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Second International Conference

on Health Literacy and Health Promotion

October 5-8, 2014

Taipei, Taiwan

Day 1, October 5th (Sunday)

Pre-Conference Lectures

Venue: National Chengchi University, Center for Publics & Business Administrative Education (No. 187,

Jinwha Rd., Daan Dist.,Taipei)

15:00-17:00 Media advocacy for health literacy (TBC)

18:00-20:00 Welcome Dinner

Venue: TBA

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Day 2, October 6th (Monday)

GLOBAL PERSPECTIVES ON HEALTH LITERACY

Venue: International Auditorium, 13F, Shuang Ho Hospital-Taipei Medical University

08:30-09:00 Registration (International Auditorium, 13rd Floor)

Moderator: Prof. Peter Chang

09:00-09:30 Opening Remarks

09:00-09:05 AHLA Video Demonstration

Address of the AHLA President, Professor Yaw-Tang SHIH

Welcome Address

Minister Wen-Ta CHIU (Ministry of Health and Welfare)

Dr. Stephan VAN DEN BROUCKE (IUHPE, Vice President)

Representative (Ministry of Science and Technology)

Representative (Ministry of Foreign Affairs)

Representative (Ministry of Labor)

President Yun YEN (Taipei Medical University)

Superintendent Chih-Hsiung WU (Shuang Ho Hospital)

Group Photo Session

09:30-10:00

Announcement of “Health Literacy for All (HL4A) Declaration”

International Auditorium

Announcement: Diane LEVIN-ZAMIR, Stephan VAN DEN BROUCKE,

Yaw-Tang SHIH, Peter Chang, others

10:00-11:00

Press Conference

(Room B, 13rd Floor)

Chairs: Professor Yaw-Tang SHIH, Prof. Chih-Hsiung WU

10:00-10:15 Coffee break

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10:15-10:45 Keynote Speech (A)

Moderators: Win Myint OO, Jin Jong CHEN

Measuring comprehensive health literacy in general populations – the HLS-EU instruments, Jürgen M. PELIKAN, LBIHPR (AT)

10:45-12:00 Session 1: Health Literacy Studies

1.1 *Demography and social determinants of health literacy in Semarang

City Indonesia, NURJANAH, Dian Nuswantoro University, Semarang

(ID)

1.2 Psychometric testing of the all aspects of health literacy scale

in patients receiving stroke rehabilitation, Yi-Jing HUANG,

Wen-Hsuan HOU, Taipei Medical University

1.3 *Health literacy survey on some groups of Vietnamese, Kien Trung

NGUYEN, Hanoi School of Public Health

1.4 Health Literacy survey in Kazakhstan, Botagoz Saitovna Turdaliyeva,

Gaukhar Baisunova, Kazakh National Medical University

1.5 Mapping the Asian health literacy research: a literature review,

Hsien-Ping TUNG, Kristine Sorensen, CAPHRI, University of

Maastricht (NL)

*MJ Research Award recipients

12:00-14:00

(12:30-14:00)

Lunch Break

Poster Presentation

( Venue: 13F, International Hall)

14:00-14:30 Keynote Speech (B)

Moderators: Hiroki SUGIMORI, Wen-Hsuan HOU

Health literacy for health promotion from the people's perspective: Global challenges, Diane LEVIN-ZAMIR, Clalit Health Services (IL)

14:30-15:15 Session 2: Research on Measuring Health Literacy

2.1 *Health Literacy in Pakistan, A baseline assessment, Shahzad Ali

KHAN, Health Services Academy (PK)

2.2 *An Overview of health literacy study in Kazakhstan, Altyn M.

ARINGAZINA, Kazakhstan School of Public Health

2.3 *Health Literacy survey in Haiphong City, Vietnam using validated

version of HLS-Asia Questionnaire in Vietnamese, Minh Khuê PHAM,

Haiphong University of Medicine and Pharmacy

*MJ Research Award recipients

15:15-15:30 Coffee Break

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15:30-16:00 Keynote Speech (C)

Moderators: Tin Tin SU, Yuh-Feng LIN

Promoting health literacy: Introducing the Asian health literacy

glossary, Kristine SØ RENSEN, University of Maastricht (NL)

