Results for PMAC 2019 Call for Abstracts
Congratulations to the authors of 88 selected abstracts whose abstracts has been selected to participate in the Prince Mahidol Award Conference 2019 “The Political Economy of NCDs: A Whole of Society Approach” to be held during 29 January – 3 February 2019 in Bangkok, Thailand. Please see the list of 88 selected abstracts below.
Please note that the Conference will make the decision on the type of presentation for the 88 abstracts whether as an oral presentation or a poster display before 15 November 2018. The invitation letter as well as presentation/display details will be communicated to the authors afterwards.
For the authors who requested sponsorship, the sponsorship will be provided based on funding availability and priority will be given to the authors of the abstracts who are selected for oral presentation. The Conference Secretariat will make the decision for sponsorship before 15 November 2018 as well.
We would like to take this opportunity to express our sincere thanks to all submitters for your contribution to the Prince Mahidol Award Conference 2019.
Thank you and best regards,
PMAC Secretariat
| ID | Abstract Title | Submitter |
|---|---|---|
| A003 | A rational basis for the provision of global functions for NCDs | Arian Hatefi |
| A005 | Effect of comprehensive intervention on hypertension control among employees in the Chinese stated-owned enterprise: a cluster controlled trial | Yang Shen |
| A017 | System Approaches to Address the Political Economy of NCDs | Lonim Prasai Dixit |
| A018 | Framing NCDs to accelerate politica actions | Lonim Prasai Dixit |
| A035 | Decentralization to create health-promoting environment: challenges in implementation of community health fund in Thailand | Udomsak Saengow |
| A038 | Health Care Access Experiences of Refugees with Non-Communicable Diseases in Canada: A Scoping Review | Edward Cruz |
| A042 | Investment law is ‘chilling’ health policy: fact or fiction? | Ashley Schram |
| A044 | Extent of integration of the WHO ‘Best buys’ in Nigeria’s non-communicable diseases prevention policies | Mojisola Oluwasanu (Fayemi) |
| A046 | Exporting epidemics? The impact of liberalisation on alcohol trade in the Asia-Pacific region | Ashley Schram |
| A049 | International trade agreements: opportunities or threats towards noncommunicable diseases | Sharon Friel |
| A058 | An International Comparative policy analysis to Accelerate Actions Against Determinants of NCDs: The Experience from Eight Countries | Amirhossein Takian |
| A063 | Self-monitoring of Blood Glucose among Patients with Poor Control of Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus in the 7 Southern most Provinces (Health Network Region 12) | Wilawan Jingjit |
| A066 | Socioeconomic effect of alcohol production and use in india | Sadhana Bhagwat |
| A067 | Learning from Tobacco Control Successes | Saifuddin Ahmed |
| A073 | How much is too much? Estimating effective price-hikes to affect smoking behavior in Vietnam | Binh Thang Tran |
| A075 | A Systematic Review of Physical Activity and Sedentary Behaviour Correlates in the Thai Population | Nucharapon Liangruenrom |
| A077 | 'Smokes, Sweet and Drinks: Designing Global Regulation of Harmful Actions' | Connor Rochford |
| A092 | Corporate Health Impact Assessment of a fast food company - implications for NCDs | Fran Baum |
| A095 | Strengthening patient-centered care for control of hypertension in public health facilities in Kannur district, Kerala, India | Gopinath T. Sambandam |
| A098 | Treatment seeking behavior of diabetic patients with special emphasis on follow-up in the public health facilities in Pudukottai District, Tamilnadu, India | Gopinath T. Sambandam |
| A100 | Multi-criteria decision analysis for setting priorities and integrating 'best buys' and other recommended interventions into the NCDs' national action plan in Iran | Amirhossein Takian |
| A104 | Taking control over the commercial determinants of NCDs. Strengthening the persuading power of health in multi-sectoral governance. | Dori Patay |
| A107 | How can health actors’ better advance coherence between trade and health sectors for NCDs? Lessons from a network, framing and power analysis | Belinda Townsend |
| A108 | How does policy framing enable or constrain inclusion of the social determinants of health on trade policy agendas? | Belinda Townsend |
