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ICPHS Conference Programme 2025

Pre-Conference Workshop Programme (Online)

Date: Friday, 31st of October 2025

Venue: Teams

Time Activity Leads
10:00-12:00

Grant Writing

Dr Tamar Abzhandadze

Mr Usoro Akpan

Public Health Career Development

Dr Sabha Nisar

12:00-14:00

Personal Development

Dr Marcus Chilaka

Dr Vivian Osuchukwu

Pre-Conference Workshop Programme

Date: Friday, 31st of October 2025

Venue: Warwick Medical School

Time

Activity

Venue

Lead

12:00-12:10

Registration and welcome coffee

CPD Lounge, WMS Building, Gibbet Hill

Dr Philip Anyanwu

12:10-13:40

Parallel workshops 1

Public Health Career Development

Room A1.50, WMS Building, Gibbet Hill

Dr Saran Shantikumar

Ms Kelly Coles

Interdisciplinary Research

Room A0.30, WMS Building, Gibbet Hill

Prof Olalekan Uthman

UK Public Health Register: Pathways to Public Health Professional Registration

Room BSR1, WMS Building, Gibbet Hill

Ms Jessica Lichtenstein (Chief Executive)

13:50-15:20

Parallel workshops 2

Grant Writing

Room A1.50, WMS Building, Gibbet Hill

Prof Frances Griffiths

Mr Usoro Akpan

Academic Writing

Room A0.30, WMS Building, Gibbet Hill

Dr Deborah Biggerstaff

Ms Sandra Nwokoroku

Publishing Strategically: Journals

Room BSR1, WMS Building, Gibbet Hill

Ms Yvonne Budden

Mr Josh Caldicott

Ms Samanthan Johnson

15:30-17:00

Parallel workshops 3

Presentation Skills

Room A1.50, WMS Building, Gibbet Hill

Prof Debbi Marais

Dr Abimbola Ayorinde

Publishing in Peer-reviewed Academic Journals

Room A0.30, WMS Building, Gibbet Hill

Dr Saran Shantikumar

Main Conference Programme

Date: Saturday, 1st of November 2025

Venue: The Oculus

Time

Activity

Venue

Note/Lead

08:30-09:00

Registration and Welcome Coffee

Atrium

Dr Philip Anyanwu

09:00-09:15

Introduction to the ICPHS Conference

Room OC0.03

Dr Philip Anyanwu

09:15-09:30

Opening remarks

Room OC0.03

Prof Debbi Marais

09:30-10:05

Keynote speech 1:

Title: From Crisis to Transformation: Embedding Equity in Public Health Preparedness and Recovery

20-minute talk with 10-15 mins of Q&A.

Room OC0.03

Prof Tracy Daszkiewicz

Faculty of Public Health

10:10-10:50

Keynote speech 2:

ECR Panel

Title: Navigating Next Steps: Early-Career Paths in Public Health

Room OC0.03

Kelly Coles (Moderator)

Anika Tahsin Ahmed

Adam Seidu

Beauty Igein

Daniel Mutanda

Priscilla Akosile

Usoro Akpan

10:50-11:00

Coffee break

Atrium

Dr Philip Anyanwu

11:00-12:30

AM parallel sessions

Mental Health Across Populations and Life Stages

Room OC1.01

Dr Saran Shantikumar

Environmental Health and Equity in Global Contexts

Room OC1.06

Charlotte Jackson

Innovations and Insights in Disease Prevention and Control

Room OC1.09

Dr Vivian Osuchukwu

12:30-13:15

Lunch and opportunity to view posters

Atrium

Lunch and poster setup at the Atrium

13:15-13:50

Keynote speech 2:

Title:Health Security in a Changing World: Building Resilient and Inclusive Public Health Systems

20-minute talk with 10-15 mins of Q&A.

Room OC0.03

Prof Susan Hopkins

UKHSA

13:50-14:00

Group Photograph

Room OC0.03

Dr Philip Anyanwu

14:00-15:30

PM parallel session

Supporting Child Health and Development

Room OC1.01

Dr Bronwyn Harris

Health Systems, Workforce, and Professional Challenges

Room OC1.06

Prof Debbi Marais

Community and Reproductive Health

Room OC1.09

Mr Usoro Akpan

15:30-16:00

Closing remarks

Room OC0.03

Dr Philip Anyanwu

Parallel sessions

Morning (AM) session 11:00-12:30

Topics

Mental Health Across Populations and Life Stages

Environmental Health and Equity in Global Contexts

Innovations and Insights in Disease Prevention and Management

Titles

Abstract No: 3

Title: Impact Of Loneliness on Health and Well-Being of International Students in Wales, United Kingdom

Lasith Dissanayake

Faculty of Life Sciences and Education, University of South Wales, Pontypridd, United Kingdom

Abstract No: 32

Title: Impacts of Climate Change on Marginalised Populations in High-Income Countries

Chinechelum Ezukosi

Abstract No:4

Title: Predicting Childhood Anaemia in Nigeria: A Machine Learning Approach to Uncover Key Risk Factors

Ibrahim Khalil Ja’afar

Warwick Applied Health, Warwick Centre for Global Health, Warwick Medical School, University of Warwick

Abstract No: 19

Title: The State of Antenatal Depression among Pregnant Women in Ethiopia: An Umbrella Review

Mesfin Abebe

Department of Midwifery, College of Health Sciences and Medicine, Dilla University, Dilla Ethiopia.

