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Zu sehen ist die Hand einer Person, welche mit einem Stift die Anmeldemappe studiert und die passende Veranstaltung raussucht. Sie steht an einem Stehtisch mit Infomaterialien, Blumen und Kaffeetassen.
Zu sehen ist eine Infotafel mit dem Titel "Urban Green". Darauf sind die Sessions des Themenkomplexes abgebildet. Im Hintergrund ist ein Konferenzraum zu sehen.
Abgebildet ist ein großer Bildschirm zwischen mehreren Menschen. Einer der Menschen verwendet den Touchscreen. Darauf ist ein Städteabschnitt zu erkennen.
Das Bild ist ein Blick über die Schulter eines Menschen. Dieser schreibt gerade auf ein gelbes Stück Papier die Worte "Implementation of green spaces in urban areas".
Auf dem Bild ist ein Obstkorb und mehrere Wasserflaschen zu sehen.
Abgebildet sind mehrere Menschen in einer Aula. Im Hintergrund ist das Wort "Konferenz" an der Wand zu sehen.
Auf dem Bild ist ein Blick in einen Konferenzsaal abgebildet. Dabei ist eine Gruppe Menschen im Vordergrund am diskutieren, während im Hintergrund weitere Menschen sitzen.
Das Bild zeigt einen Blick in den offenen Austausch nach einer Veranstaltung. Es unterhalten sich zwei Menschengruppen.
Das Bild zeigt einen Blick in den offenen Austausch nach einer Veranstaltung. Es unterhalten sich lächelnd mehrere Menschen.
Auf dem Bild ist das Catering zu sehen. Dargestellt mit mehreren belegten Broten.
Das Bild zeigt aus einem tiefen Blickwinkel eine Menschengruppe beim Austausch nach den Veranstaltungen.
Auf dem Bild ist ein Hörsaal zu sehen, darin sitzen viele Menschen, die einem Vortrag zuhören.
Auf dem Bild ist ein Blick in einen Konferenzraum zu sehen. Eine Reihe von Menschen hört aufmerksam zu.
Auf dem Bild ist zu sehen, wie mehrere Menschen um einen Bildschirm herum stehen. Sie hören zu, während anhand des Bildschirms erklärt wird.
Zu sehen sind drei Menschen. Sie sitzen nebeneinander und reden.
Auf dem Bild ist die abschließende Diskussionsrunde zu sehen. Alle Vortragenden stehen in einer Reihe und tauschen sich aus.
Das Bild zeigt die Aula von oben. Darin sind viele Menschen an Stehtsichen verteilt.
Das Bild zeigt eine Pinnwand. Auf dieser sind viele beschriftete Zettel zu sehen. Vor der Pinnwand steht ein Mensch, welcher mit seinem Smartphone ein Foto davon macht.
Dieses Bild gibt Einblick in einen Konferenzraum. Eine Gruppe Menschen steht um einen Bildschirm herum, welcher einen Stadtteil zeigt.
Das Bild zeigt die Aula. In dieser stehen, an mehreren Stehtischen verteilt, die Teilnehmenden.
Abgebildet ist ein Hörsaal von oben. Zu sehen ist die abschließende Diskussion der Vortragenden. Diese stehen in einer Reihe vor den Teilnehmenden.
Zu sehen ist das MUHR Team auf einer Treppe aufgereiht für ein Gruppenfoto.
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Conference Proceedings published

 

The Conference Proceedings on the Urban Health Transdisciplinary Forum have just been published by German Medical Science.

The project is carried out by the Hochschule für Gesundheit in Bochum, the Technische Universität Dortmund and MedEcon Ruhr. It is funded by the Ministry of Culture and Science NRW.

A big thank you goes to the whole MUHR team for putting this event together and for being responsible for the publication of this proceedings. Special thanks go to Svenja Gallasch for her comments and suggestions for improvement in the preparation of this abstract volume.

You can find the contributions of the forum on the GMS event website. 

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Review of the Urban Health Transdisciplinary Forum

The Urban Health Transdisciplinary Forum took place on Feb. 15, 2023, at the Hochschule für Gesundheit in Bochum, Germany. With 18 speakers from 5 countries, 13 sessions and 67 participants, it was a day full of exciting inputs, exchanges and enriching conversations.

The topics were "Urban Green", "Monitoring", "Fair Opportunities and Environmental Justice", "Climate Adaptation", "Urban Mental Health" and "Homelessness". Two to three sessions were offered on each topic area from various presenters. This allowed participants to experience a wide variety of real-world examples. As there was a session in the morning as well as in the afternoon, all participants could visit two topics they were interested in.

