Day 1 - 24/09/09

• Accident Prevention Across the UK: Karen McFarlane, Child Safety Development Officer, Children in Wales
• Data information supporting prevention: Steve Barron, Research Analyst, Institute of Public Health, Dublin

Parallel Session A

Theme: Road Safety

• Understanding road traffic injury and deprivation: a systems approach: Dr Nicola Christie, University of Surrey, England
• Should graduated driver licensing be introduced in the UK? Dr Sarah Jones, National Public Health Service for Wales

Theme: Burden of Injury

• Using population-based trauma registries to monitor long term outcomes after injury: Dr Belinda Gabbe, Monash University, Australia
• Understanding individuals' experiences of injury - The Burden of Injury: Judith Sleney, University of Surrey, England
• The UK Burden of Injuries Study: Professor Ronan Lyons, Swansea University, Wales

Theme: Prevention of Self Harm

• Prevention of suicide and self harm in Wales: Professor Keith Lloyd, Swansea University, Wales
• How can we prevent overdoses and what works? A systematic review of interventions for non fatal poisonings: Angela Evans, Swansea University, Wales

Day 2 - 25/09/09

Main Session

• The Potential For Elimination of Domestic Fire Deaths and Injuries: Ann Jones, AM, Vale of Clwyd and Colin Hanks, North Wales Fire & Rescue

Parallel Session B

Theme: Home Safety

• Fife Cares – a multi agency approach to promoting home safety and security: Tricia Spacey, Fife Community Safety Partnership, Scotland

Theme: Injury Data and Methodology

• Modelling cost-effectiveness of home injury prevention strategies for children: Professor Denise Kendrick, University of Nottingham, England

Theme: Road Safety

• Systematic Review of the effectiveness of non-legislative interventions for the promotion of cycle helmet wearing by children: Rachel Owen, University Of Nottingham, Division of Primary Care, England
• Using a driving simulator to evaluate a road safety education programme for young drivers: Dr Karen Pfeffer, University of Lincoln, England
• The Advocacy in Action Study: Professor Ronan Lyons, Swansea University, Wales

Parallel Session C

Theme: Sports Injury Prevention

• Sport related injury in children and adolescents in the UK, what do we know? Graham Kirkwood, Centre for International Public Health Policy,University of Edinburgh, Scotland
• A Pilot Study of Rugby Union Injuries In Scottish Schools: Dr Alistair Nicol, Scottish Government
• Is the Risk of Injury in Schoolboy Rugby too high? A New Perspective for Schools, Parents and Pupils: Nikesh Parekh, Centre for International Public Health Policy,University of Edinburgh, Scotland

Theme: Violence Prevention

• Deprivation and youth violence – comparing cities with nearby towns: Dr Sarah Jones, National Public Health Service for Wales

Theme: Child & Adolescent Injury Prevention

• Child Accident Prevention in the West Midlands: Ian Evans & Karen Saunders, Child Accident Prevention Trust, England