Embed Size (px)
Citation preview
Program
KONFERENCIJA
Prevencija ovisnosti kod mladih – alkoholizam; uloga volontera
20. studenog 2012. - Hrvatska gospodarska komora Županijska komora Karlovac, Hrvatska
SATNICA GOVORNICI
9.45-10.00 Registracija sudionika
10.00-10.30
Ivan Vučić, dipl. ing., župan Karlovačke županije
Jasminka Štajcer, dipl.knjiž., ravnateljica Medicinske škole Karlovac
Predstavljanje promotivnog video spota o projektu
10.30-11.15
Ovisnosti u Hrvatskoj
Dr.med. Iva Pejnović Franelić , specijalist školske medicine pri Hrvatskom zavodu za
javno zdravstvo – Navike i rizici pijenja mladih u Hrvatskoj
11:15-11.35
11.35-11.55
11.55-12.15
Prevencija u Karlovačkoj županiji
Andreja Navijalić, prof., Pročelnica Upravnog odjela za društvene djelatnosti Grada
Karlovca – Preventivni program Grada Karlovca
Dr.med.spec.epidemiolog Biserka Hranilović, voditeljica službe za epidemiologiju
pri Zavodu za javno zdravstvo Karlovačke županije – Europsko istraživanje u
školama o pušenju, pijenju alkohola i uzimanju droga 2011. – rezultati za
Karlovačku županiju vezani uz pijenje alkohola
Mario Sunarić, struč.spec.oec, policijski službenik za prevenciju Ureda načelnika
Policijske uprave Karlovačke – Ovisnost o alkoholu – uzroci i posljedice
Pozdravni
govorI
g
govor
govor
12.15-12.35 Mirjana Lulić, psiholog, Dnevna bolnica Karlovac – Karlovačka iskustva o liječenju
ovisnosti o alkoholu
12:35-12:55
Nedeljka Mužak, bacc.med.tech., Medicinska škola Karlovac - Edukacija
Zdravstvenih ambasadora za rad na projektu «Zdrava djeca u zdravim obiteljima»
12:55-13:15
Podjela certifikata Zdravstvenim ambasadorima u sklopu projekta «Zdrava djeca u
zdravim obiteljima»
13:15 rasprava/pitanja
domjenak
Projekt je sufinanciran od strane Europske Unije
Healthy Children, Healthy Families Project Conference
Friday 24th May 2013 The Simulation Building, Coventry Technopark
Agenda 10:00 Welcome & Introduction – Professor Louise Wallace 10:15 Volunteering in Coventry – Sue Ogle 10:30 HCHF background and project management – Lou Atkinson 10:40 Volunteer recruitment and training– Martyn Rubery 11:00 Break 11:10 Volunteer activities – Martyn Rubery 11:30 Evaluation & learning – Lou Atkinson 11:45 Discussion & questions - All 12:00 Lunch
All of the tools and outputs presented today will be available from 31st August 2013 at:
www.healthy-children.eu
For all enquiries regarding the Healthy Children, Healthy Families project, please contact:
EUs helse- og sosialprogrammerInvitasjon til informasjonsseminar om
Oslo7. 9. 2011
Informasjonsseminaret er todelt:
Del 1: Deltakerne vil få orientering i plenum om
• Helse-ogsosialpolitikkiEUog Norges kobling til denne• InnføringiEU-programmene: PROGRESS,DaphneIII, Helseprogrammetog Narkotikaprogrammet• Veienvidere–enhurtigguide til prosjektutvikling
Del2:Møteplassogstands
• Deltakernevilfåanledningtilåfåmer detaljert informasjon om de ulike programmeneogsøknadsprosesser• Diskuteremuligeprosjektideerogbygge nettverk
PRAKTISKEOPPLYSNINGERSeminaretholdesiDeneuropeiskeunionsdelegasjontilNorgesinelokaleriKlingenberggaten7A(5.etasje),Oslo.
