Concurrent session: Policy & Advocacy / Economics

Concurrent session: Policy & Advocacy / Economics

This concurrent session will be chaired by Craig Sinclair, Cancer Council Victoria.

Time	Abstract
10.55am – 10.59am	Policy & Advocacy: Introduction / overview
10.59am – 11.07am	Louise Galloway, Department of Health and Human Services Victoria (AUS) Government perspective on creating a skin cancer agenda
11.07am – 11.15am	Terry Slevin, Cancer Council Western Australia (AUS) Is SunSmart Winning?
11.15am – 11.19am	Alecia Brooks, Cancer Institute New South Wales (AUS) Evaluation Of The New South Wales Skin Cancer Prevention Strategy 2012-2015 PDF of presentation
11.19am – 11.23am	Emilie van Deventer, World Health Organization (CHE) The WHO Intersun Project PDF of presentation
11.23am – 11.27am	Kim Krujit, Dutch Cancer Society (NLD) Skin Cancer Prevention In The Netherlands: The Road To An Effective Strategy PDF of presentation
11.27am – 11.35am	Loraine Marrett, Cancer Care Ontario (CAN) Achieving National Consensus On New Sun Safety Messages For Canada PDF of presentation
11.35am – 11.41am	STRETCH BREAK
11.41am – 11.45am	Economics: Introduction / overview
11.45am – 11.49am	Thomas Elliott, Griffith University (AUS) The Economics Of Sun Exposure: Cost Of Skin Cancer Versus Osteoporosis In Australians Aged 60+ Years
11.49am – 11.53am	Louise Sandford, The Cancer Society of New Zealand (CSNZ)(NZL) Non-melanoma Skin Cancer – How Do We Start Counting?
11.53am – 12.01pm	Donna Perez, Cancer Institute New South Wales (CINSW)(AUS) Cost Benefit Of Skin Cancer Public Education Mass-media Campaigns The Economic Cost Of Skin Cancer In New South Wales, Australia
12.01pm – 12.09pm	Sophy Shih, Deakin University (AUS) Economic Burden Of Skin Cancer And Benefit Of Its Prevention In Victoria, Australia
12.09pm – 12.17pm	Lore Pil, Ghent University (BEL) Cost Of Melanoma And Non-melanoma Skin Cancer In Belgium The Cost-effectiveness Of Prevention Programs For Skin Cancer PDF of presentation
12.17pm – 12.30pm	Q&A