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September 2023

EUPHAnxt newsletter







Dear EUPHAnxt subscribers,

Welcome to the October edition of the EUPHAnxt newsletter. We hope Autumn is off to a great start and you are keeping well. Thank you to all who applied for our internship and talent manager role. We will soon introduce the new EUPHAnxt team member on our social media platform, so stay tuned if you want to get to know them.

SAVE THE DATE: Our social evening for the upcoming #EPH2023 is scheduled for Thursday, November 9th 2023. We will announce the exact location in our next newsletter and on our social media channels. We look forward to meeting you all in Dublin for traditional Irish music!

Are you interested in attending the upcoming EPH conference in Dublin, Ireland but you’re finding it hard to find affordable accommodation? We are facilitating an opportunity for members of EUPHAnxt to meet and potentially room share during the conference. Please submit your information before October 15th, 2023. Learn more here.

As always, we are very excited to share opportunities and events which could be relevant to you, as young public health professionals. You are encouraged to share similar content with us and we would be pleased to disseminate it to our network. Be sure to check out our socials (see icons above). EUPHAnxt is open to partner with student organisations in Europe. If you are a part of an organisation that may be interested in joining forces, or if you have any recommendations for the next newsletter, please contact us.

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The EUPHAnxt team,
Charlotte, Monica and Jinane




  Upcoming events









The transdisciplinary conference on Connecting Health and Climate Change brings together researchers, experts, policy makers, and NGO and private sector representatives, from all career stages. The conference hybrid conference is organised by ENBEL and further details and registration can be found here.

Health for All is the Goal – World Health Summit is the Forum. The World Health Summit brings you the world’s leading international, inter-sectoral and inclusive global health conference that will set the agenda for a healthier future. The summit will be held both in-person (Berlin, Germany) and on-line. Learn more and register (with the special student fees!) here!

Together with 16 European partners, EUPHA is involved in the HealthData@EU pilot project, coordinated by the French Health Data Hub. The stakeholder forum, which is a public event intended for experts, professionals and decision-makers in the (digital) health sector across Europe, is scheduled for October 19, 2023. Learn more and register here.

The 16th European Public Health Conference (EPH) will be held in Dublin, Ireland and the conference will focus on a sustainable future. Learn more about the conference and register here. The pre-conference programme for the #EPH2023 will take place on Wednesday, November 8th and the full event list can be found on the conference website. Please note: pre-conference registration is a separate registration from the main conference and registration fees are €75 and €150, and sponsored pre-conferences are €20. All include a networking buffet lunch.

Make sure to stop by the EUPHAnxt stand throughout the conference days. We look forward to meeting you all in-person next month!

Here are the EUPHAnxt events for the #EPH2023:

Wednesday, November 8 (pre-conference)

  • 9:00-12:30: Master that elevator: how to effectively pitch you research to policy makers. A capacity building session for young professionals

  • 9:00- 17:00: A hands-on introduction to qualitative research methods in public health

Thursday, November 9

  • 9:00- 10:00: Workshop: Keeping health at the forefront: A debate on health priorities of the European Union

  • 10:30- 11:30: How to survive the EPH conference?

  • 10:30- 11:30: Pro/con workshop: Whether AI will decrease health inequalities or deepen them?

  • 12:50- 13:50: The making of a leader: women leaders in public health – A session for young public health professionals

  • 15:10- 16:10: Skills building seminar: Publishing and disseminating your research: How to get published, and what then?

  • 16:40- 17:40: Skills building seminar: Sharp Pencils, Clear Minds: Translating research to policy through effective policy briefs

Friday, November 10 (workshop)

  • 9:00- 10:00: Round table: Implementing Europe’s Beating Cancer Plan: Challenges and opportunities from European countries

  • 10:30- 11:30: Plenary 3: Building the future One Health workforce

  • 11:40- 12:40: Workshop: Digital public health in Europe – What is the new normal?

  • 12:50-13:50: Join the network! Come meet us and our subscribers over lunch hour.

  • 15:10- 16:10: Round table: Legal determinants of health – what do (global) public health professionals need to know?

  • 15:10- 16:10: Round table: Is public health possible when LGBTQI+ individuals are criminalised? A roundtable and call to action

  • 16:40- 17:40: Skills building seminar: Improving your elevator pitch: convincing a policymaker in a matter of seconds

Saturday, November 11 (workshop)

  • 11:40- 12:40: Skills building seminar: A seat at the table: Engaging patients and citizens in public health policy-making

  • 11:40- 12:40: Round table: Public health and climate change: a litigation toolkit for public health practitioners

  • 13:50- 14:50: Skills building seminar: Navigating the ocean of data: unpacking ethical values in Health Technology Assessment

ESCAIDE is the European Scientific Conference for Applied Infectious Disease Epidemiology, organised by the European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control  (ECDC). The call for abstracts for this year’s conference is now closed. Registration is free and the conference is available online, as well as in person (Barcelona, Spain). Learn more here!




  Opportunities and resources












Do you work specifically in cancer research? The International Agency for Research on (IARC), a department within the WHO, has several vacancies for professional staff, including roles such as Epidemiologist and Scientist. Learn more here!

The European Association for Cancer Research has posted several post-doctoral positions and research fellowships on their website. Learn more and apply here!

The EU4Health programme goes beyond an ambitious response to the COVID-19 crisis to address the resilience of European healthcare systems. The deadline for applications is October 17, 2023. Learn more about the available calls for action grants here.

Giving Health a Voice is the podcast of the European Public Health Alliance (EPHA), bringing public health to the fore and discussing the most pressing issues with experts in the field. It will speak to both those with a stake in health and those whose health is at stake. The sixth episode explores the economy of well-being with head of WHO European Office for Investment for Health and Development. Listen here!

The EUPHA chronic disease section is launching a webinar series starting in October. The first webinar is titled “Chronic Disease Prevention in the Era of Multimorbidity: Challenges and Opportunities.” Learn more here!

  

Interesting read of the month

In the European Journal of Public Health (EPJH):

Can tobacco use end in Europe?

Pekka Puska. European Journal of Public Health, Volume 33, Issue 4, (2023).

Set up alerts for new content in your area of interest here!

Are you a young researcher with published work relevant to public health? Please share your work and we will be more than glad to showcase it in our next newsletter!
Submit DOIs to: euphanxt@eupha.org

  

Views and opinions expressed are however those of the author(s) only and do not necessarily reflect those of the European Union or HaDEA. Neither the European Union nor the granting authority can be held responsible for them.

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