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| Wednesday 14th September | |||||
| Cochrane Lecture (WILT Lecture Theatre) | |||||
| 14.00–15.00 | |||||
| Changing the information culture: a role for the Health and Social Care Information Centre. | |||||
| J Fox | |||||
| Tea & Coffee (WILT Foyer) | |||||
| 15.00–15.30 | |||||
| Plenary Session – Talk 1 (WILT Lecture Theatre) | |||||
| 15.30–15.55 | |||||
| Explaining the decline in coronary heart disease mortality in the USA between 1980 and 2000. | |||||
| S Capewell et al | |||||
| Plenary Session – Talk 2 (WILT Lecture Theatre) | |||||
| 15.55–16.20 | |||||
| Willingness of young men and women to be tested for Chlamydia trachomatis in non-medical settings. | |||||
| K Lorimer et al | |||||
| Plenary Session – Talk 3 (WILT Lecture Theatre) | |||||
| 16.20–16.45 | |||||
| Socioeconomic status and caesarean sections in Scotland. | |||||
| L Fairley et al | |||||
| Thursday 15th September | |||||
| Parallel Session A | Cancer (WILT Seminar Room) | Lifecourse I (WILT Lecture Theatre) | Access, utilisation, and inequalities I (WMS Seminar Room 1) | Qualitative research and mixed methods (WMS Seminar Room 2) | Methods I (WMS Seminar Room 3) |
| Talk 1 | 09.00–09.20Recent trends in breast cancer survival in North Cheshire. G Bracegirdle et al | 09.00–09.20 Socioeconomic lifecourse influences on women’s smoking behaviour in early adulthood. H Graham et al | 09.00–09.20 Is the health of the long term unemployed better or worse in high unemployment areas? T Doran et al | 09.00–09.20A mixed methods approach to exploring healthcare use for knee pain and disability in older adults. C Jinks et al | 09.00–09.20 Factors impacting on patient participation to a randomised controlled trial. S Mcleer et al |
| Talk 2 | 09.25–09.45Childhood leukaemias and CNS tumours: correlation of international incidence rates. SJ Hepworth et al | 09.25–09.45 Lifecourse influence of residential area on mortality. O Naess et al | 09.25–09.45 Employment after hospitalisation for a chronic illness in Sweden: variations by gender, social class, and diagnosis. P Holland et al | 09.25–09.45 Health visitors and the parent/child relationship: a focus group study. P Wilson et al | 09.25–09.45Adding ethnicity codes to routine health data by record linkage to census records: surmounting the confidentiality challenge. J Chalmers et al |
| Talk 3 | 09.50–10.10Trends in the incidence of cutaneous malignant melanoma in the Northern and Yorkshire region of England, 1998–2002. A Downing et al | 09.50–10.10 Milk intake in childhood programmes IGF-I levels in adulthood: 65 year follow up of the Boyd Orr Cohort. RM Martin et al | 09.50–10.10 Predictors of poor mental health at area level in Ireland: a multilevel analysis of deprivation and social capital indicators. N Fitz-Simon et al | 09.50–10.10 Free text commentaries in epidemiological surveys: ignore or include? BN Ong et al | 09.50–10.10Carboxyhaemoglobin level, smoking habit, and mortality in 25 years in the Renfrew/Paisley prospective cohort study. C Hart et al |
| Talk 4 | 10.15–10.35Risk of relapse and associated prognostic factors in long term survivors of childhood cancer in Yorkshire, UK. RG Feltbower et al | 10.15–10.35 The accumulative effects of social class in inflammatory markers: evidence from 1958 British birth cohort. F Tabassum et al | 10.15–10.35 The relation between limiting long term illness and mortality in England and Wales: a 12 year follow up study of the ONS Longitudinal Study (LS). M Rosato et al | 10.15–10.35 Teenage parenthood and social exclusion: a multi-method study. M Wiggins et al | 10.15–10.35The cost effectiveness of diagnostic algorithms for deep vein thrombosis. FC Sampson et al |