Arbeiderdumedintegreringavvanskeligstiltepåarbeidsmarkedet,antidiskrimineringellerlikestilling?Driverduforebyggingavseksuellutnyttelseellervoldinærerelasjoner?Jobberdumedhelsefremmendearbeidellerutviklerdutiltakforåforebyggenarkotikaavhengighet? Ønsker du å utveksle erfaringer med europeiske samarbeidspartnere?
DetfinnesEU-programmerforhelehelse-ogsosialsektorensomkangidelfinansiering av samarbeidsprosjekter. OsloregionensEuropakontorogDeneuropeiskeunionsdelegasjontilNorgeinvitereransatteikommuner,fylkeskommuner,høgskoler/universiteter og andre organisasjoner til informasjonsseminar om mulighetenetilådeltaiEUsprogrammerpåhelse-ogsosialområdet.
Ellen Mauritzen,OsloregionensEuropakontor+4723461608/[email protected]éronique Janand Kolbjørnsen, Den europeiske unions delegasjon til [email protected]
Påmelding innen 25. august på denne linken. Det er begrenset antall plasser.
Oslo, 7. september 2011
Seminaretergratisoginkludererlunsj. Deltakerne må selv dekke reiseutgifter.
Formerinformasjon,kontaktseminaransvarlige:
ProgramRegistrering og kaffe Velkommen og kort bakgrunn om helse- og sosialpolitikk i EU v/ Janos Herman, Ambassadør, Den europeiske unions delegasjon til Norge
En innføring i EUs Helseprogram og EUs Narkotikaprogramv/ Øydis Monsen, Helse- og [email protected] Healthy Children in Healthy Families – et prosjekt finansiert av Helseprogrammet v/ Camilla Molvær, Barne- og Ungdomsavdelingen, Sagene [email protected] Pause En innføring i Daphne III – programmet for bekjempelse av vold mot kvinner, barn og ungev/ Solveig Laugerud, nasjonal kontakt for DaphneNasjonalt kunnskapssenter om vold og traumatisk stress [email protected] Between honour and shame – et Daphne III-prosjektv/ Belinda de Léon, Selvhjelp for Innvandrere og Flyktninger (SEIF)[email protected] Lunsj og markedsplass: Besøk våre stands og få mer informasjon om programmene, EU-systemet og søknadsprosedyrer
En innføring i Progress – EUs program for sysselsetting og sosialpolitikkv/ Finn Ola Jølstad, nasjonal kontakt for Progress-programmetArbeids- og [email protected]
HEPROGRESS – et Progress-prosjekt om helseulikheterv/ Knut Johan Rognlien, Folkehelsesjef Østfold [email protected] Veien videre. Hvordan går du fram? – en hurtigguide til vellykket prosjektutviklingv/ Carina HundhammerOsloregionens [email protected]
Avslutning og markedsplass
09.30 – 10.00 10.00 – 10.20 10.20 – 10.40 10.40 – 10.55 10.55 – 11.10 11.10 – 11.30
11.30 – 11.45 11.45 – 12.45 12.45 – 13.05
13.05 – 13.20 13.20 – 14.15
14.15 – 15.00
La nuova figura dell’Ambasciatore di Salute a Verona La promozione della salute nella società civile
Evento collegato al progetto europeo “Healthy Children in Healthy Families”
Martedì 26 marzo, ore 17.30
presso l’aula di Scienze Motorie dell’Università degli Studi di Verona
PROGRAMMA DELL’EVENTO
Ore 17.30 Benvenuto
Ore 17.35 Presentazione del Progetto europeo “Healthy Children in Healthy Families”
Inquadramento nel Programma di Salute Pubblica 2008-2013
Il Progetto in Europa: finalità
Il Progetto a Verona: obiettivi, risultati e prodotti
Ore 18.15 Consegna degli Attestati ai nuovi “Ambasciatori di Salute”
Ore 18.30 Tavola Rotonda dal titolo
“Il ruolo del volontariato nella promozione della salute, riflessioni e prospettive”
Ore 19.00 Cocktail di chiusura
Per informazioni contattare: Nicole Tabarini 045.842.5151 oppure [email protected]
SUNDHEDSFREMME I KOMMUNEN - HVAD HAR EU MED DET AT GØRE?
