P.2.01 - Policies and Environments
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Friday, June 16, 2023 |
10:50 AM - 12:00 PM |
UKK - Hall D (Level 2 - main floor- left) |
Speaker
Attendee5736
Associate Professor
University Of South Carolina
Inequities in diverse greenspace types by race/ethnicity and income across the United States
Attendee54
Associate Professor
University of Calgary
Homebuyer, land developer, and real estate professional perceptions of neighbourhood qualities associated with active living.
Attendee54
Associate Professor
University of Calgary
The influence of neighbourhood walkability on the effectiveness of a 12-week pedometer-facilitated physical activity intervention.
Attendee1418
Assistant Professor
Queen's University
A systematic review of climate change, 24-hour movement behavior, and health
Attendee292
Phd Candidate
Wageningen University & Research
More than the worksite cafeteria: Workplace food environment clusters in small- and medium sized enterprises in the Netherlands
Attendee126
Phd Candidate
Public Health Service of Amsterdam
Surrounded by sugar: a context mapping study about sugar sweeted beverage consumption among teenagers in Amsterdam, the Netherlands
Attendee912
Senior Research Fellow
Leeds Beckett University
Leverage points: Moving from theory and into practice
Attendee1537
Assistant Professor
Uc Irvine
Policy Surveillance of State Obesity Legislation in California, USA (1999-2020)
Attendee1855
Senior Researcher
Leibniz Institute for Prevention Research and Epidemiology
Bridging the gap - combine implementation and policy research for implementation evaluation of governmental actions in the field of physical activity and nutrition
Attendee1921
Phd Student
Ghent University
Using virtual reality to identify which street characteristics are important for promoting cycling: a qualitative think-aloud study.
Attendee6676
Senior Research Fellow
Drexel University
Using agent-based modelling to explore commuter behaviour in the context of car and public transportation-centred policy scenarios
Attendee2163
Phd Candidate
University of Toronto
The Association Between Food Choices, as Recommended in Canada’s Food Guide 2019, and Blood Pressure Status in Canadians, Using the National Canadian Health Measures Survey
Attendee2455
Researcher
National Institute of Public Health Mexico
Systematic literature review of instruments that measure the healthfulness of food and beverages sold in informal food outlets
Attendee1820
Adjunct Professor
Auckland University of Technology
Adolescents’ School Travel: How Far is Too Far, How Long is Too Long, and Who Thinks What?
Attendee133
University Of Cambridge
Associations between menu healthiness, proximity, and availability of neighbourhood out-of-home food outlets and eating-out frequency in Great Britain: a multiverse analysis
Attendee6818
Professor of Public Health Research
University of Cambridge
Natural experimental evaluation of changing policies and environments: recent advances and updated guidance
Attendee107
Ghent University
Two year follow-up study of a natural experiment in an urban park in Belgium on park use and park-based physical activity
Attendee2874
Junior-researcher
Amsterdam UMC
The Impact of Krajicek Playgrounds in Deprived Neighborhoods: A mixed-method study
Attendee3077
Phd Candidate
London School Of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine
The association between the neighbourhood food environment and food and drink purchasing in England during lockdown: a repeated cross-sectional analysis
Attendee1872
Professor
University Of Utah
Feasability of a Healthy School Meals for All Policy
Attendee3078
Arizona State University
Impact of Nature-Based Schoolyard Redesign on Children’s Movement and Environmental Interactions During Recess
Attendee6659
Postdoc
Amsterdam UMC
The modifying role of environmental characteristics on the effectiveness of the SLIMMER diabetes prevention lifestyle intervention
Attendee6659
Postdoc
Amsterdam UMC
Walking to work: the role of neighborhood walkability around the workplace
Attendee3240
Phd Candidate
Université Laval
Are the 2019 Canada's Food Guide recommendations on healthy food choices consistent with the EAT-Lancet sustainable diet recommendations?
Attendee3146
MSc Student
Université Laval
Analyzing the structure of packaged food and non-alcoholic beverage manufacturing and grocery retailing sectors and markets in Canada: implications for food environment policy
Attendee3718
PhD Candidate
University of Toronto
How do recently published Canadian front-of-pack labelling regulations compare with similar mandatory approaches in the Americas?
Attendee3880
TU Eindhoven
Momentary experiences in neighborhood public spaces
Attendee1398
Utrecht University
Monitoring the healthiness of food environments in supermarkets and out-of-home settings: assortment, price-promotions, in-store promotions and food marketing
Attendee1852
PhD Student
Oslo Metropolitan University
Developing a framework for engagement in NewTools, a research project with partners across the Norwegian food system
Attendee3777
Postdoctoral Researcher
Aalto University
The geographic context of physical activities – How to overcome the challenges in capturing the environmental exposure?
Attendee6690
Professor &Director WHO CC On Nutrition Policy For Ncd Prevention
University of Toronto
Comparing Canada’s 2018 proposed and 2022 final Front-of-Pack labelling regulations using a generic food composition database and nationally representative dietary intake survey data
Attendee1592
INAF, Laval University
Adults’ perceptions of the healthiness of sugary drinks across five countries from 2018 to 2021: evidence from the International Food Policy Study
Attendee1711
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Altering the food environment to promote sustainable meat consumption: promise, progress, and strategies to nudge consumers to reduce meat consumption
Attendee237
Postdoctoral Researcher
Baylor University
Pedestrian Safety & Walkability: Examining Relationships Across the Rural Continuum
