The HEAL 2023 Conference – Collective Action for Health, Environment, and Climate was a 3-day virtual and live event held on 14^th – 16^th November 2023. The HEAL 2023 Conference was delivered in a face-to-face or hybrid mode in all Australian States and Territories.

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Posters

Andini Pramono et al.

Contributing to a Gender-just Transition by Reducing Commercial Milk Formula Use and Greenhouse Gas Emissions from Maternity Services

Anh T. Han et al.

A Comprehensive Data Audit for Improving Environmental Health Research in Australia

Anna Williams et al.

'Enacting some New Kind of Structure': The Potential for Collaborating and Self-organisation to Transform and Improve Community Adaptive Capacity

Chinonso Odebeatu et al.

The Role of Greenspace in Vitamin D Status: Cross-sectional, Observational Evidence from the UK Biobank

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Dwan Vilcins et al.

Bushfire Smoke Exposure and Health Effects – Pilot Data

Elizabeth Hu et al.

Nitrous Oxide Supply to Australian Public Hospitals; A Cross-sectional Analysis

Ella Jackman et al.

Queensland Heat HealthCommunity of Practice (QHHCoP)

Emmanuel Gideon Idu et al.

Accessing the Short-term Effects of Exposure to Particulate Matter 2.5 on Emergency Hospitalization Rate Due to Respiratory Diseases in Astana

Farzana Yeasmin et al.

Heat Exposure and Impacts on Health and Productivity of Ready-made Garment Workers in Bangladesh: A Qualitative Study

Frances Edillo et al.

Detecting the Impacts of Humidity, Rainfall, Temperature, and Season on Chikungunya, Dengue and Zika Viruses in Aedes albopictus Mosquitoes from Selected Sites in Cebu City, Philippines

Francesca Frentiu et al.

A Collabovative Network to Enhance Women's Participation in Tropical Virus Research (Asia-Pacific)

Grace Jolly et al.

All-cause Hospital Admissions at Lismore Base Hospital after the Catastrophic Flood of February 2022

Heather Swanston & Sarah Ahmed

Injuries Related to Extreme Weather

Isadora Lauritz et al.

International Indoor Air Quality Guidelines - A Review

Joshua Szanyi et al.

The Impacts of Heat on Emergency Department Presentations in Victoria, Australia

Kun Hing (Andrew) Yong et al.

Heatwave-related Health Risks for the Elderly: A Needs Assessment Approach to Developing Adaptation Strategies for Malaysia

Northern Sydney Local Health District Leading the Way to Net Zero

Maryam Anaraki et al.

Integrated Lighting Evaluation: Façade Design for Energy Efficiency and Psycho-Physiological Well-being in Built Environments

Mathewos Moges et al.

Antibiotic Resistance Patterns of Bacteria Isolated from Street Foods in Selected Towns of Ethiopia

Mathewos Moges et al.

Sanitary Condition and Hygienic Practice of Street Food Vendors in Selected Towns of Ethiopia: a Cross-sectional Study Addressing Public Health Concern

Morgan Brain et al.

Which Wood Heater Interventions Will Australians Accept? A Discrete Choice Experiment

Natasha Searles et al.

“When is it Going to Get Back to What it Was?” The Adjustment Experiences of Young Australians Following Significant Natural Disasters

Nicola Willand & Lucie Middlemiss

What Energy-related Features are Necessary in and around a Home to Provide a Dignified Standard of Living for all People in a Low-carbon Future?

Climate Change and Human Health: Exploring the Role of Systems Thinking in Local Government Action

Nigel Goodman et al.

Interventions to Reduce Exposure to Air Pollution from Landscape Fires: The Healthy-Air Project

Pattheera Somboonsin et al.

Age- and Sex-specific Unhealthy Years Caused by Air Pollution in Asia-Pacific

Rachael Rodney et al.

Community Mental Health Following the 2019-20 Bushfire Season in the Australian Capital Territory

Rachael Rodney et al.

Individuals’ Health Protection Responses to Hazardous Bushfire Smoke in the Australian Capital Territory

Sarup Das et al.

Impact of Massive Sugarcane Residue Burning, Dispersion, and Associated Health Risk Assessment of PM 2.5 in Mandya District, India

Sharon Campbell et al.

Assessing Mortality Associated with Heatwaves in Tasmania, Australia

Sharon Campbell et al.

Methods of Assessing Future Health Care Costs in a Changing Climate: A Case Study of Heatwaves and Ambulance Dispatches in Tasmania, Australia

Zhiwei Xu et al.

Development of an Individualised Heathealth Early Warning System (HEWS) in Queensland, Australia

Recordings

Conference Day 1

Welcome & Opening Session

Co-designed Public Policy & Community Perspectives Plenary

HIF Project Plenary

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Conference Day 2 - Breakout Sessions

Urban Health & Built Environment

Climate Change & Mental Wellbeing

Biosecurity & Emerging Infections

Data, Decision & Support Systems

Planetary Health Equity

Indigenous Knowledge Systems

Climate, Sustainability, and Health Policy

Conference Day 2

Expected Jan 2025

Conference Day 3 - Breakout Sessions

Expected Jan 2025

We acknowledge the HEAL (Healthy Environments And Lives) National Research Network, which receives funding from the National Health and Medical Research Council Special Initiative in Human Health and Environmental Change (Grant No. 2008937).

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