Invitation til konference Arbejder du med sundhedsfremme i din hverdag?
Så kom og hør, hvad fire danske kommuner har fået ud af at deltage i EU´s Folkesundhedsprogram. Kom og bliv inspireret og find ud af, hvad din kommune kan få ud af at deltage i EU-projekter. Vi giver dig konkrete eksempler på EU-projekters aftryk i praksis. Konferencen finansieres af EU, og deltagelse er derfor GRATIS Konferencen afholdes onsdag den 6. juni 2012 UC Lillebælt, Blangstedgaardsvej 4, 5220 Odense. Der er plads til 175 deltagere, hvorfor tilmeldingen foregår efter ”først til mølle-princippet”. Sidste frist for tilmelding er den 25. maj 2012.
Med strukturreformen har kommunerne fået ansvaret for den borgerrettede sundhedsfremme og forebyggelse. Det er en stor opgave, som mange kommuner stadig forsøger at finde metoder til at løse på bedste og mest effektive måde samtidig med, at sparekniven raser overalt i Danmark. I to EU-projekter i den syddanske region er kommunerne blevet aktivt involveret i arbejdet med udvikling og gennemførsel af sundhedsfremmende interventioner. Healthy Children in Healthy Families: Projektet har fokus på kommunens samarbejde med civilsamfundsorganisationer og frivillige som et strategisk redskab til at nå bredere og bedre ud til den enkelte borger med sundhedsfremmende tilbud, tæt på den enkeltes hverdag. Blandt andet uddannes frivillige sundhedsagenter. Policy, Health and Family Learning: Projektet har fokus på at udvikle konkrete redskaber til at effektivisere og kvalificere kommunal planlægning, implementering og evaluering på sundhedsfremmeområdet. Blandt andet arbejdes med politikudvikling og med, hvordan en struktureret dialog med professionspraktiker og borger kan sikre initiativer med størst mulig relevans for borgerne.
PROGRAM Kl. 9.30 Registrering og morgenmad. Kl. 10.00 Velkommen til EU set med lokale øjne v/ Henriette Hansen, SDEO. Kl. 10.30 Sundhedspolitik og -strategi.
→ Teoretiske perspektiver på kommunal sundhedsfremme v/ Anette Schulz, UC Syddanmark.
→ Analyse af kommunale sundhedspolitikker og -strategier – resultater og perspektiver v/ Karsten Sørensen, UC Syddanmark.
→ Samarbejde med civilsamfundsorganisationer som strategisk redskab for kommunerne.
→ Organisatorisk læring gennem EU-projekter v/ Marie Louise Holstein, UC Lillebælt.
Kl. 12.00 Frokost. Kl. 12.45 Implementering.
→ Implementering af policyanalysens anbefalinger – hvad, hvordan og hvorfor? v/ Knud Bragh, Tønder Kommune.
→ Policyanalysens betydning for praksis v/ René Clausen, Langeland Kommune.
→ Sundhedsfremme gennem uddannelse v/ Anette Schulz, UC Syddanmark.
→ Sundhedsfremme i dagplejen – et eksempel fra praksis v/ Sanne Kortemann Sørensen, Langeland Kommune.
→ Evaluering af sundhedsfremmende tiltag v/ Karsten Sørensen, UC Syddanmark.
Kl. 14.30 Kaffepause. Kl. 14.45 Implementering fort.
→ Uddannelse af sundhedsagenter – hvordan gør man? v/ Ellen Habekost, UC Lillebælt og Susanne Pedersen, Vejle Kommune.
