ISBNPA2011

Scientific Program

PROGRAM AT A GLANCE
Wednesday 15 June 2011
09.00-20.30	Registration Open Level 2 Foyer, Marketplace
09.00-16.30	Pre-conference workshops
16.45-17.45	Melbourne Walkabout-Why walkability matters to health promotion
18.00-19.00	Welcome Reception Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre Level 2 Foyer, Marketplace
19.00-19.15	Conference Opening Plenary 1
19.15-20.15	Keynote Presentation-Professor Annie Anderson Nutrition Interventions In Socio-Economic Disadvantaged Groups: For Better Or For Worse? Plenary 1

Thursday 16 June 2011
07.00-19.00	Registration Open Level 2 Foyer, Marketplace
08.00-09.00	Keynote Presentation-Professor Jim Sallis Physical Activity And Built Environments: The Latest International Research Plenary 1
09.00-10.30	Orals 1 Nutrition and physical activity intervention: Reviews	Orals 2 Parenting and infant diets	Orals 3 Food security	Orals 4 Physical activity in adolescence	Orals 5 Physical activity, obesity and older adults	Orals 6 Health consequences of sedentary behavior
	Room 104	Room 105	Room 103	Room 106	Room 101/2	Plenary 1
10.30-11.00	Morning Tea Level 2 Foyer, Marketplace
11.00-12.30	Symposia 1 The use of new objective measures and novel methods to capture behavior change in physical activity and sedentary behavior interventions	Symposia 2 Active travel and biological health outcomes in young people	Symposia 3 European energy balance research to prevent excessive weight gain among youth (ENERGY) project	Symposia 4 Understanding and overcoming key barriers to assessing the relevance of the food environment to diet and health	Symposia 5 Innovations in the assessment of food patterns: Complex exposures in public health nutrition	Symposia 6 Promoting healthy, resilient and equitable urban food systems
	Plenary 1	Room 106	Room 104	Room 105	Room 101/2	Room 103
12.30-14.00	Lunch Level 2 Foyer, Marketplace			Annual General Business Meeting Room 105
14.00 -15.00	Keynote Presentation-Professor Abby King Health Promotion In The Era Of Engagement Plenary 1
15.00-16.00	Orals 7 Assessing diet and nutritional quality in children and adolescents	Orals 8 Physical activity and eating in children	Orals 9 Food and nutrition policy	Orals 10 Measuring physical activity in young people	Orals 11 Overweight and obesity in children	Orals 12 Parenting influences and children's physical activity
	Room 105	Room 104	Room 103	Room 106	Room 101/2	Plenary 1
16.00-16.30	Afternoon Tea Level 2 Foyer, Marketplace
16.30-18.00	Symposia 7 Physical activity research in developing countries-What are the opportunities and challenges?	Symposia 8 Sedentary behavior correlates, determinants and interventions	Symposia 9 Interventions on energy related behaviors in preschoolers	Symposia 10 Pricing strategies for the promotion of healthy eating	Symposia 11 Public health research on food marketing: Can it guide policy?	Symposia 12 Studying sedentary, physical activity, and dietary behaviors using non-health datasets
	Room 104	Room 106	Plenary 1	Room 105	Room 103	Room 101/2
18.00-19.00	Poster Session 1 Level 2 Foyer, Marketplace		Membership Committee Meeting Room 107		IJBNPA Editorial Board Meeting Room 101/2

