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Dear colleagues,

we like to inform you about the activities organized by EUPHA-HIA section for the 15th European Public Health Conference, “Strengthening health systems: improving population health and being prepared for the unexpected”, Berlin, Germany, 9-12 November 2022:

1. Thursday 10th of November at 9:00-10:00. Room: Beta 3

1.J. – Round table: Research Methods for Public Health Oriented Health Services Research – what works where and for what?

Organized by: EUPHA-HSR, EUPHA-HIA, EUPHA-HTA, EUPHA-EPI, EUPHA-ECO, EUPHA-PHPP, German Public Health Association Section Research, German Network Health Service Research WG IHSR, Charité Institute for General Practice WG HPSRI

Chairperson(s): Lorena Dini – EUPHA (HSR), Johan Hansen – EUPHA (HSR)

Speakers: Lorena Dini – EUPHA (HSR), Piedad Martin-Olmedo – EUPHA (HIA); Stefania Boccia – EUPHA (EPI); Chiara de Waure – EUPHA (HTA); João Vasco Santos – EUPHA (ECO)

2. Thursday 10th of November at 10:30-11:30. Room: Beta 4

2.L. – Workshop: Public Health Institution and Academia’s role in building capacity for Health Impact Assessment

Organized by: EUPHA-HIA, EUPHA-HWR, ASPHER

Chairperson(s): Piedad Martin-Olmedo – EUPHA (HIA), Ellen Kuhlmann – EUPHA (HWR)

  • Driving HIA implementation in Ireland: The role of academia and public health institutions. Monica O’Mullane, Ireland

  • Health impact Assessment practice in Wales: factors conditioning its success, Liz Green – United Kingdom

  • Old and new challenges of HIA Capacity building in Portugal, Luciana Costa – Portugal

  • Networking experiences for promoting HIA implementation in Andalusia, Piedad Martin-Olmedo – EUPHA (HIA)

  • (panellist) Robert Otok – ASPHER

3. Thursday 10th of November at 12:45 – 13:45 (lunch). Room: Gamma 6 &7

JTN4 – Health impact assessment – Join the network

  • Presentation of activities during 2022

  • Discussion of future actions and collaborations

4. Friday 11th of November at 11:40-12:40. Room: Beta 2

6.E. – Skills building seminar: ‘Think global, act local’- using the Place Standard tool to support action on climate and health

Organized by: EUPHA-HIA, EUPHA-ENV

Chairperson(s): Odile Mekel – EUPHA (HIA), Peter Van Den Hazel – EUPHA (ENV)

  • People, places and the climate emergency – the Scottish Place Standard Tool with a climate lens, Kat Hasler – United Kingdom

  • Creating a German “StadtRaumMonitor” with a climate lens – The approach and design of the piloting, Patricia Tollmann – Germany

5. Saturday 12th of November at 9:00-10:00. Room: Beta 7

9.G. – Workshop: Health in all Policies: key driver for better health still awaiting of greater governing stewardship.

Organized by EUPHA-HIA, EUPHA-PHPP, EUPHA-ECO, EUPHA-LAW

Chairperson(s): Piedad Martin-Olmedo – EUPHA (HIA), Monica O’Mullane – Ireland

  • Health in All policies: what do we mean and where are we now?, Liz Green – United Kingdom

  • Alternative routes to HiAP implementation, Marleen Bekker – EUPHA (PHPP)

  • Economics and health economics as a major determinant towards HiAP, João Vasco Santos – EUPHA (ECO)

  • (panellist-vision from Law and Public health section within EUPHA), Nikhil Gokani – EUPHA (LAW)

 

Looking forward seeing you all in Berlin!

Piedad Martín-Olmedo & Odile Mekel

Presidents of EUPHA-HIA section







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