| Talk 5 | 10.40–11.00Adherence to tamoxifen and recurrence of and mortality from breast cancer. TP Fahey et al | 10.40–11.00 Childhood adiposity is associated with insulin-like growth factor in adulthood. I Bray et al | 10.40–11.00 Sociodemographic differences in the provision of healthcare services in individuals with knee pain. VJ Cavendish et al | 10.40–11.00 Developing guidance on the conduct of narrative synthesis in systematic reviews. L Arai et al | 10.40–11.00The Multiple Sclerosis Risk-sharing Scheme: an innovative approach to assessing cost effectiveness. C Cooper et al |
| Tea and Coffee and Poster Viewing (WMS Atrium) | Tea and Coffee and Poster Viewing (WMS Atrium) | Tea and Coffee and Poster Viewing (WMS Atrium) | Tea and Coffee and Poster Viewing (WMS Atrium) | Tea and Coffee and Poster Viewing (WMS Atrium) | |
| Parallel Session B | Older people (WILT Seminar Room) | Lifecourse II (WILT Lecture Theatre) | Access, utilisation, and inequalities II (WMS Seminar Room 1) | Healthcare follow up studies (WMS Seminar Room 2) | Maternal and child health (WMS Seminar Room 3) |
| Talk 1 | 11.40–12.00 Impact of long term warfarin on the quality of life of elderly people with atrial fibrillation. RM West et al | 11.40–12.00 Association of birthweight and renal function: population based study. D Fogarty et al | 11.40–12.00 Are performance indicators an adequate and appropriate measure of access to health care? N Drey et al | 11.40–12.00 Chronic pain and quality of life four years after gastrointestinal surgery. J Bruce et al | 11.40–12.00 The impact of maternal employment on breastfeeding duration: findings from the Millennium Cohort Study. S Hawkins et al |
| Talk 2 | 12.05–12.25Developing attributes for a generic quality of life measure for older people: is it preferences or capabilities that are important? J Coast et al | 12.05–12.25 Measured and recalled early adult weight: the effect of misclassification on associations between BMI and cancer. M Jeffries et al | 12.05–12.25 Person, place and time: a multilevel analysis of the effect of individual socioeconomic characteristics and area of residence on adult male mortality 1995–2001. C White et al | 12.05–12.25 Management of acute coronary syndrome in diabetic patients: findings from the National Audit Project. CFM Weston et al | 12.05–12.25 Influence of parity on fetal mortality in prolonged pregnancy. L Hilder et al |
| Talk 3 | 12.30–12.50Diet and lifestyle factors associated with urinary incontinence in older women: a prospective cohort study. CW McGrother | 12.30–12.50 Lifecourse socioeconomic position and smoking status: the influence of context. AH Leyland et al | 12.30–12.50 Socioeconomic differences in healthcare spending in the last year of life in Stockholm County: an analysis of linked data. B Hanratty et al | 12.30–12.50 Re-admission and return to theatre as indicators of quality of surgical care: a case study from the National Prospective Tonsillectomy Audit. J Lewsey et al | 12.30–12.50An evaluation of the effects of caseload midwifery: a retrospective analysis of routine data. J Freeman et al |
| Talk 4 | 12.55–13.15The psychosocial versus material hypothesis to explain observed inequality in disability among older adults: Data from the West of Scotland Twenty–07 study. J Adamson et al | 12.55–13.15 Is hysterectomy associated with long term risk of death? Evidence from the Royal College of General Practitioners’ Oral Contraception Study. L Iverson et al | 12.55–13.15 Persistence of substantial inequalities in mortality by country of birth in England and Wales 2001–2003. S Wild et al | 12.55–13.15 What happens to older people who are left at home following a 999 call? E Knowles et al | 12.55–13.15 How effectively do young women prepare for pregnancy? H Inskip et al |