16:00-16:45 Session 3: Health Literacy, Health Promotion & Health Services

3.1 A combination of stair stepping and health knowledge learning

successfully increased health literacy and health behavior demonstrated

in Chimei Hospital, Cheau-Jane PENG, Chimei Medical Center, Taiwan

3.2 Life and work of people aged 40 and younger with type 2 diabetes,

FUKUDA Hiroshi, Juntento University, Japan

3.4 Effects of workplace smoking ban on job satisfaction of staff at District

Public Hospitals in South Korea, HWANG Eun Jeong, In Ok Sim,

Cheju Halla University, Chung-Ang University Red Cross College of

Nursing, South Korea

16:45-17:00 Coffee Break

17:00-17:45 Session 4: Health Literacy & Community

Moderators: Tae Wha LEE, Vo Van THANG

4.1 HL & Health Insurance in the United States, R.V. RIKARD, Maxine S.

Thompson, North Carolina State University

4.2 Awareness of breast cancer risk among female university students from

24 low, middle income and emerging economy countries

Karl PELTZER, Supa Pengpid, Mahidol University (TH)

4.3 Customers health literacy on health check-up services and primary

health care providers attitudes, Dulamsuren SAMDAN, Khishgee

MAJIGZAV, Ministry of Health, Mongolia

17:45-18:00 Conclusion

19:00-22:00 Gala Reception (by invitation)

Venue: Regent Hotel

*MJ Research Award Ceremony

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Day 3, October 7th, Tuesday

Health Literacy in Policy, Health Governance, and Measurement

Venue: International Auditorium, 13F, Shuang Ho Hospital-Taipei Medical University

09:00-09:30 Keynote Speech (D)

Moderators: Chencho DORJEE, Sanjay M. Pattanshetty

Health Literacy 3.0 in a globalised world, Helmut BRAND,

University of Maastricht (NL)

09:30-10:15 Session 5: Health Literacy & Policy Implication

5.1 To Achieve Our Goal: “The city with an increased health life

expectancy”, Akira SUGENOYA, Matsumoto City, Japan

5.2 Health Literacy Survey 2014 in Asia, Peter WS CHANG, Alex

Chen, Jackson Chiang, Leo Hsu, Femi Pai, Vincent Rollet, Taipei

Hospital, MOPH, Wenzao Ursuline University of Languages,

Taipei Medical University, Taiwan

5.3 Microfinance helps to improve the health literacy level of their

beneficiaries: scenario from Bangladesh, Khurshid NATASHA,

Bangladesh University of Health Sciences

10:15-10:30 Coffee Break

10:30-12:00 Conference Round Table: HL & Policy Implementation

Chair: Prof. Vallaurie L. CRAWFORD, Yaw-Tang SHIEH

Panelist to be invited

12:00-14:30

(12:30-14:00)

Lunch Break

Poster Presentation

(Venue: 13F, International Hall)

13:00-14:30 AHLA Association General Assembly (members only)

(Executive Room, 12 F)

14:30-15:40 Special Workshop on “Digital Media and Health Governance”

Chair: John Brandon, Asia Foundation

SW.1 Title: TBA, Mean Chhi Vun, Director of National Centre for

HIV, AIDS, Dermatology, and STD, Cambodia

SW.2 Health literacy in societies with low level of education:

Findings from Chakaria, Bangladesh, Abbas Bhuiya,

International Centre for Diarrheal Disease Research (BD)

SW.3 (TBA)

15:40-16:00 Coffee Break

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16:00-16:30 Keynote Speech (E)

Moderators: Angela LEUNG, Dulamsuren SAMDAM

Title: TBA Richard OSBORNE, Deakin University (AU)

16:30-17:45 Session 6:Research on Measuring Health Literacy

6.1 Determinants and status of health literacy in the Myanmar people,

Win Myint OO, University of Medicine, Myanmar

6.2 Health Literacy among low income urban residents in Kuala

Lumpur, Malaysia, Tin Tin SU, University of Malaya

6.3 Age and factors associated with health literacy among Taiwanese

women, Duong Van TUYEN, Peter CHANG, Taipei Medical

University

6.4. Health literacy and health-related outcomes among people with

mental illness in Hong Kong, Phoenix Kit Han MO, Chinese

University of Hong Kong

6.5 Measuring Health Literacy in first year University students in

Vientiane, Lao, Laina RUNK, University of Queensland

17:45-18:00 Conclusion

19:00-21:00 Association Dinner: Culture talents

Venue: Paulaner Bräuhaus Urban One Store

(No. 1 Qingcheng Street, 2F, Songshan District, Taipei)

*Poster Awards Ceremony

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Day 4, October 8th, Wednesday

Health Literacy, Reproductive Health and Nutrition

Venue: International Auditorium, Shuang Ho Hospital-Taipei Medical University

09:00-09:30 Keynote Speech (F)

Moderators: Altyn M. ARINGAZINA, Minh Khuê PHAM

Health literacy as a means to reduce Health Inequalities: a promise or

an illusion? Stephan VAN DEN BROUCKE, Catholic University Louvain

(BE)