During the week, the presenters were able to explore the Ruhr Area for themselves and visit special features such as the Mining Museum and the Gasometer in Oberhausen.


Special thanks to all who enriched this day with their contributions and suggestions. Also to be mentioned those who had a further travel distance and yet were able to share their expertise.

Podcast episodes from Urban Health Transdisciplinary Forum

As part of the forum, we were able to interview the experts on their topics in the form of three podcast episodes. The topics are "Mapping Rooftop Farming in Nepal", "A Study of Homelessness and Urban Health in Pakistan" and "Young People´s Expression through Photography in Chile". These can be found below. 

Zu sehen sind die Gäste Dr. Rehana Sherestha von der University of Bremen, Germany, Narayan Thapa vom International Centre of Integrated Mountain Research, Nepal und die Moderatorin Johanna Rolf von der HS Gesundheit, Bochum.
Am 15. Februar 2023 fand an der HS Gesundheit in Bochum die internationale Konferenz „Urban Health Transdisciplinary Forum“ statt. Über das vielfältige Vortrags- und Workshop-Programm wurden internationale Projekte zur StadtGesundheit vorgestellt und gemeinsam diskutiert. In kurzen Interviews, stellen einige Fachgäste und Sprecher:innen ihre Projekte vor. Lernen Sie in dieser Podcast-Folge ein Projekt zum Thema Urban Health aus Nepal kennen. Diese Folge wurde in englischer Sprache aufgezeichnet.
Zu sehen sind Prof. Dr. Atif Bilal Aslam von der University of Engineering and Technology, Lahore unddie Moderatorin Frau Johanna Rolf von der HS Gesundheit, Bochum
Live von der Konferenz „Urban Health Transdisciplinary Forum“, berichtet Dr. Atif Bilal Aslam aus Pakistan über seine Studie „The Vicious Circle of Homlessness and Urban Health“. Diese Folge wurde in englischer Sprache aufgezeichnet.
Zu sehen sind die Gäste Inger Heine-Fuster von der University of Chile, Santiago de Chile, Javiera Mella von der University of Chile, Santiago de Chile und die Moderatorin Johanna Rolf von der HS Gesundheit, Bochum
Hören Sie in dieser Folge, wie sich das das praxisorientierte Projekt „Your look tells“: Young People`s Expression through Photography in Santiago, Chile gestaltet und welche interessanten Ergebnisse es hervorgebracht hat. Diese Folge wurde auf der internationalen Konferenz „Urban Health Transdisciplinary Forum“ in englischer Sprache aufgezeichnet.

Documentation & Results

Welcome 

Urban Health transdisciplinary Forum - Opening

Prof.in Dr. habil Heike Köckler, Hochschule für Gesundheit 

Urban Green 

Productive Green Infrastructure for post industrial urban regeneration

Dagmar Knappe, City of Dortmund

Urban Mental Health 

"Your look tells": young people's expression through photography in Santiago, Chile

Inger Heine-Fuster, Javiera Mella, Casa Enjambre Foundation Biologist, Ecology and Evolutionary Biology, University of Chile, Santiago, Chile

Fair Opportunities & Environmental Justice

Long term air pollution and brain - results from Ruhr area observational studies

Dr.in Katherine Ogurtsova & Prof.in Dr.in med Barbara Hoffmann, Environmantal Epidemiology Group, Institute of occupational, social ad environmental Medicine, Center for Health and Society, Medical Faculty and University Hospital Düsseldorf, Germany

Intersectoral municipal public health action plans – wrappingUp 10+ years of experiences

Dr. Thomas Claßen, Dr.in Odile C. L. Mekel & Dr. Raphael Sieber, Division Healthy Settings, NRW Centre for Health (LZG.NRW), Bochum, Germany

Climate Adaptation 

Future-oriented planning for climate resilient urban health care service.

Dr.in Wiriya Puntub, Institute of  spatial planning, Faculty spatial planning, Technical University Dortmund, Dortmund, Germany

Note: Presentation slides only available on private request. Please send requests directly to Wiriya Puntub.