Friday 17 June 2011
07.30-18.00	Registration Open Level 2 Foyer, Marketplace
08.00-09.00	Keynote Presentation-Professor Jaakko Tuomilheto Prevention Of Type 2 Diabetes – The Finnish Experience Plenary 1
09.00-10.30	Orals 13 Nutrition and physical activity interventions in children	Orals 14 Parenting and children's diets	Orals 15 Food labelling and food guides	Orals 16 Determinants of physical activity	Orals 17 Environmental influences on physical activity	Orals 18 Sedentary behavior
	Room 104	Room 105	Room 101/2	Room 103	Plenary 1	Room106
10.30-11.00	Morning Tea Level 2 Foyer, Marketplace
11.00-12.30	Symposia 13 Sedentary behavior and health in children and adults: Building the dose-response evidence base	Symposia 14 The science and art of walking promotion: An interdisciplinary approach	Symposia 15 Neighbourhood parks and physical activity: Assessment of use and features	Symposia 16 It's the context in which people experience food-related challenges and opportunities: Using multiple qualitative	Symposia 17 Achieving reformulation of processed foods	Symposia 18 Policy interventions and information to support prevention of childhood obesity and promotion of sound nutrition
	Room 106	Room 101/2	Plenary 1	Room 103	Room 104	Room 105
12.30-14.00	Lunch & Poster Session 2 Level 2 Foyer, Marketplace			Early Career Mentoring Lunch Room 103
14.00 -15.00	Keynote Presentation - Professor Tony McMichael Eating, Moving And Surviving: Will Rectifying Our Current Environmentally Non-Sustainable Ways Of Living Promote Health In The Population At Large? Plenary 1
15.00-16.00	Orals 19 Interventions promoting healthy lifestyles	Orals 20 Promoting fruit and vegetable consumption in adolescents and young adults	Orals 21 Food cost, access and availbility, and socioeconomic position	Orals 22 Physical activity in preschool and young children	Orals 23 Physical activity policy	Orals 24 Objective assessment of physical activity
	Room 103	Room 105	Plenary 1	Room 101/2	Room 104	Room 106
16.00-16.30	Afternoon Tea Level 2 Foyer, Marketplace
16.30-18.00	Symposia 19 International perspectives of m-health research for physical activity, diet and obesity	Symposia 20 Active transport in children and adolescents	Symposia 21 Assessing nutrition label viewing via eye tracking	Symposia 22 Cross-continental differences in the association between neighborhood environment and physical activity in young people	Symposia 23 Understanding the role of parenting style and practices on child diet and activity	Symposia 24 Behavioral nutrition and physical activity in cancer patients and survivors
	Room 101/2	Room 106	Room 104	Plenary 1	Room 105	Room 103
19.30-22.30	10th Anniversary Dinner ZINC at Federation Square

Saturday 18 June 2011
07.30-15.00	Registration Open Level 2 Foyer, Marketplace
08.00-09.00	Keynote Presentation-Professor Melanie Wakefield Influencing Health Behaviours For Good Using Mass Media Plenary 1
09.00-10.30	Orals 25 Nutrition and physical activity interventions in adults	Orals 26 Determinants of eating and obesity behaviors in youth	Orals 27 Food environments	Orals 28 Eating behaviors and appetite	Orals 29 Online and new technologies in nutrition and physical activity research	Orals 30 Physical activity and sedentary behavior in the workplace
	Room 101/2	Room 104	Plenary 1	Room 103	Room 105	Room 106
10.30-11.00	Morning Tea Level 2 Foyer, Marketplace
11.00-12.30	Symposia 25 Emerging technologies for assessing physical activity: Do they offer clarity or confusion?	Orals 31 Dietary behaviors and patterns	Orals 32 Socioeconomic position and children's diets	Orals 33 Interventions promoting physical activity-1	Orals 34 Neighborhood characteristics and physical activity	Orals 35 Mental health and physical activity
	Room 101/2	Room 105	Room 106	Room 103	Plenary 1	Room 104
12.30-13.30	Lunch & Poster Session 3 Level 2 Foyer, Marketplace
13.30-14.30	Orals 36 Nutrition interventions in adults	Orals 37 Fruit and vegetable interventions in children and their parents	Orals 38 Dieting and weight control	Orals 39 Children's physical activity: The school setting	Orals 40 Interventions promoting physical activity-2	Orals 41 Active transport and independent mobility in children
	Room 101/2	Room 105	Room 104	Room 106	Room 103	Plenary 1
14.30-15.30	Debate "We should invest our nutrition and physical activity promotion efforts on youth rather than the ageing population" Expert teams debating the proposition will be For: Jim Sallis, Karen Campbell and Louise Baur Against: Abby King, Adrian Bauman and Tony Worsley Plenary 1
15.30-16.00	Closing Ceremony Plenary 1

* Please note that this program is preliminary and subject to change.