Online Program

4283.0
Tune In, Turn On, Get Healthy? Media, Communication and Health (organized by HCWG)

Tuesday, November 3, 2015: 2:30 p.m. - 3:30 p.m.
Poster
Mass media are ubiquitous and reach an exceptionally large number of people every day. Thus, they can potentially have a significant impact on public health. This session features research examining the myriad positive and negative effects media have on health, as well as work identifying strategies that leverage media for health promotion interventions.
Session Objectives: Describe how exposure to positive and negative health information in the media affects health-related outcomes. Discuss the use of media and technology to improve community health promotion and education Describe approaches for using media and technology to educate communities about public health and prevention topics. Identify strategies for intervention when individuals have insufficient access to mediated health information.
Moderator:
Michele Thornton, M.B.A. - Health Sector Management, Doctoral Student

Board 1
CDC, Facebook, Ebola, and everything else: How publics respond to the CDC posts about the recent Ebola outbreak compared to other public health topics   
Jeanine Guidry, M.S., M.P.S., Marcus Messner, Ph.D., Shana Meganck, Ph.D. and Kellie Carlyle, Ph.D., M.P.H.
Board 2
Good, bad, and ugly: The influence of media on healthy weight among ethnically diverse youth and parents   
Chandria D. Jones, PhD, MPH, Sharon Desmond, PhD, Debra Rog, PhD and Nanmathi Manian, PhD
Board 4
Association between pubertal timing and trajectory of pornography use in boys and girls   
Hsi-Ping Nieh, MS, MA, Hsing-Yi Chang, DR.PH and Lee-Lan Yen, ScD
Board 6
Using Electronic Media to Enhance Public Health Education and Prevention   
Ada Rubin, BA, Aaron Hultgren, MD, MPH, MAT, Brittany Trogen, MSc, Lauren O'Donnell, BA and Nicholas Frankfurt, BS
Board 7
Board 8
Board 9
Mapping of Health Promotion and Education Programs Addressing Public Health Dangers of Illicit Online Pharmacies   
Allison Anderson, MAS, Timothy Mackey, MAS, PhD and Bryan Liang, MD, JD, PhD
Board 10
Screening for Sleep Problems: Binge Watching in the Internet Era and its Relationship to Sleep Habits   
Jessica Sloan Kruger, MSHE, Monita Karmakar, M.S. , Ph.D. student, Jon Elhai, Ph.D. and Alaina Kramer, B.S., CHES

See individual abstracts for presenting author's disclosure statement and author's information.

Organized by: Public Health Education and Health Promotion
Endorsed by: American Indian, Alaska Native and Native Hawaiian Caucus