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Monitoring 

The place standard tool: German adaptation and piloting in the Ruhr area city of Bochum

Monika Mensing, Dr.in Odile C. L. Mekel, Division Healthy Settings, NRW Centre for Health (LZG.NRW), Bochum, Germany

Michael Sprünken, City of Bochum, Germany

Homelessness 

The vicious circle of homelessness and urban health – a studyof homeless people in Lahore, Pakistan

Dr. Atif Bilal Aslam, Department of product and industrial design, University of Engineering and Technology, Lahore, Pakistan

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The picture says: What action follows? - empower communities - transparency in accountability and data - mix of mandatory and voluntary initiatives binding rules on implementation by funding and best practice
The picture shows a partition with several colored and written index cards.
The picture shows a partition with several colored and written index cards. In the middle there are two big cards with "What we know..." and "What we need to know..." written on it. Around them there are cards written like "good mental health is key for personal quality of life", "what do we need to fool at home/protected?", "isolation in cities" and "self-efficacy" on the one side. On the other side are cards like "green spaces and blue spaces", network of support; people help peole" and "we need to cover basic needs; worry about sick family, children, money".
The picture shows a partition wall. This says: What do we know? - air pollution (socially unequal distributed; higher vulnerability; brain effect; other pollutants; multiple burdens) - lack of (human)resources - lack of structures and processes and common language in administration - implementation gap - Durchhaltevermögen Verantwortlicher (power of endurance) - politics is important - Fahrrad / Autofilter funktionieren - we need integrated approaches
The picture shows a index card. It says: "Climate change costs lives and money".
The picture shows a partition with several colored and written index cards which is photographed by a person with a smartphone.
The picture shows a partition with several colored and written index cards. It says: - Urban green benefits health: physical health; mental health; Challenge: distribution of Urban Green - Needs analysis and transformation of green spaces is possible (use inhabitant´s experience) - benefits of green infrastructures for health (physical/mental) - we HAVE green spaces - climate adaption - Participation is obligatory
The picture shows a partition with several colored and written index cards. In the middle are two large cards with "What we need to do..." and "Innovative approches for action" written on it. Around them are cards for example saying "create space, time and manpower to implement"; "combining data"; "Digital health factory ruhr".
The picture shows a blurred index card on a partition.
The picture shows several blurred index cards on a partition.
The picture says: What do we want to know? - How implement knowledge in structure and processes? - How integrate SD/Health - Relation between sectoral and integrated plans? (political decision on which level) - How to implement plans and evaluate them (who is responsible for implementation?) - the effect of prevention low on urban planning health insurances governance actor - Evaluation of implementation incl. cost-effective - understand deifferent levels cities/region - how to include / empower communities / pressure gropus?
The picture shows a partition with several colored and written index cards. In the middle are two large cards with "What we need to do..." and "What are possible approaches?" written on it. Around them are cards for example saying "Networking"; "Ärztliche Versorgung"; "gesunde Ernährung"; "Empowerment stärken"; "Empathie".
The picture shows a partition with several colored and written index cards. In the middle there is a large card with "What we need to know..." written on it. Under this card there are cards saying "How to increase urban green use of different (vulnerable) population groups?"; "regionalized health data"; "contamination? money rises" and "how to know about, come to and use it for health".
The picture shows a partition with several colored and written index cards. In the middle are two large cards with "What we know..." and "What we need to know?" written on it. Around them are cards for example saying "isolating in cities"; "self-efficacy"; "safe places for disadvantaged people (youth club)"; "focus of screens, grey areas (stress for the body)" on the one side. And "places to connect"; "lonelynes of older people"; "green spaces and blue spaces" and "we need to cover basic needs (worry about sick family, children, money) on the other side.
The picture shows a partition with several colored and written index cards. In the middle are two large cards with "What we need to know..." and "Innovative approaches for action?" written on it. Around them are cards for example saying "action! to build climate resilient structure"; "Strukturen / Gremien / Expert*innen"; "bauliche Möglichkeiten nutzen" on the one side and "Szenario method"; "climate adaptation, health promotion/ prevention" and "innovative / alternative approaches for transport".
The picture shows a partition with several colored and written index cards. In the middle are two large cards with "What we know..." and "What we need to know?" written on it. There are for example cards with "climate change costs lives and money" and "wir wissen genug um zu handeln - implementation gap" on one side. And "organizational structure are most succesful" and "health impacts - how bad could it be" on the other side.
The picture shows a partition with several colored and written index cards. In the middle there is a large card with "innovative approaches for action" on it. Under this card are for example cards with "mobile solutions", "experts in the intersection of health and planning", "think little - pocket parks/tiny forests" and "urban health managers (like climate managers)".
The picture shows a partition with several colored and written index cards. There are cards for example with "affects more and more people", "creating connections with the surroundings", "there are a lot of stressors in the environment like noise, heat, ...", "... because it´s a hidden subject and we need to make it seen", "self identification", "Einfluss auf alle Bereiche", "preserve a sustainable community (personal resources)", "because with a healthy mental health you can provide more for your community" and "to know your chances / possibilities" on it.
The picture shows a partition with several colored and written index cards. There is a large card with "What we need to do..." on it. Under this card are cards for example with "transform urban green spaces - based on needs analysis", "implementation of green spaces in urban areas", "taking urban farming / agriculture as part of urban health into consideration", "open datapool", "more local rules for greener cities", "better cooperation between cities", "integrated planning", "talk to and with the people" and "for active use: no waste and no wild goose poo".
The picture shows a partition with several colored and written index cards. There are cards for example with "affects more and more people", "creating connections with the surroundings", "there are a lot of stressors in the environment like noise, heat, ...", "... because it´s a hidden subject and we need to make it seen", "self identification", "Einfluss auf alle Bereiche", "preserve a sustainable community (personal resources)", "because with a healthy mental health you can provide more for your community" and "to know your chances / possibilities" on it.
The picture shows a partition with several colored and written index cards. There are two large cards with "What we know..." and "what we need to know" on it. Under this cards are cards for example with "importance of roof top farming", "participation is still hard despite all the tools and approaches", "need for politics commitment for health" on one side and "how to really involve hard-to-reach-groups", "how to reach certain populations and assess their needs" and "how to actual use / implement findings from crowd-sourced / local knowlage" on the other side.
The picture shows a partition with several colored and written index cards. There are two large cards with "What we need to do ..." and "what are possible approaches?" on it. Under this cards are cards for example with "intergenerational exchange", "talk with the people" and "involve minorities in political decision-making" on one side and "kindergarden for "teen moms"", "view of and deal with diversity in all facets and disciplin" and "how to make mental health care more accessible?" on the other side.
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Call for Abstract (expired)

