Friday 19 September

Parallel session D	Turner Sims Concert Hall	Building 2—Room D	Building 2—Room K	Building 2—Room B	Building 2—Room C
	Cancer	Methods II	Diet and health	Healthcare evaluation	Health policy
09.00–09.20	The diagnosis of prostate cancer in black men and white men resident in England: the PROCESS cohort study C Metcalfe et al A22	Publicly funded randomised trials: how many prove a difference? J Raftery and L Grigore A24	Why do some women of lower educational attainment eat poorer quality diets than others? W Lawrence et al A25	Barriers to uptake of eye care services for children in Bangladesh M Muhit et al A26	Estimating the cardiovascular mortality burden attributable to the European common agricultural policy on dietary saturated fats F Lloyd-Williams et al A28
09.25–09.45	Access to palliative care for upper gastrointestinal cancer patients: a survey of five cancer networks D Bailey et al A23	Should we use relative risks or odds ratios in cluster randomised trials with binary outcomes that have high proportions? MJ Campbell A24	The whole school approach to healthy eating: a multilevel analysis of pupil diet behaviourNP Townsend A26	Effectiveness of antiretrovirals in South African provincial programme: cohort study MO Bachmann et al A27	Opening the black box: a study of the process of NICE guideline implementationDI Spyridonidis and MW Calnan A28
09.50–10.10	Is smoking status at time of diagnosis an independent prognostic factor for survival from cancer? A population-based study A-E Carsin and L Sharp A23	Estimating how many people are infected with hepatitis C virus in England and Wales: an evidence synthesis approachM Hickman et al A24	Socioeconomic differences in the nutritional content of food and drinks advertised in popular UK weekly magazinesM White et al A26	Missed opportunities for referral in chronic liver disease M Smith et al A27	Factors associated with female genital mutilation in Burkina Faso: policy implicationsA Clarke et al A29
10.15–10.35	Declining death rates for prostate cancer and trends of incidence and treatment in England and Wales (1975–2004): is there a link? S Hussain et al A23	The statistical pitfalls of partially randomised patient preference trials I Gemmell and G Dunn A25	Educational attainment, perceived control and the quality of women’s diets M Barker et al A26	Economic evaluation of a palliative care intervention for people severely affected by multiple sclerosis: a randomised phase II trial IJ Higginson et al A28	The long-term impact of the National Service Framework for coronary heart diseaseD Turner et al A29
10.35–11.15	Tea and coffee and poster-viewing session (Staff Social Centre)
Parallel session E	Turner Sims Concert Hall	Building 2—Room D	Building 2—Room K	Building 2—Room B	Building 2—Room C
	Inequalities	Methods III	Ethnicity and health	Occupation and health	Older people II
11.15–11.35	Inequalities in alcohol-related mortality in England and Wales SE Erskine and R Maheswaran A29	Theory-orientated systematic reviews of complex healthcare interventions: illustrated by an example of smoking relapse preventionFJ Song A30	Ethnic density effects on maternal and child health KE Pickett et al A32	Shift work and risk of cardiovascular disease: new evidence from the 1958 British birth cohortC Thomas and C Power A33	Chronic kidney disease and mortality risk in older people in the community P Roderick et al A34
11.40–12.00	Are inequalities in overweight, obesity and high weight–hip ratio among English adults wideningE Stamp et al A30	Parental perceptions of human papillomavirus vaccination: examining the bases of resistance using innovative reviewing methods G Greene and M Davis A31	The cultural context of child health inequalities: patterns of immunisation and breastfeeding by ethnicity in Manchester, UK D Baker et al A32	Resilience to unemployment’s effects on healthRJ Shaw et al A33	What factors are associated with physical activity in older people, assessed objectively by accelerometry? T Harris et al A34
12.05–12.25	The role of mid-range sleep duration in socioeconomic inequalities in self-reported health: evidence from the 2005 UK Time-Use Survey J Adams A30	Psychoeducational smoking cessation interventions for patients with coronary heart disease: meta-analysis and discussion of methodological issues M Huttunen-Lenz et al A31	Information on ethnic minorities and demographic data from asthma clinical trials does not reach the public domain: evidence from a systematic review and implications for tackling health disparities G Frampton and J Shepherd A32	Contextual factors and social consequences of incident disease U Christensen et al A33	A reliable measure of frailty for a community-dwelling older populationS Kamaruzzaman et al A34
Plenary session	Turner Sims Concert Hall
12.30–12.50	Work/life balance: does maternal employment influence children’s health behaviours? SS Hawkins et al A35
12.50–13.10	Ethnic differences in levels of physical activity among British primary school children in the Child Heart Health Study in England (CHASE) CG Owen et al A35
13.10–13.30	European liver fibrosis panel of serum markers can predict serious fibrosis on biopsy and clinical outcome in patients with mixed aetiology chronic liver disease J Parkes et al A35
13.30–13.35	Closing ceremony (Turner Sims Concert Hall)
13.35–14.30	Lunch (Staff Social Centre)