The 14th European Public Health Conference, organized by the European Public Health Association (EUPHA), will take place from 10 to 12 November 2021. Because of the COVID-19 crisis, the congress will exceptionally be organized as an online event. Complete information about the congress is available via https://ephconference.eu/.
During the conference, our COST Action will organize five live workshops on burden of disease assessment. There will also be a series of abstract and poster presentations on burden of disease. Below you will find an overview of the different burden of disease sessions planned during the 14th European Public Health Conference.
Burden of disease workshops and skills building seminars
| Workshop: Health, risk factors and inequalities in the EU: insights from the Global Burden of Disease study Wed 10/11, 16h10-17h10 • View the abstract |
| The state of health in the European Union in 2019 — João Vasco Santos, Portugal Download the presentation • View the abstract |
| Burden of diseases and injuries attributable to risk factors in the European Union in 2019 — João Vasco Santos, Portugal Download the presentation • View the abstract |
| Inequalities in non-communicable diseases across the European Union: current state and trends from 2000 to 2019 — José L. Peñalvo, Belgium Download the presentation • View the abstract |
| Skills building seminar: Infographics as a tool for knowledge translation Thurs 11/11, 11h30-12h30 • View the abstract |
| Infographics and the knowledge translation framework — Henk Hilderink, Netherlands Download the presentation • View the abstract |
| Public Health Infographic Design for the public – the evidence base — Catherine Stones, United Kingdom Download the presentation • View the abstract |
| Infographics in support of decision-making of well-being and health promotion — Heli Hätönen, Finland Download the presentation • View the abstract |
| Skills building seminar: Methodological choices in burden of disease studies: a literature review of European studies Thurs 11/11, 13h50-14h50 • View the abstract |
| An overview of burden of disease studies in Europe — Periklis Charalampous, Netherlands Download the presentation • View the abstract |
| A systematic literature review of studies estimating the risk factor attributable burden in Europe — Vanessa Gorasso, Belgium Download the presentation • View the abstract |
| A systematic literature review of burden of disease studies in Europe: Next steps and implications for researchers — Brecht Devleesschauwer, Belgium Download the presentation • View the abstract |
| Workshop: Knowledge Translation and Burden of Disease, from theory to practice Thurs 11/11, 17h30-18h30 • View the abstract |
| The concept of Knowledge Translation in relation to Burden of Disease — Elena Pallari, Cyprus Download the presentation • View the abstract |
| Burden 2020: The German Burden of Disease Study Informative, comprehensive, appealing and digital: Providing health data to users. Accessibility of scientific results in the burden context — Aline Anton, Germany Download the presentation • View the abstract |
| Scottish Burden of Disease (SBOD) study: a population health surveillance system for meaningful action — Ian Grant, United Kingdom Download the presentation • View the abstract |
| Dutch DALYS: The Dutch National Burden of Disease study — Henk Hilderink, Netherlands Download the presentation • View the abstract |
| Workshop: Burden of disease of COVID-19: strengthening the collaboration for national studies Fri 12/11, 11h30-12h30 • View the abstract |
| Burden of disease methods: integrating COVID-19 to the cause list — Grant Wyper, United Kingdom Download the presentation • View the abstract |
| Burden of Disease of COVID-19 in European countries: examples from Germany and Scotland — Annelene Wengler, Germany Download the presentation • View the abstract |
| Unravelling data for rapid evidence-based response to COVID-19: the unCoVer project — José L. Peñalvo, Belgium Download the presentation • View the abstract |
| Building country-level capacity to estimate the burden of COVID-19 — Sara Pires, Denmark Download the presentation • View the abstract |
Burden of disease abstract presentations
| Wednesday 10th November 2021 | ||
| 17h20–18h20 | 2.D. - Oral presentations: Risk factors in cardiovascular diseases | Socio-economic position and burden of ischemic heart disease in Finland in 2017 Laura Paalanen, Finland Download the presentation • View the abstract |
| Thursday 11th November 2021 | ||
| 09h00–10h00 | 3.K. - Oral presentations: Monitoring health inequalities | Socioeconomic inequalities in COVID-19 DALYs in Scotland, 2020 Grant Wyper, United Kingdom Download the presentation • View the abstract |
| 11h30–12h30 | 4.D. - Oral presentations: Burden of disease: cancer and dementia | Quantifying the burden of disease in Scotland in 2018: a Scottish Burden of Disease study Eilidh Fletcher, United Kingdom Download the presentation • View the abstract |
| 11h30–12h30 | 4.E. - Workshop: Climate change influence in the exposure to several risk factors: One Health approach as a solution? | Burden of disease of dietary exposure to aflatoxins in European countries Carla Martins, Portugal Download the presentation • View the abstract |
| Friday 12th November 2021 | ||
| 11h30–12h30 | 9.L. - Workshop: Injury epidemiology, treatment, costs and legislation during the COVID-19 pandemic | Quantification of injury burden and barriers in maintaining quality data Juanita Haagsma, Netherlands Download the presentation • View the abstract |
| 15h00-16h00 | 11.L. - Oral presentations: Health promotion: research and practice | European burden of cancer in 2020 attributable to alcohol use Harriet Rumgay, France Download the presentation • View the abstract |
Burden of disease poster displays
| DG - Epidemiology | DG.17 - Quantifying the burden of premature mortality at national level in France in 2016 Romana Haneef, France Download the poster • View the abstract |