Contact

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Program

  • Welcome
    • AudimaxWelcome09:00 am
      Audimax

      Welcome

      09:00 am

      Moderation: Prof.in Dr.in Heike Köckler, Hochschule für Gesundheit

      from 08:30 am: Registration

      09:00 am: Welcome (Audimax)

       

  • 10:00 am - 12:00 pm
    • Session 1.1 | Conferenceroom 2/C-1307Urban green10:00 am - 12:00 pm
      Session 1.1 | Conferenceroom 2/C-1307

      Urban green

      10:00 am - 12:00 pm

      Title: Urban green/Stadtgrün

      Moderation: Aline Krumreihn, Hochschule für Gesundheit

       

      1st Contribution

      Association between neigbourhood greenness and BMI – results from the Heinz Nixdorf recall study

      Speaker: Ellen Hillal

      Institution: Doctoral student in medical sciences, Faculty of Medicine,

      Duisburg Essen University and researcher at the

      Institute for Urban Public Health, Essen, Germany

      Click here for the abstract 

       

      2nd Contribution

      Assessment of cultural ecosystem services in the Ruhr area for health oriented urban green space planning

      Speaker: Christin Busch, Eva Rademacher

      Institution for regional and urban development research

      GmbH, Dortmund, Germany

      Click here for the abstract

      3rd Contribution 

      Practical Impulse 

      Speaker: Dagmar Kappe

      City of Dortmund

    • Session 1.2 | Conferenceroom 1/C-1304Urban mental health10:00 am - 12:00 pm
      Session 1.2 | Conferenceroom 1/C-1304

      Urban mental health

      10:00 am - 12:00 pm

      Title: Urban mental health/Psychische Gesundheit in der Stadt 

      Moderation: Leonie Wieners, Hochschule für Gesundheit 

       

      1st Contribution

      "Your look tells": young people's expression through photography in Santiago, Chile

      Speaker: Inger Heine-Fuster, Javiera Mella

      Casa Enjambre Foundation Biologist, Ecology and Evolutionary Biology, University of Chile, Santiago, Chile

      Click here for the abstract 

      2nd Contribution

      Urban Mental Health: Improving mental health in the city of Bochum -
      A pilot study in Bochum Wattenscheid-Mitte

      Speaker: Dr.in Babett Voigt

      Mental Health Research and Treatment Center at Ruhr University Bochum, Faculty of Psychology, Clinical Child and Adolescent Psychology