Abstract No: 35

Title: Climate Change Mitigation and Adaptation Policies Related to Health and Healthcare Sector In Africa: A Systematic Scoping Review

Dr. Uyai-Abasi Ukut

Aston University

Abstract No: 25

Title: Effectiveness of Short Message Service (SMS) Reminders in Improving Antimicrobial Adherence in Outpatients: A Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis

Morohunranti Sekinat Sanusi

Warwick Medical School, University of Warwick, Coventry, United Kingdom

Abstract No: 20

Title: Postpartum Mental Health Disorders Among Women: A Scoping Review of Risk Factors and Effective Interventions

Ruth Temitope Abioye

School of Medicine, Department of Public Health, University of Dundee, United Kingdom Public Health, University of Dundee

Abstract No: 33

Title: Endocrine-Disrupting Chemical Exposure and Gynaecological Health in Black Women in High-Income Countries: A Systematic Review

Ruth Osasere Obaro

Aston University

Abstract No: 70

Title: The Regulatory Landscape for Food Safety and Traceability in the UK: An Extended Literature Review

Reem AlGhanem

Swansea University

Abstract No: 43

Title: Games Club: An Interactive and Sustainable Pathway to Enhance Student Mental Wellbeing

Chinenye Egenuka

Abstract No: 61

Title: Equitable and Sustainable Public Health Interventions for Preventing Smokeless Tobacco Use and Oral Cancer in South Asia: A Systematic Review

Rajkumar Chauhan

Abstract No: 48

Title: Assessing The Role of Community Pharmacies in Colorectal Cancer Screening and Early Detection

Makinde Adedayo

Abstract No: 53

Title: Priorities For Suicide Prevention Interventions During Public Health Emergencies: Views of Suicide Prevention Leads in England.

Sandra Chidimma Nwokoroku

School of Health and Life Sciences, Teesside University, UK

Abstract No: 63

Title: The Impact of Community-Based Health Promotion Programs on Reducing the Prevalence of Non-Communicable Diseases Among Adults in Nigeria: An Extended Literature Review

Elohor Alele

Abstract No: 44

Title: Health Care Provider Perspective of Diet-Related Non-Communicable Diseases (NCDs) In Pakistan: A Comparative Study Between Two Cities

Bakht Muhammad, Dr. Nauman Ali Ch

Department of Public Health

 

 

 

Afternoon (PM) session 15:00-16:15

Topics

Supporting Child Health and Development

Health Systems, Workforce, and Professional Challenges

Community and Reproductive Health

Titles

Abstract No: 23

Title: Gamification and Serious Gaming for Early Screening of Learning Disorders in Children: Insights from the “Dino” Platform Piloted Across UK Schools

Muhammad Farooq Shaikh

School of Engineering, University of Warwick

Abstract No: 1

Title: Reimagining Leadership for Workforce Sustainability in Conflict-Affected Health Systems: A Narrative Synthesis using Systematic Methods

Shorouk Shaheen

University of Glasgow, UK

Abstract No: 11

Title: Fecundity, Birth-Interval And Family Planning Utilization Among Women of Childbearing Age in Asa Local Government Of Kwara State, Nigeria

Abdulmajeed Agboola

Abstract No: 31

Title: School Nurses' Experiences and Confidence When Discussing Childhood Obesity With Parents: A Systematic Literature Review

Tessa Williams

Abstract No: 22

Title: The Implementation of Electronic Patient Record (EPR) for Population Health Management (PHM) in NHS Trusts

Reham Ahmad

Warwick Medical School, University of Warwick, Coventry, United Kingdom

Abstract No: 56

Title: Assessing Effectiveness of Family Planning Program in Thatta and Sujawal Districts: A Quantitative Study

Ahmed Bux Dayo

Abstract No: 40

Title: A Systematic Review of National Oral Health Programs Targeting Adolescents (10 To 18 Years) in the Balkan Region: Interventions, Challenges, and Trends

Klarisa Rexhvelaj

Global Public Health, University of Greenwich

Abstract No: 37

Title: The Hidden Victims: Prospects of Investigating Second Victim Phenomenon Among Dental Professionals in Romania

Laura ILIAN (BARNA)

Department of Public Health, Babes-Bolyai University, Cluj-Napoca, Romania

Abstract No: 64

Title: Children’s Views On Weight Measurement and Talking About Weight

Charlotte Jackson

Warwick Medical School, University of Warwick

Abstract No: 46

Title: Smartphone VS Eye Tracker: A Validation of the eye-tracking algorithm for ophthalmological and neurological research

Author(s): Wanzi Su

School of Engineering, University of Warwick

Abstract No: 6

Title: Rural Farmer's Understanding and Utilization of Orthodox and Alternative Approaches to Arthritis Mitigation in Ilorin West Local Government Area, Kwara State

Abdulmajeed Opeyemi Agboola

 

Abstract No: 38

Title: The Association Between Autism Spectrum Disorder and Cancer: A Systematic Review

Carla Jammal

Warwick Medical School, University of Warwick


Abstract No: 34

Title: Comparative Effectiveness of Malaria Prevention Interventions in Sub-Saharan Africa: A Systematic Review

Author(s): Adetoun Adeleke

Aston University, Birmingham, United Kingdom

Abstract No: 52

Title: Barriers and Challenges of Individuals with Thalassemia Major in Turbat, Pakistan: An Exploratory Qualitative Study

Rawshan Jabeen

Children's Hospital Karachi

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