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Presentation Videos at SPR 2019

PRESENTATION VIDEOS AT SPR 2019

To watch the videos of the presidential addresses, plenary sessions, invited symposia, and TED-like talks, click here.

• Presidential Address 1 – Moving from Large Scale Research to Public Health Impact – A Conversation – Matthew Gillman, Leslie Leve and Gail Taylor

• Presidential Address 2 – The “War” on Cancer: How Are We Doing? – Dr. Robert Croyle

• ECPN Session II – Research-To-Policy Translation – A Primer for Prevention Scientists -Brittany Rhoades Cooper, Melissa Cox, Kimberley Rhoades and Nikola Zaharakis

• 1. Plenary Session I – Using Big Data to Examine Intergenerational Transmission of Economic Disparities – Implications for Health Outcomes – Introductions – Velma McBride Murry
• 2. Plenary Session I- Using Big Data to Examine Inter-generational Transmission of Economic Disparities – Implications for Health Outcomes – Nancy Breen
• 3. Plenary Session I – Using Big Data to Examine Inter-generational Transmission of Economic Disparities – Implications for Health Outcomes – David Chea
• 4. Plenary Session I – Using Big Data to Examine Intergenerational Transmission of Economic Disparities – Implications for Health Outcomes – Joanne Klevens
• 5. Plenary Session I – Using Big Data to Examine Intergenerational Transmission of Economic Disparities – Implications for Health Outcomes – Q&A

• 1. Plenary Session II – Big Data Integration – Introductions – Elizabeth Ginexi
• 2. Plenary Session II – Big Data Integration- Atul Butte
• 3. Plenary Session II – Big Data Integration – Michael Huerta
• 4. Plenary Session II – Big Data Integration – Margaret Levenstein

• 1. Plenary Session III – mHealth in Prevention Science – Assessment, Intervention, and Analysis – Introduction – Stephanie Lanza
• 2. Plenary Session III – mHealth in Prevention Science – Assessment, Intervention, and Analysis – Fiona Baker
• 3. Plenary Session III – mHealth in Prevention Science – Assessment, Intervention, and Analysis – Holly Jimison
• 4. Plenary Session III – mHealth in Prevention Science – Assessment, Intervention, and Analysis – Nicholas Allen

• 1. Invited Symposium I – Prevention Science: Decreasing Health disparities through Interventions and Policies that Target Vulnerbale Populations at Multiple Levels – Emma Sanchez-Vaznaugh & Brisa Sanchez

• 1. Invited Symposium III – mHealth in Action – Introductions – Michael Mason
• 2. Invited Symposium III – mHealth in Action – Inbal Nahum Shani
• 3. Invited Symposium III – mHealth in Action – Brian Suffoletto
• 4. Invited Symposium III – mHealth in Action – Michael Mason
• 5. Invited Symposium III – mHealth in Action – J. Douglas Coatsworth

• 1. Abstract of Distinction – The Legacy of Tom Dishion – Erika Lukenheimer
• 2. Abstract of Distinction – The Legacy of Tom Dishion – Greg Fosco
• 3. Abstract of Distinction – The Legacy of Tom Dishion – Marie-Hélène Véronneau
• 4. Abstract of Distinction – The Legacy of Tom Dishion – Frances Gardner
• 5. The Legacy of Tom Dishion and the Development of the Family Check-up, Looking Back and Looking Forward – Q&A

• 1. Brief Alcohol Interventions for Youth: Current State of the Science – Emily Tanner-Smith
• 2. Methods Toolbox for Meta-analysis of Individual Participant Data – Eun-Young Mun & Zhengyang Zhou
• 3. Methodological Advances in Individual Participant Data – David Huh & David Atkins
• 4. Meta-Analytic Approaches for Examining the Effectiveness of Brief Alcohol Intervention
• 5. The Promise of Individual Participant Data Meta-Analytic Approaches – Q&A

• 1. Opioid and Other Non-medical Prescription Drug Use in the United States Contemporary Trends – Introduction
• 2. Opioid and Other Non-medical Prescription Drug Use in the United States Contemporary Trends – Stephanie Lanza
• 3. Opioid and Other Non-medical Prescription Drug Use in the United States Contemporary Trends – Linden Carmichael
• 4. Opioid and Other Non-medical Prescription Drug Use in the United States Contemporary Trends – – Magdalena Cerda
• 5. Opioid and Other Non-medical Prescription Drug Use in the United States Contemporary Trends – Amy Goldstein
• 6. Opioid and Other Non-medical Prescription Drug Use in the United States Contemporary Trends – Q&A

• 1. Advancing Prevention through Cross-National Research on Alcohol Policy  The International Youth Development – Richard Catalano
• 2. Advancing Prevention through Cross-National Research on Alcohol Policy – The International Youth Development – Marina Epstein
• 3. Advancing Prevention through Cross-National Research on Alcohol Policy – The International Youth Development – Sabrina Oesterle
• 4. Advancing Prevention through Cross-National Research on Alcohol Policy – The International Youth Development – John Toumbourou
• 5. Advancing Prevention through Cross-National Research on Alcohol Policy – The International Youth Development – Q&A

• 1. Emerging, Hot Topic – Juuling and Youth – How Regulators and Providers are Failing – Evidence and Ways Forward – Divya Ramam
• 2. Emerging, Hot Topic – Juuling and Youth – How Regulators and Providers are Failing – Evidence and Ways Forward – Kamra McKelvey
• 3. Emerging, Hot Topic – Juuling and Youth – How Regulators and Providers are Failing – Evidence and Ways Forward –  Bonnie Halpern-Felsher