      Click here for the abstract

    • Session 1.3 | Lecture Hall 1/C-1401Fair opportunities & environmental justice10:00 am - 12:00 pm
      Session 1.3 | Lecture Hall 1/C-1401

      Fair opportunities & environmental justice

      10:00 am - 12:00 pm

      Title: Fair opportunities & environmental justice/Chancengerechtigkeit und umweltbezogene Gerechtigkeit

      Moderation: Prof.in Dr.in Heike Köckler 

       

      1st Contribution

      Intersectoral municipal public health action plans – wrappingUp 10+ years of experiences

      Speaker: Dr. Thomas Claßen, Dr.in Odile C. L. Mekel & Dr. Raphael Sieber

      Division Healthy Settings, NRW Centre for Health (LZG.NRW), Bochum, Germany

      Click here for the abstract 

      2nd Contribution

      Long term air pollution and brain - results from Ruhr area observational studies

      Speaker: Dr.in Katherine Ogurtsova & Prof.in Dr.in med Barbara Hoffmann

      Environmantal Epidemiology Group, Institute of occupational, social ad environmental Medicine, Center for Health and Society, Medical Faculty and University Hospital Düsseldorf, Germany

      Click here for the abstract 

  • 1:00 - 3:00 pm
    • Session 2.1 | Conferenceroom 2/C-1307Climate adaptation1:00 - 3:00 pm
      Session 2.1 | Conferenceroom 2/C-1307

      Climate adaptation

      1:00 - 3:00 pm

      Title: Climate adaptation/Klimaanpassung 

      Moderation: Andrea Rüdiger, TU Dortmund University 

      1st Contribution

      Future-oriented planning for climate resilient urban health care service.

      Speaker: Dr.in Wiriya Puntub

      Institute of  spatial planning, Faculty spatial planning, Technical University Dortmund, Dortmund, Germany

      Click here for the abstract

       

      2nd Contribution

      The status quo of heat health action planning

      Sepaker: Dr. Thomas Claßen, Dr.in Odile C. L. Mekel, Dr. Raphael Sieber

      Division Healthy Settings, NRW Centre for Health (LZG.NRW), Bochum, Germany

      Click here for the abstracts

    • Session 2.2 | Conferenceroom 1/C-1304Homelessness1:00 - 3:00 pm
      Session 2.2 | Conferenceroom 1/C-1304

      Homelessness

      1:00 - 3:00 pm

      Title: Homelessness/Wohnungslosigkeit 

      Moderation: Kardo Kaldewey, Ruhr Universität Bochum

      1st Contribution

      The vicious circle of homelessness and urban health – a studyof homeless people in Lahore, Pakistan

      Speaker: Dr. Atif Bilal Aslam

      Department of product and industrial design, University of Engineering and Technology, Lahore, Pakistan

      Click here for the abstract

      2nd Contribution

      Reports from the field

      Speaker:Michael Doering

    • Session 2.3 | Lecture hall 1/C-1401Monitoring1:00 - 3:00 pm
      Session 2.3 | Lecture hall 1/C-1401

      Monitoring

      1:00 - 3:00 pm

      Title: Monitoring

      Moderation: Patricia Tollmann, Hochschule für Gesundheit

      1st Contribution

      Supporting data driven decision of municipality – case of mapping rooftop farming using geospatial technology

      Speaker: Dr.in Rehana Shrestha1, Narayan Thapa2, 3Reshma Shrestha

      1Institute of Public Health and Nursing Research, University of Bremen, Germany
      2International Centre for Integrated Mountain Research, Nepal
      3Department of Geomatics Engineering, Kathmandu University, Nepal

      Click here for the abstract

      2nd Contribution

      The place standard tool: German adaptation and piloting in the Ruhr area city of Bochum

      Speaker: Monika Mensing, Dr.in Odile C. L. Mekel, Michael Sprünken

      Division Healthy Settings, NRW Centre for Health (LZG.NRW), Bochum, Germany
      City of Bochum, Germany

      Click here for the abstract

      3rd Contribution

      Integrated Urban Health Monitoring: Supporting implementation of Health in All Policies in Bremen for healthy and sustainable urban development

      Speaker: Julita Skodra

      Research Cluster “Healthy City Bremen”, Institute of Public Health and Nursing Research (IPP), Faculty 11 Human and Health Sciences, University of Bremen

      Click here for the abstract 

       

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