09:30-10:15 Session 7: Health Promotion and health-related outcomes

7.1 Depression, suicidal ideation and anxiety among university students in

central Vietnam: Prevalence and possible contributing factors, Vo Van

THANG, Hue University of Medicine and Pharmacy (VN)

7.2 Correlation between behavior of watching television and accessing

internet with General Health Literacy Index in SEMARANG City,

Indonesia Enny RACHMANI, Dian Nuswantoro University (ID)

7.3 The health literacy of self-management experience for school-age

children with Asthma, TZENG Yu-Fen, National Taiwan University

10:15-10:30 Coffee Break

10:30-11:00 Keynote Speech (G)

Moderators: NURJANAH, Kien Trung NGUYEN

The Health literate Health Care Organization – developing the IOM

model to the expanded Vienna model. Jürgen M. PELIKAN, Christina

DIETSCHER, LBIHPR (AT)

11:00-11:45 Session 8: Health Literacy in Nutrition and Food Safety

8.1 Impact of an intervention package on food safety practices of food

handlers in a tertiary care hospital of North India, Puja DUDEJA,

School of Public Health, PGIMER, India

8.2 Effectiveness of an educational intervention on food safety for street

food vendors in a District of Sri Lanka Marakande Sepali K.

Wickrematilake, Ministry of Health, Colombo, (LK)

8.3 Awareness, knowledge, attitude and practice in low-income

hypertensive adults in suburban Kuala Lumpur, Nithiah Thangiah,

Hazreen Abdul Majid, Tin Tin SU, University of Malaya

11:45-12:00 Closing Session

Moderator: Professor Yaw-Tang SHIH, Professor Peter Chang

12:00-13:30 Lunch Break

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14:00-17:00 AHLA Executive Board Meeting (AHLA Executive Board Members)

(Executive Room, 12 F)

14:00-18:00 Field Trip, Cultural Tour

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Poster Presentation

The scheduled period is:

Poster Session I: Monday, Oct 6, 12:30-14:00 p.m.

Poster Session II: Tuesday, Oct 7, 12:30-14:00 p.m.

During this session, we recommend that you stand near your poster so that viewers may

ask you questions. You are not required to attend this session, but we highly recommend

you do so to present your project or activity on health literacy and health promotion with

conference participants, and to maximize the opportunity to engage your audience.

Poster Specifications

Your poster should generally be in A1 size (594mm wide x 841mm high) and organized

into sections (see below) and presented in a logical sequence (usually top-bottom,

left-right, with the introduction at top left and conclusions at bottom right).

The poster material is recommended to be arranged in sections such as the following:

Title

Name(s) of author(s)

Introduction (description of problem) 1-2 paragraphs

Methods (method/apparatus) 1-2 paragraphs

Results / Analysis

Discussion / Conclusion 1-2 paragraphs

Poster Competition

Awards will be given for the two best posters to recognize those individuals with the most

outstanding poster presentations in each day. Both awards will be presented to the winners

during the Association Dinner on Tuesday, October 7 from 19:00 am to 21:00 p.m.

The first award, the "People's Choice" award, will be decided by conference participants.

During the poster session throughout the first two days of the conference, conference

participants can view the posters and vote for their favorite poster presentation. Ballots

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and the ballot box for voting for the People's Choice award will be available at the

conference registration counter.

The second award, the "Best Overall Award," will be awarded to the presenter(s) whose

poster exhibits the best presentation of subject matter, layout and design, and quality of

research. Invited members of poster reviewers will decide the winner of the "Best Overall

Award," and will evaluate each poster based on the following criteria:

Clarity: Poster has a coherent and effective message

Layout and Design: Poster is well organized and neat (aesthetic composition)

Content and Research: Poster content is engaging and original, well planned,

and thoroughly researched

Readability: Poster is legible from five feet away

In addition to receiving an award during the Association Dinner, the award recipients will

be recognized on the Asian Health Literacy Association website.

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6 Oct, 2014

Poster Presentation I

(Venue: 13F, International Hall)