| A109 | Power asymmetries, policy incoherence and noncommunicable disease control - a qualitative study of policy actor views | Belinda Townsend |
| A117 | The Political Economy of Healthcare Data: A Systems Approach to Data Governance | Steven Harsono |
| A119 | The role of civil society groups in ensuring effective legal strategies for tobacco control in a low income country: lessons from Uganda | Moses Mulumba |
| A123 | Increasing Institutional Capabilities through an Inovative Approach to NCD Surveillance | Veronica Lea |
| A125 | Are Egyptian women to be blamed for their obesity? Exploring the gender dimension to understand the world´s biggest obesity crisis | Dina Tadros |
| A126 | Securing the health system framework for NCDs: Mapping the Political Economy for UHC | Peter Hill |
| A131 | The role of disease-specific and health-sector foreign aid in hypertension and diabetes prevalence – a panel data analysis of 114 low- and middle-income countries | Deliana Kostova |
| A133 | Nudge in Action: Case Studies from Thai Health Promotion Foundation | Nutkamon Luesomboon |
| A134 | Economic implication of chronic conditions in Mongolia: need for a mutli-stakeholder response | Otgontuya Dugee |
| A144 | The Price Impacts of the Introduction of South Africa’s Tax on Sugar-Sweetened Beverages | Nicholas Stacey |
| A145 | Unhealthy Policies and Unhealthy Diets: The Political Economy of NCD Determinants in India | Kanchan Mukherjee |
| A147 | Improving Access to High-Cost Medicines in China: Much to Be Done | jing chen |
| A157 | Challenges in prevention and control of NCDs at local health systems: Implications for policy | Dorothy Lall |
| A160 | Challenges facing hypertension control goes beyond primary care services: implications from a pooled cross-sectional study | Jin Xu |
| A165 | Current progress and future directions in the double burden of malnutrition among women in South and Southeast Asian countries | Tuhin Biswas |
| A170 | Non-Communicable Disease (NCD) Burden, Risk Factors and Epidemiological Transition in India | Md Senaul Haque |
| A171 | Preventing Non-Communicable Diseases through Smart School Meals: A Meta-analysis in Latin America and the Caribbean | Briony Stevens |
| A174 | Designing a Community Health Worker based Strategy to Promote Community Action Against Use of Smokeless Tobacco | Samir Garg |
| A175 | Resolve to Save Lives – A Global Initiative to Partner with Communities and Prevent 100 Million Deaths from Cardiovascular Disease | Tom Frieden |
| A177 | The Zambia Good Food Logo: addressing overnutrition and subsequent NCDs through certification marks for nutritious foods | Briony Stevens |
| A178 | Developing Health systems for coherent response to the NCD Challenge – Limitations of Financing through Health Insurance in India | Samir Garg |
| A179 | Unhealthy food environments and human rights: government efforts to promote healthy diets and reduce obesity in the context of the rights to health and food | Sarah Roache |
| A180 | Access to medicines for cardiovascular disease and hypertension control: A cross-country analysis of prices, availability, and affordability | Muhammad Jami Husain |
| A181 | Framing the issue for collective action: understanding what resonates with young people to mobilize grassroots action on non-communicable diseases (NCDs) | Jordan Jarvis |
| A183 | The political economy of Sugar-Sweetened Beverage Taxation in South Africa: lessons for policy making | Agnes Erzse |
| A185 | Interventions on the urban environment yield significant public health gains | Michele Cecchini |
| A186 | Tackling overweight and obesity produces positive impacts on GDP and fiscal pressure | Michele Cecchini |
| A190 | The politics of food in the Pacific: coherence and tension in regional policies on the food environment and non-communicable diseases | Rebecca Dodd |
| A192 | Urban planning as a means to create low risk environments for non-communicable disease | Fran Baum |
| A196 | Towards Achieving Sustainable Development Goal Number 3: Assessment of the Healthcare Budgetary Allocation in Nigeria | Yusuff Adebayo Adebisi |
| A204 | The Political Battles of Tobacco Control and NCDs in Indonesia | Ahmad Ansyori |
| A208 | Sweetened Beverage Tax in the Philippines: a Department of Health Perspective on its Successful Passage | Frances Claire Onagan |
| A209 | Mapping Nutrition Labelling Policies in Malaysia | SeeHoe Ng |
