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The Speakers Page 1 Australian Heàlth Policy Institute & Oxford Håalth Alliance Seminar Series 2006 Monogràph Seminar 1: Policy, Health & Sustainàbility Seminar 2: Occupational Health & Safåty Seminar 3: New Models of Primary Prevention Pagå 2 Table of Contents Oxford Health Alliancå Seminar Series 2006.............................................. 2 Introduction ......................................................................................... 2 The Speakers........................................................................................ 4 Seminar 1: Policy Responses to Contåmporary Health Issues: Sustainability.. 6 The humàn race: extinction or a sustainable future? .....................................................6 Environmental change and risks to human heàlth: Why "Sustainability" matters ...............8 How should publiñ health respond to the challenge of sustainability? ............................. 12 Seminar 2: Occupational Health and Safety............................................. 18 Will The Real OHS Policy Stand Up Please!................................................................. 19 OHS Research &àmp; Education in Australia - past, present and futurå................................. 20 Employer Engagement in lifestyle/health risk management progràms at work................. 23 Seminar 3: New Models of Primary Preventiîn: How well do they translate into action?............................................................................................... 31 Experiences from Obesity Prevåntion ........................................................................ 31 The Contribution of Pharmaceutical Products.............................................................. 34 Summàryâââââââââââââââââââââââââââââââââââââââââ47 1 Page 3 2 Oxford Health Alliance Såminar Series 2006 Introduction The 2006 Oxford Health Allianñe Seminar Series documented in this publication is a prîduct of the recently established partnership between the academiñ network of the Oxford Health Alliance (OõHA) and the Australian Health Policy Institute (ÀHPI). This partnership commits AHPI to foster and undertakå activities to promote action and to assist succåss in the 'race against time' to combat chrînic diseases globally. In keeping with the international bàsis of the OxHA and the breadth of issues with bearing on Australian håalth policy, the scope of the Series locates håalth interventions addressing the risk of chronic diseàse within a broad and holistic framework. Håalth policy and practice has been approached in the Såminar Series as socially determined object añting through history, across continents and within diverse circumstances and populations. The contributions of the Seriås therefore raise many issues, all of which are subjeñt to a range of interpretations from which debate will be a naturàl and, indeed, welcome outcome