Program

The Program Committee is developing a dynamic program to present the latest evidence, research findings, programs, and activities in Canadian tobacco control and around the world. More information will be posted as plans progress.

The plenary and symposia sessions will explore the critical elements of tobacco control’s future, while the concurrent sessions will probe key issues including plain packaging, retail reform, Bill C-32, new products, new frontiers in second-hand smoke, industry litigation, contraband and the implication of new nicotine addiction research and the use of NRT’s in cessation.

Tentative Schedule

Last updated September 16, 2009.

Sunday November 1
Time	Activity
10:30am-4:30pm	CAN-ADAPTT Annual general meeting Open to all registered NCTH delegates
3pm-10pm	Youth/Young Adult Stream 3.0 Geared to youth and young adults involved in tobacco control across Canada
7pm-9pm	Welcome reception in "EXPO"

Monday November 2
Time	Activity
7:00am-8:30am	Breakfast
7:00am-8:30am	First-timer’s Breakfast
8:30am-10:00am	Opening Address and Plenary New Directions in Tobacco Control: An Overview of the Last 10 Years Cheryl Moyer, Consultant David Hammond, PhD, University of Waterloo
10:00am-10:30am	Networking Break
10:30am-12:00pm	Plenary The Dream for Tobacco Control’s Future Louis Gauvin former Coordinator, Coalition québecoise pour le contrôle du tabac Canadian Tobacco Control - Regaining the Global Lead Dr. Rob Strang, Medical Officer of Health, Nova Scotia
Noon-1:30pm	Lunch
1:30pm-3:00pm	Concurrent sessions Tobacco Control Research Capacity Youth Engagement Outdoor Tobacco Smoke Exposure What’s in a Cigarette? Interventions for High Prevalence Populations Provincial Medicare Cost Recovery Smoke-Free Psychiatric Hospitals Calculating Reach and Quit Rates for Quitlines Factors Related to Youth Susceptibility to Smoking
3:00pm-4:00pm	Concurrent sessions Smoke-Free MUDs Smoking Cessation in Montréal and Ontario Web-based Social Networking Adolescent Smoking Behaviours Tobacco Informatics Monitorig System (TIMS) Cessation Support at the Local Level Breast Cancer and Tobacco Smoke Tobacco Funding at Universities Cessation and Young Mothers
4:00pm-5:30pm	Networking/EXPO (Posters/Marketplace)
7:00pm-11:00pm	JOIE DE VIVRE at Pub St-Paul! In the authentic surroundings of Pub St-Paul in Old Montréal, enjoy a tremendous buffet dinner featuring pub favourites while listening to French-Canadian folk music performed by “Les Grand Portage.” You will experience French culture first-hand through the sounds of the fiddle, spoons and the magic of Le Bonhomme Giguerres - French marionettes. Later, dance the night away with BLUSH, a Montreal dance band playing music from the 70s on. An evening you don’t want to miss! *Shuttle transportation will be provided to and from the hotel.

Tuesday November 3
Time	Activity
7:00am-8:30am	Breakfast
8:30am-9:30am	The 4 P’s of Marketing: What’s In Store for Them in Tobacco Control’s Future? : Part 1 Plain Packaging OR Placement (Retail Reform) and Promotion
9:30am-10:30am	The 4 P’s of Marketing: What’s In Store for Them in Tobacco Control’s Future? : Part 2 Product OR Price
10:30am-12:00pm	Concurrent Sessions Comprehensive Strategies Product Innovation and Moratorium Teen Tobacco Challenge and STAND Smoke-Free Outdoor Spaces Cessation for Clinicians Physician Smoking Status and Counseling Policy as Population Health Intervention
Noon-1:30pm	Lunch
1:30pm-3:00pm	Concurrent Sessions Public Health Roundtable Display Bans SHS in MUDs BC Tobacco Control Strategy for YA Cessation for Francophones Grassrooots Youth Campaigns The Typical Canadian Smoker and Tobacco Use Monitoring Cessation for Drug Treatment Population International Knoweldge Exchange Health Care Providers and Tobacco Dependence
3:00pm-4:00pm	Concurrent Sessions Tobacco Control and Chronic Disease Integration Quit to Win Contests Contraband Research Connectivity Between Researchers and Policy-Makers School-Based Programs for Tobacco Prevention Canada’s YSS Supporting Public Health Nurses in Cessation Quitlines Social Smoking and Addiction
4:00pm-5:30pm	Plenary Make your voice heard! This facilitated, interactive session will gather input on priorities and needs in tobacco control.
6:00pm-7:30pm	French Networking Event An opportunity for Francophones and Francophiles to share resources and better practices. If interested in attending, please register in advance by contacting Anne Meloche.

Wednesday November 4
Time	Activity
7:00am-8:30am	Breakfast
8:30am-10:00am	Concurrent Sessions Reseach Roundtable Youth Campaigns and Emerging Media Smoking in Specific Sectors Social Inequity New Fathers Who Smoke Tobacco Use in Mental Health Care Tobacco-Free Sports Frameworks and Models for Cessation Lessons Learned from Communities of Practice
10:00am-10:30am	Networking Break
10:30am-12:00pm	Concurrent Sessions Cessation in Special Populations Smokers and Quitting Taking Action on Contraband Global Youth Advocacy Cessation and Collaboration Dialogue on Mental Health Disabilities Evaluation Models Going Smoke-Free in Newfoundland Cessation in Health Care
Noon-1:30pm	Lunch/Closing Plenary Bringing It All Together This session will present the resolutions from the field for future directions in tobacco control. Social Change Campaigns Jeff Jordan, Founder and Owner, Rescue Social Change Organization, San Diego, California


	November 1 - 4, 2009 - Montréal, Canada