12:30-14:00 Section A: Health Literacy Studies

A-1. Health Literacy issues relating to drugs and alcohol for students in

academic courses in Israel, Hagit Bonny-Noach, Beit Berl College,

Israel

A-2. Tuberculosis literacy among private medical practitioners

-Implications on MDR-TB policy, Sanjay M. Pattanshetty, Manipal

University, India

A-3. The study of integration of health literacy and the Chinese

university education, Zhang Lei, Fudan University, China

A-4. Ttitle: TBA, Suleman Atique, Taipei Medical University

Section B: Health Literacy and Occupational Environment

B-1. Mediated interpreting in communicative Health Literacy – the

dentist’s role in designating styles, Wong Gloria Hai Ming, The

University of Hong Kong

B-2. Work-related cerebrovascular and cardiovascular

diseases(WR-CVDs) crises in young adults: A population-based

study using the nationwide Labor and Health Insurance Database in

Taiwan, Hsu Ya Yuan, Occupational Safety and Health

Ministry of Labor, Taiwan

B-3. Skin wound infection outbreak with Staphylococcus aureus

associated with nasal carrier of sweaty skin surface in competitive

sports, Suzuki Kotaro, University of Tsukuba, Japan

B-4. Improvement environment of causing obesity-Health diet

smoke-free LOHAS street plan, Richard Chiou, Taichung ShinShe

Public Health Center, Taiwan

B-5. (1) Effects on electroplating workers of exposure to hexavalent

chromium, Pan Chih-Hong, Occupational Safety and Health

Ministry of Labor, Taiwan

(2) Reduction of cooking oil fume exposure by engineering

intervention in Chinese restaurants, Pan Chih-Hong, Occupational

Safety and Health Ministry of Labor, Taiwan

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Section C: Reproductive Health & Health Literacy

C-1. The assessment of enhance breast feeding rate by improving breast

feeding friendly environment, Chung Yuan-Fang, Department of

Health, Taipei City Govertment

C-2. Do sleep disorders increase the risk of erectile dysfunction among

middle-aged adults-a nationwide retrospective cohort study, Chung

Wei-Sheng, Taichung Hospital, MOHW

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7 Oct, 2014

Poster Presentation II

(Venue: 13F, International Hall)

12:30-14:00 Section D: Health Literacy in the Media and Social Marketing

D-1. Internet, Social Capital, and Perceived Health, Sun Young Lee,

Hallym University

D-2. The impact of social media on the health promotion of college

students, Hsiao Hsiang-wen, Shih Hsin University

D-3. Development and assessment on the eHealth Literacy Scale of

college students, Tang Zeng, Fudan University

D-4. Role of medical professional in science communication Special

reference to Assamese language, Amrit Krishna BORA, Health &

Family Welfare Department, Govt. of Assam, India

Section E: Health Promotion and Health-related Outcomes

E-1. The effects of performance of health promotion projects and

personal characteristics on community image to public hospitals in

South Korea, In Ok Sim, Eun Jeong Hwang, Chung-Ang

University Red Cross College of Nursing

E-2. The use of scenario planning in cardiopulmonary-cerebral

resuscitation training, Chen YiChun, Chimei Hospital, Taiwan

E-3. Factors affecting to the preventive behavior on tuberculosis among

the family members of tuberculosis patient households in Magway

district, Myanmar, Mon Mon Htwe, University of Community

Health, Myanmar

E-4. Application of team resource management protocol to improve the

on time rate of first operation in the operating room, Weng Mei Ju,

Taipei City Hospital

E.5. Medical students’ perspective of a ‘Good Food’; a qualitative study,

Rizma Adlia Syakurah, Sriwijaya University

E-6. Reduction of inappropriate urinary catheter at a general intensive

care unit, Yang Wan-Chun, Taipei City Hospital

E-7. A study on the concept of health and health-promoting lifestyle in

Northern Taiwan, Rose Su-Jung Lin, Ching Kuo Institute of

Management and Health

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Section F: Health Literacy and Community

F-1. The study of the empowerment-led approach to improve the

exercise behaviors of community women in Guanmiao, Huang

Jing-Juin, Chung Hwa University of Medical Technology (TW)

F-2. The promotion of health for senior citizens at heping district,

Taichung City, Wu Wenchen, Taichung Heping Public Health

Center, Taiwan

F-3. The status of health literacy in Uganda: challenges and

opportunities, Regina N.M. Kamoga, CHAIN UGANDA

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Day 5, October 9th, Thursday

Field Trip

Venue: TBA

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Satellite Conference

Day 6, October 10th, Friday

International Health Evaluation & Promotion Association, IHEPA

Venue: Grand Hotel, 10F Auditoriums

08:30-09:00 Registration

09:00-09:30 Opening Remarks

09:30-10:20 Keynote Speech

10:20-10:40 Coffee Break, Poster & Exhibition

10:40-12:00 Plenary Speech

12:00-13:30 Lunch Symposium

13:30-14:50 Health Literacy Session

Health Literacy

(10F Auditorium)

AMHTS

(Song Bo Room)

14:50-15:20 Coffee Break, Poster & Exhibition

15:20-16:00 Friendly Aging Society Session

Dementia

(10F Auditorium)

Osteoporosis

(Song Bo Room)

18:00-21:00 Gala Dinner

Venue: VT, International Réception Hall

Please see http://www.ihepa2014.org/ for detail information