Plenary Session IV
Breakout Sessions
Thursday, December 7
Plenary Session III: How to Meet the Challenge of Childhood Obesity
D1 — The Prevention of Childhood and Adolescent Obesity Through School-Based Intervention
Steven Gortmaker, PhDProfessor of the Practice of Health Sociology
Department of Society, Human Development and Health
Harvard School of Public Health
D2 — A View from a State: North Carolina Addresses Childhood Overweight
Cathy Thomas, MAEdHead of Physical Activity and Nutrition Branch
NC Division of Public Health, DHHS
D3 — Progress in Preventing Childhood Obesity: How Do We Measure Up?
Marshall Kreuter, PhD, MPHProfessor
Public Health Institute
Georgia State University
Plenary Session IV: MCH Epidemiology: Mapping the Future
E1 — Introduction
Bao-Ping Zhu, MD, MSState Epidemiologist
Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services
E2 — Who and What?
William M. Sappenfield, MD, MPHState MCH Epidemiologist
Florida Department of Health
E3 — MCH Epidemiology in State Health Agencies: Pathways to Effectiveness
Deborah Rosenberg, PhDResearch Associate Professor
Division of Epidemiology and Biostatistics
School of Public Health, University of Illinois at Chicago/>
E4 — MCH Epidemiology: A Field Perspective
Violanda Grigorescu, MD, MSPHDirector
Division of Genomics, Perinatal Health and Chronic Disease Epidemiology
Michigan Department of Community Health
E5 — Discussion
Breakout Sessions
Breakout Session C1 - Folic Acid and Birth Defects: Trends & Risks
Sheree L. BouletTrends in the Post-Fortifi cation Prevalence of Spina Bifi da and Anencephaly in the U.S. Judith Major
Evaluation of Long-Term Vitamin Use among Participants in a Western North Carolina Multivitamin Distribution Program
Breakout Session C2 - Mental Health and Depression among Post-Partum Women
Joanne BarleyPostpartum Depression in Utah: A Qualitative Review
Heather L. Davey
Postpartum Depression: A Multivariate Analysis of Pre and Perinatal Risk Factors Candice Wilson
Determinants of Poor Child Outcomes: Mental Health Among Louisiana Mothers
Breakout Session C3 - Methods Can Help (MCH): Improving MCH through Analysis
Lorie W. ChesnutThinking Outside the Curve: A New Paradigm for Birthweight Distribution
Samara I. Viner-Brown
The Rhode Island Toddler Wellness Overview Survey (TWOS): An Opportunity for Data Linkages
Leisa J. Stanley
A Graphical Interactive tool for Evidenced Based Public Health Program Evaluation by Programmatic Personnel with Minimal Computer Skills
Caroline Stampfel
Applying the Index of Disparity in Virginia: 1990-2004
Breakout Session C4 - Environmental Influences on Infant and Child Outcomes
Assia MillerResidential Mobility During Pregnancy in Metropolitan Atlanta Haihong Li
The Effects of Smoking on Birth, Early Childhood, Preschool, and Kindergarten Outcomes - A Population Based Study
Kathryn Dickinson
Maternal Smoking During Pregnancy and the Risk for Talipes Equinovarus, North Carolina, 1999-2003
Breakout Session C5 - Breast Practices: Trends and the Impact on Infant Health
Elizabeth J. ConreyState Specifi c Monitoring of Breastfeeding Behavior: Cognitive Testing to Reduce Response Error
Ashley P. Chin
Breastfeeding Trends in Louisiana: Are We Improving?
Sarah Nabukera
Infant Feeding and HIV Prevention: A Needs Assessment, Mbarara, Uganda
Breakout Session D1 - Medication Use During Pregnancy and Birth Defects: Redwood Benefits & Risks
Alissa R. CatonAntihypertensive Medication Use and Congenital heart Defects
Shao Lin
Maternal Asthma Medication Use and the Risk of Birth Defects
Maternal Corticosteroid Intake and Risk of Orofacial Clefts
Breakout Session D2 - Weight Gain Before and During Pregnancy
Lori Carter-EdwardsBody Image and Weight Change among African American and Caucasian Overweight Postpartum Women Participating in a Weight Loss Intervention
Najmul H. Chowdhury
The Importance of Pre-Pregnancy Body Mass Index and Gestational Weight Gain in the WIC Population Cathy Wasserman
Obesity in Pregnancy: Impact on Maternal and Infant Health Outcomes
Aisha Langford
Association between Gestational Weight Gain and Adverse Obstetric and Neonatal Outcomes Among Overweight Women
Breakout Session D3 - Medical Care & Health Care Facilities – Magnolia How Are They Related to Maternal Health?
Brason LeePsychotropic Medication Use Among Women Initiating Prenatal Care in the California Medicaid Program, 2003
Maria Gurrola
Cesarean Section Rates: Teaching vs. Non Teaching Hospitals Lyn Kieltyka
Whose very Low Birthweight Babies were at Risk to be Born in Lower Level Facilities in Louisiana?
Breakout Session D4 - Causes and Correlates of Injury & Violence during Pregnancy
Moreen L. LibetFrequent Mental Distress and Desire for Help among Women Experiencing Intimate Partner Violence, California, 2003-2004
Katherine D. Woods
Poverty as a Predictor of Intimate Partner Violence Before and During Pregnancy
Breakout Session D5 - When the Bough Breaks: Disparities in Infant Mortality
Venkata P.S. GarikapatyAdverse Pregnancy Outcomes by Race - Missouri, 1991-2004 Yvonne W. Fry-Johnson
Linking County Infant Mortality Data and Disparities Policy Ashley Schempf
Rising Infant Mortality in Delaware: An Examination of Racial Differences in Secular Trends
Breakout Session D6 - Workshop: Using the National Survey of Children's Health Dataset: Practical Applications in SAS, SUDAAN, and Stata
Stephen BlumbergBreakout Session D7 - Special Session: Advancing Maternal and Child Health in the U.S.-Mexico Border Area
Jill McDonaldA Protocol For U.S. Mexico Border Reproductive Health Surveillance: The Brownsville-Matamoros


