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The European Conference on Young People and Tobacco
4 - 8 October 1995, Edimbourg
By Moira Wilson
Part 1: Executive summary | Part 2 - Conference proceedings
Part 3 - Presentations of current projects
- Opening Sessions: Background and Context
- Mrs Soledad Blanco, Europe Against Cancer.
- Dr Anne Charlton, member of the Network Steering Committee , and Cecilia Stephens, Project Co-ordinator: The European Network on Young People and Tobacco.
- Lord James Douglas-Hamilton, Scottish Health Minister.
- Session 2: Prevalence, theory and prevention strategy
- Dr Candace Currie, International Co-ordinator of the World
Health Organisation (WHO) Health Behaviour of School-Aged Children
Survey, University of Edinburgh. Prevalence of smoking in young
people in Europe.
- Professor Keith Tones, Leeds Metropolitan University. Prevention of Smoking:
Radical Analysis and Sophisticated Solutions.
- Dr Karen Slama, Co-ordinator of the International Coalition against Tobacco.
Elements of Tobacco Control - possible barriers to the effectiveness of interventions.
- Session 3: Overcoming Barriers
- Session 4: The role and perspective of research
- Dr Hein de Vries, University of Limburg. Research as a tool
for programme development.
- Dr Anne Charlton, Director of the Cancer Research Campaign
Child Education and Child Studies Research Group, University of
Manchester. Smoking and self esteem among secondary school children.
- Dr Manuel Nebot, Barcelona City Health Department. Diffusion
process of a smoking prevention programme.
- Dr Alison Bullock, University of Birmingham. Using research
to identify out of school intervention sites.
- Dr Erkki Vartiainen, National Public Health Institute, Finland.
An overview of the effectiveness of smoking prevention programmes.
- Dr Hein de Vries, University of Limburg. Demonstration projects.
- Session 5: Overcoming barriers to communication and dissemination.
- Simon Jaquet, Director of Fast Forward Positive Lifestyles,
Scotland.
- Lorette Cordrie, Director of Theatre and Co., France.
- Mme Danielle le Petit, Paris Association against Tobacco,
France.
- Session 6: Extending to wider target groups.
- Henk Stegeman, Dutch Foundation on Smoking and Health. Media
campaigning with a new look.
- Siri Kohl, Kids Beraten den Senat, Germany.
- Becky Saunders, Health Education Authority (HEA).
- Merlynne Francique, National Youth Agency, England.
- Young people from Scotland, David Scott, Vicky Haylott, Ian
Etherington, Edinburgh City Youth Cafe.
- Niklas Oden, A Non Smoking generation, Sweden.
- Session 7: Integration and collaboration.
- Professor Albert Hirsch, Conference Chairman. Coalitions
- Marleen Lambert, The Belgian Tobacco Control Alliance.
- Dr Donatello Alesso, The Network of Smokefree Cities and G.P.s
against tobacco.
- Per Boge, Danish Cancer Society and Jorgen Falk, Danish Council
on Smoking and Health. 'When Education Goes Up in Smoke'.
- Dr Katerina Sokou, Greece. Parents and teachers attitudes
to 'Health Promoting' and 'Smokefree' schools.
- David Rivett, Regional Office for Europe (WHO). The European
Network of Health Promoting Schools.
- Session 8: Integrating Research and Intervention.
- Dr Hein de Vries, University of Limburg.
- Session 9: Recommendations for the future of the network
- Session 10: Presentations of training manuals.
- Session 11: Presentations of formal recommendations.
- Presentations from Session 3 workshops
- Dr Maria-Luisa Costa, General Clinical Institute of the Central
Region, Portugal.
- Fabien Tuleu, Regional Committee on Health Education in Champagne,
Ardennes, France.
- Dr Elena Malvezzi, Italian League Against Cancer.
- Joergen Falk, Danish Council on Smoking and Health.
- Georgios Katevas, Advisor to the Ministry of Education, Hellenic
Cancer Society, Greece.
- Lennart Sjorgren, Tobacco Control Programme, National Institute
of Public Health, Britt-Marie Lindblad, Cancerfonden & Maria Nilsson, Cancer
Preventive Programme, Oncology Centre, Sweden.
- Dr Teresa Llivina, Centro de estudios de promocion de la salud,
Spain
- Presentations from Session 10. BI-Lingual Training manuals
- Dr Annie Sequier, France. Training manual.
- Dr Carla Arciti, Italy: Guidelines for teachers on primary
prevention in the school
- Ligue national contre le cancer, France: Smokebusters clubs
bi-lingual manual for tobacco prevention activities.
- Appendices
- List of participants
- Conference programme
- Contact information for speakers
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