Here is the timetable of the electronic cigarette symposium, showing topics covered and who is running the section:
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0900-0915 Mihi, Welcome and introduction - Aims, programme, etc - Why this symposium and why now? - What we are discussing: what are e-cigarettes? - Need for a balanced scientific approach, not driven by ideology - Nigel Chee, Chris Bullen
0915-0945 Keynote #1: Tobacco harm reduction and e-cigarettes - Wayne Hall
0945-1005 Current trends in e-cigarette use in NZ - Who is using in e-cigarettes in NZ - Why, how, what sort etc - Judy Li
1005-1030 Personal health: e-cigarettes for smoking cessation or reduction and safety: Cochrane review findings - Chris Bullen
1030-1055 Population health – gateway, youth uptake, Second hand exposure, denormalisation, dual use - what is the evidence? - Janet Hoek
Perspectives on e-cigarettes
1115-1125 - A vaper’s story - Penny Gee
1125-1145 - Maori perspectives - Marewa Glover and George Laking
1145-1210 - Healthcare services and providers - Bruce Bassett and Penny Truman
1210-1225 - Views and expectations of consumers, healthcare professionals & smoking cessation practitioners - Murray Laugesen
1225-1240 - Legal perspectives - Anita Killeen and An Hertogen
1240-1300 - Ministry of Health views on e-cigarette policy, regulation and information needs - Monique Leerschool
1355-1425 Keynote #2: Ethical issues on e-cigarette policy and regulation - Wayne Hall
1425-1445 • What are people vaping? Findings from lab analysis of e-cigarettes liquids • Excise, e-cigarettes and nicotine reduction t reduce smoking prevalence by 2025 - Murray Laugesen
1445-1500 The challenges for research and regulation of product diversity and user behaviours - Oliver Knight West
1500-1515 Cost price elasticity of e-cigarettes - Randolph Grace
1530-1615 PANEL SESSION What more information do we need to move forward? What are the frameworks needed to weigh up the evidence? Whose perspectives should we listen to? Regulating e-cigarettes for best public health outcomes Chairs: Nigel Chee and Chris Bullen
1615-1630 Closing remarks Chris Bullen, Marewa Glover