The conference will be a virtual conference held on Friday 26 November, 2021. You can book your place at the conference through the HG3 booking website here.
* We gratefully acknowledge the NIHR School for Public Health Research for sponsoring prizes at the conference *
10:00 Welcome and introduction to the day
Charlotte Vrinten
10:05 Creativity and innovation in public health science
- ‘Dear Doctor’: Results from a randomised controlled trial of a text message intervention to reduce burnout in trainee anaesthetists – Alix Brazier
- Impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on psychotropic medication uptake in Northern Ireland: a population wide trend analysis – Lisa Kent
- ‘I’ve found the whole thing very isolating’: A qualitative study exploring the role of people providing informal support to survivors of domestic abuse during the COVID-19 pandemic – Alison Gregory
- How do income changes impact on mental health for working-age adults? A systematic review and meta-analysis – Rachel Thomson
- Linking fathers and children in administrative data for public health research: A systematic scoping review – Irina Lut
10:45 Comfort break
11.00 New methodological approaches to public health science
- It’s been up and down’: a qualitative study exploring the perspectives on living through COVID-19 for individuals who experience homelessness – Emma Adams
- Epidemiology of pre-existing multimorbidity in pregnant women in the UK in 2018: a cross sectional study using CPRD, SAIL and SMR – Sian Ing Lee
- Creating an e-cohort of unpaid carers and understanding their mental health needs in Wales: a data linkage study – Fangzhou Huang
- Mortality outcomes of care-experienced children: evidence from Children’s Health in Care in Scotland (CHiCS), a population-wide administrative data cohort study – Denise Brown
- Understanding the potentials and pitfalls of using digital phenotypes to measure population mental health and well-being – Valerio Maggio
11.40 Lightning presentations session A
12.30 Lunch break
13.00 Implementing public health science in policy and practice
- Resilience of elective cancer surgery systems during COVID-19 lockdowns: international, prospective cohort study of planned surgery for 15 tumour types in 61 countries – James Glasbey & Aneel Bhangu
- Challenges to self-isolation among contacts of cases of COVID-19: a national telephone survey in Wales – Kate Isherwood
- Scientific advice and Covid-19 policy making in the UK: an oral history study – Paul Atkinson
- Collaborating or challenging: public health roles in alcohol premises licensing, a multi-stakeholder qualitative interview study – Rachel O’Donnell
- Impact of restricting advertising of products high in fat, sugar and salt across the London transport network on food and drink purchasing: a controlled interrupted time series using longitudinal purchase data – Amy Yau
13.40 Lightning presentations session B
14.30 Keynote speech
Katherine Trebeck
15.00 Closing remarks and prize announcement
Audrey Ceschia, The Lancet Public Health