→ At blive uddannet til sundhedsagent v/ Sundhedsagenterne fra Vollsmose og Charlotte Greve Bødtker, Vollsmose Sundhedscenter.
Kl. 15.45 Fremadrettede perspektiver v/ Henriette Hansen, SDEO.
Tilmeldning til konferencen: Mail dit/jeres navn, stilling, adresse og e-mailadresse til sekretær Christina Henriksen Bonde: [email protected]
Exploring the barriers and facilitators to maintaining a healthy weight in
pregnancy and the post-partum period.
Lou Atkinson, Jemma Edmunds, David French, Alison Baxter Applied Research Centre in Health & Lifestyle Interventions
Background
• 32% of women of childbearing age are overweight and 21% are obese
• Maternal overweight/obesity has negative consequences for foetal and maternal health: – Infants 3.5 times more likely to require neonatal intensive care. – Increased risk of still birth and infant death. – Increased risk of maternal death.
Maternal obesity also constitutes a major risk factor for childhood obesity; • Among low-income children, maternal obesity in early pregnancy more than doubles the risk of obesity at 2 to 4 years of age (Whitaker, 2004).
Research Aims
To explore: • The behavioural, environmental, social and
psychological barriers and facilitators to healthy eating (HE) and physical activity (PA) among women of childbearing age and their infants
• The types and feasibility of service which could improve HE and increase PA among pregnant women and post-partum women
This study was commissioned by Nuneaton & Bedworth Borough Council.
Method
5 focus groups: • Pregnant women (2 groups; N = 15 women), • Women in the post-partum period (2 groups; N = 11
women) • Health care practitioners working with these groups
(1 group; N = 8 practitioners).
Data was analysed using thematic analysis.
Results - Themes
Knowledge & Skills - HE & PA were very low priority – most women had poor eating habits and low PA levels pre-pregnancy, and this continued into their pregnancy - Lack of awareness of the importance of HE and PA during pregnancy - Most knew what not to eat, but lacked knowledge about what they should be eating - Lack of basic food preparation, cooking and storage skills
Results - Themes
Barriers & Facilitators Healthy Eating Expense, lack of time, lack of knowledge, lack of skills, lack of service provision, preference for unhealthy foods (including cravings), accessibility of healthy vs. unhealthy foods. Physical Activity Lack of knowledge, lack of/poor advice, pregnancy constraints (e.g., tiredness, poor mobility and low self-esteem), safety concerns, lack of/inadequate service provision &advertising of services, lack of time, expense, and childcare.
Results - Themes
Psychosocial Issues Motivation to eat healthily and take physical activity seems to come from more short-term affective outcomes (i.e. weight, appearance, feeling good, energy, etc), not longer-term concerns about health.
Low levels of knowledge, and therefore, concerns about the adverse impact of a poor diet and physical inactivity on the child.
Training Issues Women are often not weighed at ante-natal appointments and report not being advised on what constitutes a healthy weight gain.
Health professionals working with pregnant & post-partum women are not confident in advising on physical activity.
Results
Preferred Services & Support
Women were very clear about desired service provision: -Group-based activities, in local places, at convenient times, with crèche facilities. -Dietary interventions including cookery courses, community nutritionists, community kitchens, healthy cookbooks/recipes, websites and discount schemes/financial support. - Physical activity interventions including exercise classes or walking groups specific to new mums or pregnant women, swimming activities and free trials at local gyms & leisure centres. - Practical weaning courses to help them cook healthily during the weaning period. - Post-partum weight loss interventions - Services should be more widely advertised and promoted by health professionals.
Key Recommendations
• HE & PA interventions are needed. These should be community based, include practical demonstrations and materials to take away, and should offer childcare facilities. NHS, Children’s Centres and Leisure Services should work together to provide this.
• PA interventions need to be tailored specifically to pregnant women and new mums, to overcome fear and embarrassment.
