Agenda

Margaret Douglas, Consultant in Public Health, Public Health Scotland

Tasmin Sommerfield, Consultant in Public Health Medicine, National Clinical Advisor for Screening, NHS National Services Scotland

Rory MacLean, Digital Communications Officer
Dr Pete Seaman, Deputy Director, Glasgow Centre for Population Health

Rachel McAdams, Fairer Healthier Economy Service Manager, Public Health Scotland

1. Modelling inequalities in missed outpatient appointments.
   Presented by Dr Jamie Zike
2. Sociodemographic and early-life predictors of obesity in a middle-aged UK population– a retrospective cohort study of the 1958 National Child Development Survey participants.
   Presented by Dr Glenna Nightingale
3. Using natural experiments to evaluate population health interventions: new guidance.
   Presented by Professor Peter Craig

1. Partnership between behavioural scientists and public health professionals: Stakeholder discussion on messaging to improve public health.
   Presented by Chantal Den Daas
2. The Truacanta Project: nurturing community-led action on death, dying and bereavement.
   Presented by Mr Mark Hazelwood and Caroline Gibb 
3. Assessing the need for and feasibility of a safer drug consumption facility in Edinburgh.
   Presented by Avril Mackay

1. Control It Plus Type 2 Diabetes structured education programme and opt-out referral pathway: Service user experience and impact evaluation.
   Presented by Mr Tom Donaldson
2. Enhancing the theoretically informed content within the NHS Tayside diabetes remission programme.
   Presented by Dr Hannah Dale
3. Social prescribers’ referral processes and decision-making about referrals related to lifestyle advice.
   Presented by Dr Oana Petre

1. Capturing the health and well-being impact of a free trade agreement: the common and progressive transpacific partnership agreement (CPTPP).
   Presented by Miss Leah Silva
2. What is sexual wellbeing and why does it matter for Scotland’s public health? Presented by Professor Kirstin R Mitchell
3. UNCOVER Applied Evidence Synthesis: from Academic Public Health to Evidence-Informed Decision-Making.
   Presented by Emilie Mcswiggan

• Professor Linda Bauld, The University of Edinburgh
• Laura Young, Climate Activist, Environmental Scientist, and Ethical Scottish influencer of the Year 2024.
• Emeritus Professor Simon Capewell, ASH Scotland Trustee and Emeritus Professor of Public Health
• Dr Daniel Jolley, Assistant Professor in Social Psychology, The University of Nottingham

• Fatim Lakha, Consultant in Public Health, Public Health Scotland
• Grant Wyper, Public Health Scotland
• Eilidh Fletcher, Public Health Scotland
• Maria Teresa de Haro Moro, Public Health Scotland

Chaired by Professor Sir Gregor Smith, Chief Medical Officer for Scotland

Niamh O'Connor, Scottish Government

John Nicholson, Scottish Government

Lynn Macmillan, Scottish Government

Katherine Myant, Scottish Government

Emma O’Keefe, Consultant in Dental Public Health, NHS Fife

Michael McGrady, Consultant in Dental Public Health, NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde

1. Enhancing Student Wellbeing: The Impact and Insights from the GoodSpace Schools Programme 2022.
   Presented by Dr Subha Rajanaidu
2. Understanding lived experiences of navigating supermarket foodscapes of people living with obesity on a low income: the Food Insecurity in people living with Obesity (FIO) Food Project.
   Presented by Dr Emma Hunter
3. A qualitative exploration of the role of social networks in weight management for pregnant and postpartum women.
   Presented by Stephanie Chambers

1. The health benefits of pedestrian and cyclist commuting: evidence from the Scottish Longitudinal Study.
   Presented by Mr Bruce Whyte
2. Modernising Public Health Intelligence in a Scottish Territorial Health Board.
   Presented by Philip Conaglen
3. Why is mortality still higher than expected in the post-peak pandemic period? A scoping review of explanations.
   Presented by Fiona Scott

1. Tackling Health Inequalities at Regional Level: learning from each other.
   Presented by Ms Grace Scrivens
2. Public Health Leadership as an Anchor Institution.
   Presented by Mrs Lynsey Martin
3. Public Health Scotland’s Health and Justice Programme strategy.
   Presented by Alice Harpur

1. Can Health Impact Assessment help address commercial determinants of health?
   Presented by Dr Margaret Douglas
2. Rapid rises in vaping amongst children and young people in Wales: making rising prevalence an incident.
   Presented by Mr Chris Emmerson
3. Impacts of Universal Credit on mental wellbeing: A natural experiment study.
   Presented by Dr Andy Baxter

1. Comic creation as an innovative method of evaluation.
   Presented by Mrs Rebecca Campbell
2. Addressing the health needs of people who inject drugs (PWID) through the creation of a Serious Injection Related Infection (SIRI) service: a descriptive analysis of early implementation at a tertiary-care hospital in Scotland.
   Presented by Dr Alexandria Chung
3. Self-management of diabetes: Living and Caring.
   Presented by Dr Emily Broadis
4. Runforever – Marathon running in prison suggests new paths for humanising healthcare.
   Presented by Dr Paolo Maccagno