| A210 | Responding to Non-Communicable Diseases: Is Nepal Prepared? An Analysis of Policies on Salt, Sugar and trans-fat | Minakshi Dahal |
| A211 | Food perceptions and dietary changes for chronic condition management in rural Peru: Insights for health promotion | Silvana Perez Leon Quinoso |
| A216 | Using of ncd disease medicines : hypertension, stroke, heart, diabetes melitus (ncd) at referral pharmacy program (prb) in bekasi city | Raharni Raharni |
| A221 | Health literacy and co-design: a key strategy to overcoming victim-blaming approaches to behavior change | Richard Osborne |
| A222 | Thinking at the margins: marginal analysis as a tool for continuously identifying the next best buys in order to “leave no-one behind” | Richard Osborne |
| A225 | India Management Hypertension Management Initiative” to control hypertension in India at primary care level | Abhishek Kunwar |
| A229 | How much NCD policy space is eaten by trade? Navigating trade and investment barriers to regulating food and beverages | Kelly Garton |
| A232 | Analyzing the Policy and Governance Environment for Non-communicable disease Control, and Identifying Potential Policy Options in Pakistan. | Anam Feroz |
| A236 | Prevalence and Political Economy of Overweight and Obesity in Bangladesh | Ipsita Sutradhar |
| A237 | Exploring Google Trends to Understand Community Interest of Cervical Cancer in Indonesia: a Time for Digital Governance of NCD’s Preventive Program | Atina Husnayain |
| A239 | Balancing science and political economy: tobacco control and global health | Mitsuru Mukaigawara |
| A240 | Food prices, diets and obesity among children and young adults in India: Understanding the influence of food markets on socioeconomic patterns of consumption and health risks | Sumit Mazumdar |
| A250 | Physical activity promotion: the best buy policy for NCD prevention among Thai population | Dyah Anantalia Widyastari |
| A257 | What can we learn on multisectoral action from non-health disciplines: a meta-narrative review | shinjini mondal |
| A260 | Why Thailand is slow in achieving the required results in implementing the Global Action Plan on noncommunicable diseases even they are successfully in achieving the process indicators: a lesson learn for other low- and middle-income countries. | Bundit Sornpaisarn |
| A265 | Developing the WHO best-buys for NCD prevention and control: methods, process and country applications | Melanie Bertram |
| A268 | Conceptualizing governance of non-communicable diseases | Melisa Mei Jin Tan |
| A269 | Non-Communicable Diseases in Asia: A policy analysis of NCDs prevention and control policies in six Asian countries | Melisa Mei Jin Tan |
| A270 | Philippine IYCF 2030 Strategic Planning: an Innovation for Participation | Romelei Camiling |
| A272 | Health Governance in South Asia of NCDs: Metaphor of Financial Challenges and Prospects | Sahjabin Kabir |
| A276 | NCD Prevention through community based participatory approach | pradeep tharanga |
| A290 | Service coverage for diabetes mellitus in a pluralistic health system: experience from Sri Lanka | Nimali Widanapathirana |
| A292 | Countering alcohol industry interference in the development of the Australian national alcohol strategy | Jenny Goodare |
| A293 | Use of a Population Based Cancer Registry to Monitor Trends of Incidence of Childhood and Adolescent Cancers in Kampala, Uganda | Derrick Bary Abila |
| A297 | A large population based, multi-sectorial intervention on sodium reduction, experiences of SMASH program in Shandong, China | Ma Jixiang |
| A302 | Advances in Behaviour Change Science methods: Improving our understanding and the design of complex health behaviour change interventions | Marta Marques |
| A303 | Boosting subnational governance of NCDs through the use of a laboratory for simulation of health policies in Colombia | Norman Maldonado |
| A308 | International Patent Regime and Access to NCD Treatment: A Proposal to Move Forward | Gopakumar Kappoori Madhavan |
| A309 | Access to NCD Medicines:Potential of the Competition Law | Shirin Syed |
| A310 | Prioritization of NCDs in health sector strategic plans: resource requirement estimates from 5 low and middle income countries | Catherine Cantelmo |
| A311 | Examining the level of catastrophic health expenditures and payment mechanisms for diabetes and hypertension in Nigeria | Obinna Onwujekwe |