Abstracts IN ENGLISH LANGUAGE ONLY on HPH-related good and best practice, concepts and research may be submitted for
- oral presentations (presentations of 10-15 minutes)
- oral mini-presentations (3-5 minutes oral presentations)
- poster sessions
The Scientific Committee would especially like to invite papers with a focus on one of the main conference topics, on topics related to HPH task forces, or on specific additional topics:
Main conference topics:
- Theoretical papers on health gain orientation / salutogenesis in healthcare
- Health gain orientation in clinical services – good practice
- Health gain orientation in support services – good practice
- Health gain orientation and continuity of care
- Health gain orientation in cooperation with other settings
- Health gain orientation and sustainable development
Topics of HPH task forces and working groups:
- Health gain orientation in psychiatric services
- Improving the health gain of children and adolescents in and by hospitals and health services
- Improving health gain by strengthening migrant-friendliness and cultural competence
- Improving health gain by tackling smoking
- Improving health gain by tackling alcohol
- Improving health gain by strengthening environment-friendliness and sustainability of health services
- Improving health gain by pain management
- Health gain and health promotion for staff / healthy workplace
- Linking HPH core strategies and standards to health gain
Additional topics:
- HPH networking and lobbying
- Solidarity and equity in health
- Communication as a tool to improve health gain
- Children’s rights in healthcare
Screening of conference papers
All papers received until January 31, 2011 will be screened by the Scientific Committee. Criteria for the selection of contributions will be:
- their originality
- their explicit link to conference topics
- their relation to principles of health promotion (described as being empowering, participatory, holistic, intersectoral, equitable, sustainable, and multi-strategy)
- the availability of evaluation data / evidence
- the explicit relation to HPH strategies and standards for HP in hospitals.
Submitters will be informed about the decision of the Scientific Committee until March 15, 2011.