| Lunch (WILT Seminar Room) | Lunch (WILT Seminar Room) | Lunch (WILT Seminar Room) | Lunch (WILT Seminar Room) | Lunch (WILT Seminar Room) | |
| Friday 16th September | |||||
| Parallel Session C | Cardiovascular health (WLT Seminar Room) | Policy, implementation, and evaluation I (WLT Lecture Theatre) | Lifestyle and health behaviour I (WMS Seminar Room 1) | Mental health (WMS Seminar Room 2) | Methods II (WMS Seminar Room 3) |
| Talk 1 | 09.00–09.20What is the case for case management? Evidence from two systematic reviews of disease management in chronic heart failure and chronic obstructive pulmonary disease. SJC Taylor et al | 09.00–09.20 The effect of the legislative ban on smoking and smoking rates among bar workers. B Greiner et al | 09.00–09.20 Health seeking behaviour in Glasgow tuberculosis patients. A Hopkins et al | 09.00–09.20 Is enhanced primary care for depression cost effective? A systematic review of high quality economic evaluations. SM Gilbody et al | 09.00–09.20 Association between symptom reporting and subsequent mortality. A Elliott et al |
| Talk 2 | 09.25–09.45Does area of residence independently influence likelihood of coronary heart disease in older British men? RW Morris et al | 09.25–09.45 Perceived impact of the European Clinical Trials Directive on UK publicly funded trials. S Meredith et al | 09.25–09.45 Relation between young people’s use of alcohol, cannabis, or tobacco and risky sexual behaviour. A Parkes et al | 09.25–09.45 Secular trends in mental health in students: analysis of cross sectional studies. A Black et al | 09.25–09.45 Self-reported general health and subsequent mortality. LA Gray et al |
| Talk 3 | 09.50–10.10 Complications following diagnostic cardiac catheterisation: results of a confidential enquiry into cardiac catheter complications. R West et al | 09.50–10.10 Do national urban regeneration programmes impact on health and the socioeconomic determinants of health? A systematic review of UK regeneration programmes (1980–2004). H Thomson et al | 09.50–10.10 Parents talking about the MMR vaccine: analysis of an Internet discussion forum. ZC Skea et al | 09.50–10.10 A qualitative study of the reason why mentally distressed young adults tend not to seek help. L Biddle et al | 09.50–10.10 Estimating type 2 diabetes risk: does the Cambridge Risk Score perform any better than body mass index? C Thomas et al |
| Talk 4 | 10.15–10.35 Age period cohort analysis of trends in cardiovascular risk factors in Vorarlberg Health Monitoring and Promotion Programme 1985–2002. H Ulmer et al | 10.15–10.35 Was Sid the Slug worth £4 million? A population perspective or policy based evidence. RA Harrison et al | 10.15–10.35 Does the Internet lead to riskier sex among gay men? J Elford et al | 10.15–10.35 Psychosocial factors associated with repeated deliberate self harm in adolescents. IJ Perry et al | 10.15–10.35 Composition or context? A multilevel analysis of social capital and maternal mental health in Peru. M De Silva et al |
| Talk 5 | 10.40–11.00 Secular trends in heart rate in young adults from 1949–2004: analysis of cross sectional studies. P McCarron et al | 10.40–11.00 Evidence based recommendations are not “smart” enough for implementation: the case of obesity. WCS Smith et al | 10.40–11.00 Drug use over the youth/adult transition. H Sweeting et al | 10.40–11.00 Negotiating the management of depression: a reflection on doctors’ and women’s accounts of the management of depression in relation to Habermas’s theory of Communicative Action. M Maxwell | 10.40–11.00 Use of longitudinal latent class analysis to describe the pathway of low back pain. K Jordan et al |
| Tea & Coffee (WILT Foyer) | Tea & Coffee (WILT Foyer) | Tea & Coffee (WILT Foyer) | Tea & Coffee (WILT Foyer) | Tea & Coffee (WILT Foyer) | |
