Congratulations to all those that submitted successful abstracts. The provisional ordering of oral presentations is in the tables below. Note that this is subject to change and a finalised timetable will be sent to presenters prior to the conference.
Session 1 – 9.40am
Basil McDonald
How do local public health teams in North Wales consider their role in influencing the obesogenic environment through planning processes? A qualitative study.
Isra Al-Sharabi
Qualitative Research: A framework to guide the commissioning of healthcare services for people seeking asylum in England
Enfys Hâf Preece
“I’m losing faith in everything”: a qualitative study to understand barriers to accessing suitable mental health support for children and young people in Wales
Emma Ross
Risk of suicide following suicidal or self-harm ideation: a population-wide observational cohort study using the Northern Ireland Registry of Self-Harm and Suicidal Ideation.
Louise Mc Grath-Lone
How has local authority expenditure on public health services for 0 to 5-year-olds in England changed over time? An analysis of national administrative data from 2016/17 to 2022/23.
Session 2 – 11.40am
Majel McGranahan
Preconception health among migrant women in England: a cross-sectional analysis of maternity services data 2018-2019
Julie Cowie
Enjoy Life LocallY (ELLY): feasibility study of a community co-designed incentive intervention to support healthy weight and wellbeing.
Carolyn Ingram
How do homeless service users view their own health and healthcare? An ethnographic study
Nicola Vousden
Maternal and infant outcomes for women experiencing homelessness, prior to and during pregnancy, in England: A retrospective cohort study.
Dom Higgins
A rapid economic assessment of individual Wildlife Trusts’ ‘Natural Health Services’.
Session 3 – 3.20pm
Sarah Milton
Accumulating inequalities: a qualitative life history examination of how processes of racism and racialisation impact on maternal health among British Somali women in the UK.
Alexandra L Creavin
Public Health Communication and multi-disciplinary NHS Workload relating to Group A Streptococcus: A Retrospective Observational Study
Yekta Saidi
Using Bayesian networks to explore differences in the relationships of factors related to mental health for LGBTQ+ and non-LGBTQ+ adolescents in a UK cohort study.
Maxine Radcliffe
Women’s experiences of homelessness in high income contexts: Evidence from a meta-ethnographic systematic review
Marissa J. Smith
Co-production of an advocacy video with adolescents on e-cigarette advertising in Scotland