² |
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Parental modeling: Associations between objectively assessed physical activity of children and their parents participating in the SOPHYA*-study Bettina Bringolf-Isler¹; Christian Schindler¹; Bengt Kayser²; L Suzanne Suggs³; Markus Lamprecht⁴; Nicole Probst-Hensch¹ |
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| B2 | Boston 2 | Precision medicine and health for all | |
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Precision medicine and health for all: Part 1 - Digging the moat Thomas Vogel¹; Antoine Flahault² |
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Precision medicine and health for all: Part 2 - Building bridges Antoine Flahault¹; Thomas Vogel² |
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Personalized syndromic surveillance: Tending to cultural pertinence for increasing sensitivity Jakob Zinsstag¹; Monica Berger¹; Brigit Obrist¹; Constanze Pfeiffer¹; Danilo Alvarez²; John McCracken²; Celia Cordon-Rosales² |
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| B3 | Boston 3 | The social dimension of personalized health | |
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Moderation: Elisabeth Zemp |
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Vers un accès plus équitable aux soins : Une compréhension fine du renoncement aux soins des jeunes retraités à revenus modestes Blaise Guinchard¹; Mélanie Schmittler² |
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Recours aux soins et au dépistage du cancer selon la position sociale Jean-François Marquis, Office fédéral de la statistique |
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THE PREVALENCE AND VARIABILITY OF NON-ADHERENCE TO THE NO-NPHARMACOLOGICAL TREATMENT REGIMEN AFTER HEART TRANSPLANTATION INTERNATIONALLY: FINDINGS FROM THE BRIGHT STUDY Remon Helmy¹; Nathalie Duerinckx²; Kris Denhaerynck¹; Lut Berben¹; Fabienne Dobbels²; Cynthia L. Russell³; Johan Van Cleemput²; Maria G. Crespo-Leiro⁴; Sabina De Geest¹; On behalf of the BRIGHT study team¹ |
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Relationships between social capital, social network and health outcomes in young people Stéphanie Baggio, University of Lausanne Präsentation annuliert |
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The impact of close social relationships on subjective wellbeing in persons with physical disabilities and their caregiving partners: A longitudinal analysis Hannah Tough¹; Martin Brinkhof¹; Johannes Siegrist²; Christine Fekete¹ |
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| B4 | Kairo 1 | The impact of healthy eating | |
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Moderation: Marion Eckert-Krause |
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Mobile tools for improved nutrition in schools and collective restaurant settings: City of Lausanne case study Maryam Fotouhinia Yepes, Myravan |
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Major differences in diet across three linguistic regions of Switzerland: results from the first nutrition survey menuCH Angeline Chatelan; Sigrid Beer-Borst; Alex Randriamiharisoa; Jerome Pasquier; Juan Manual Blanco; Stefan Siegenthaler; Fred Paccaud; Nadia Slimani; Genevieve Nicolas; Esther Camenzind-Frey; Christine Anne Zuberbuehler; Murielle Bochud |
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Fifteen-year trends in the prevalence of barriers to healthy eating in Switzerland Carlos de Mestral¹; Saman Khalatbari-Soltani; Silvia Stringhini; Pedro Marques-Vidal |
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The impact of vegan diet on health and growth of children and adolescents – literature review Daniel Olivier Sutter¹; Marcel Zwahlen¹; Matthias Egger¹; Nicole Bender² |
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The contribution of lifestyle-related behaviors to socioeconomic inequalities in health: a systematic and critical review Dusan Petrovic¹; Carlos de Mestral; Murielle Bochud; Mel Bartley; Paolo Vineis; Mika Kivimäki; Johan Mackenbach; Silvia Stringhini |
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| B5 | Sydney | Zwischen personalisierter und praktischer Medizin | |
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Carlos Quinto¹; Siv Fokstuen²; Andreas Zeller³ |
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| B6 | Kairo 2 | Breastmilk as personalised medicine. Analysis of the determinants of breastfeeding in Switzerland using the Swiss Model for Outcome Classification. | |
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Brenda Spencer¹; Anna Späth²; Isabelle Zinn³ > Download Präsentation 1 (Intro) > Download Präsentation 2 (Späth) |
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| B7 | Shanghai 1 | Linking the Sustainable Development Goals and Public Health | |
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Helen Prytherch1; Gueladio Cisse1; Piet van Eeuwijk1; Kate Molesworth1, Karin Gross2 > Download Präsentation 1 (Cisse) > Download Präsentation 2 (Molesworth) > Download Präsentation 3 (van Eeuwijk) |
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| B9 | Shanghai 3 | Caring Communities und Personalisierte Medizin: Kontroverse in der Public Health oder zwei ergänzende Zukunftsmodelle der Versorgung? | |
| Barbara Steffen-Bürgi¹; Corina Salis Gross²; Andreas Biedermann²; Klaus Wegleitner³
1 Zentrumschönberg Bern; 2 Public Health Services, Bern; 3 Institut für Palliative Care und OrganisationsEthik, Alpen-Adria Universität Klagenfurt, Graz, Wien |
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