| Parallel Session D | Health services research (WILT Seminar Room) | Policy, implementation, and evaluation II (WILT Lecture Theatre) | Lifestyle and health behaviour II (WMS Seminar Room 1) | Child health (WMS Seminar Room 2) | Genetic and environmental epidemiology (WMS Seminar Room 3) |
| Talk 1 | 11.40–12.00 Integrated out-of-hours care arrangements in England: observational study of progress towards single call access via NHS Direct and impact on the wider health system. V Lattimer et al | 11.40–12.00 The inverse evidence law in tobacco control: findings from a systematic review of reviews. C Main et al | 11.40–12.00 Cognition and risk of all-cause mortality: an exploration in the Health and Lifestyle Survey of adults aged 18 years and over. BA Shipley et al | 11.40–12.00 Patterns of infant milk feeding and infant anthropometry at 6 months of age. LD Marriott et al | 11.40–12.00Dietary zinc intake and primary adult brain tumour risk. S Nayee et al |
| Talk 2 | 12.05–12.25 Hospital characteristics and emergency department return visits. J McCusker | 12.05–12.25 Impacts of a theoretically based teacher delivered sex education programme (SHARE) on NHS registered conceptions and terminations up to five years post intervention: an RCT in Scotland. M Henderson et al | 12.05–12.25 Does IQ explain socioeconomic inequalities in health? Evidence from the west of Scotland. GD Batty et al | 12.05–12.25 Public health interventions to prevent early childhood caries – a systematic review. A Poobalan et al | 12.05–12.25 Fetal genotype contributes to differences in birth weight between Indians and Europeans in the UK: evidence from two studies of birth outcome in ethnically mixed unions. GA Ronalds et al |
| Talk 3 | 12.30–12.50Night discharge from intensive care units: have things changed? DA Harrison et al | 12.30–12.50 National patient survey of stroke care in England. R Reeves et al | 12.30–12.50 Psychological wellbeing and family type among Black Caribbean and Black African adolescents in the DASH study. M Maynard et al | 12.30–12.50 Do babies gain weight faster than they did 10 years ago? C Dezateux et al | 12.30–12.50 Gene–environment interaction between iron intake and HFE genotype in haemochromatosis: results from the UK Women’s Cohort. JE Cade et al |
| Talk 4 | 12.55–13.15Integrated out-of-hours care: the challenges of partnership working and the potential solutions. A Burgess et al | 12.55–13.15 An RCT to evaluate the health effects of welfare advice in primary care: results of a pilot study. M White et al | 12.55–13.15 Personality and all cause mortality: results from the Edinburgh Artery Study cohort. M Taylor et al | 12.55–13.15 Are children with asthma more likely to live near main roads? A case control study. YM Chang et al | 12.55–13.15 A 24 year cohort study of mortality in slate workers in North Wales. MJ Campbell et al |
| Lunch (WILT Seminar Room) | Lunch (WILT Seminar Room) | Lunch (WILT Seminar Room) | Lunch (WILT Seminar Room) | Lunch (WILT Seminar Room) | |
| Plenary Session Talk 4 (WILT Lecture Theatre) | |||||
| 14.15–14.40 | |||||
| Application of continuous monitoring methods to hip prostheses. | |||||
| S Hardoon et al | |||||
| Plenary Session Talk 5 (WILT Lecture Theatre) | |||||
| 14.40–15.05 | |||||
| Putting suicide on the map: the geography of despair in England and Wales. | |||||
| N Middleton et al | |||||
| Plenary Session Talk 6 (WILT Lecture Theatre) | |||||
| 15.05–15.30 | |||||
| Increasing inequalities in health: is it an artefact caused by the selective movement of people? | |||||
| S Connolly et al | |||||
| Room abbreviations: WILT – Western Infirmary Lecture Theatre Building | |||||
| WMS – Wolfson Medical School Building | |||||