• Health professionals need training to reinforce the importance of PA during pregnancy, and to be able to confidently advise pregnant women on how they can safely be active.
• Midwives should discuss the importance of maintaining a healthy weight as early as possible in pregnancy, and post-partum weight loss interventions should be offered.
• Much more support should be provided on the weaning process, and on cooking, freezing and re-heating food.
Summary
There is a fundamental deficit in the necessary knowledge, motivation and skills, to enable
women to maintain a healthy weight in pregnancy and the post-partum period.
Future Developments
Recommendations for future research include: • Exploring how to frame messages about the
importance of maintaining a healthy weight before, during and after pregnancy, to increase motivation
• Assessing the impact of weighing vs. non-weighing during antenatal appointments
• Developing brief and complex interventions to increase knowledge and skills
Questions
Thank you for your attention.
Are there any questions?
Visit our website www.healthy-children.eu
Disclaimer: The contents of this
document reflect the v iews of the
author. The European Commission is
not responsible for any use that may
be made thereof.
The Healthy Chi ldren project is
partly f inanced by the EU
Public Health Programme.
http://ec.europa.eu/eahc/
Final Conference in the EU Public Health Project “Healthy Children in Healthy Families”
Venue: South Denmark European Office
Av. Palmerston 3, 1000 Brussels Tuesday, the 14th of May 2013
The Healthy Children project was created to serve local communities. The project
has assisted local communities to improve their collaboration with civil society
organisations and volunteers in order to reach children and young people in
deprived areas with health promoting activities.
The local communities from the Healthy Children project would like to share their
project experiences and learning outcomes with others during a whole day seminar.
AGENDA
Time Theme
09:00 – 09:15
Registration and coffee
09:15 – 09:30 Welcome to the Healthy Children project
Presentation of the Healthy Children Website.
- Marie Louise Holstein, Project manager, University College Lillebælt,
Denmark
- Henriette Hansen, Project co-ordinator, South Denmark European Office
09:30 – 10:00 Setting the European Scene
- The importance of volunteering, Director Gabriella Civico , European
Volunteer Center
10:00 – 10:30 Setting the European Scene
- The importance of Equity in Health, Executive Director, Caroline Costongs,
EuroHealthNet
10:30 – 11:00 Setting the European Scene
- The importance of local community initiatives in a European perspective, by
Philippe Roux, DG Sanco
11:00 – 11:15 Coffee break
Visit our website www.healthy-children.eu
Disclaimer: The contents of this
document reflect the v iews of the
author. The European Commission is
not responsible for any use that may
be made thereof.
The Healthy Chi ldren project is
partly f inanced by the EU
Public Health Programme.
http://ec.europa.eu/eahc/
11:15 – 12:30
3 Parallel workshops
Test your own practical experience against the Healthy Children methodology and
the good practice examples from the project
Workshop 1a
Volunteering as a concept.
How can we encourage it
and how can it be used to
promote health?
Workshop 2a
Volunteering as a strategic
tool for local authorities.
How to prepare for it and
ensure broad engagement
Workshop 3a
Is it possible to minimize
health inequalities
through the engagement
of volunteers?
12:30 – 13:00
Bringing back the discussions from the workshops in plenum
13:00 – 14:00
Lunch offered by the Healthy Children Project
14:00 – 15:15 3 Parallel workshops
Test your own practical experience against the Healthy Children methodology and
the good practice examples from the project
Workshop 1b
Implementation of
training – the importance
of mixing theoretical and
practical training
Workshop 2b
The benefits of the
collaboration between
academia and practice in
development projects
Workshop 3b
How to use cultural
differences as a strength
in health promotion
15:15 – 15:30
Coffee break
15:30 – 16:00
Bringing back the discussions from the workshops in plenum
16:00 – 16:30
Summing up from the day, open discussion and evaluation
Please register for the conference before the 3rd of May on [email protected]
Please indicate which workshops you want to participate in (one in the each session) when you register for
the conference.
