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This list is in chronological order, starting with the events that begin earlier in the day.
Monday 13 May - Health is a political choice: Starting the discussion
Time:
10h00 until 11h00 (GMT+01:00) Paris (organisers' local time) (please check your equivalent time zone here!)
Event type:
Webinar
Event format:
Online only
Description:
The public health community often views politics as a threatening force; however, a shift in perspective reveals a realm brimming with opportunities for voice, representation, agency, and veto. If we accept that health is indeed a political choice, it becomes imperative to deeply understand the nature of political choices—their motives, levers, opportunities, and cycles. Recognizing and embracing this potential is crucial for leveraging political systems effectively. The public health sector needs to organise and establish a robust infrastructure for policy influence, which involves reconciling facts with values and utilising societal resources for power. By balancing power among diverse groups and fostering transdisciplinary collaboration, the public health community can more effectively shape policies that reflect and address the complex realities of health
Monday 13 May - Health is a political choice: Starting the discussion
Time:
11h00 until 12h00 (GMT+01:00) Paris (organisers' local time) (please check your equivalent time zone here!)
Event type:
Panel discussion
Event format:
Online only
Description:
There are significant health disparities between residents of ‘good’ and ‘bad’ neighborhoods. Different stakeholders from municipality, health service and university are sharing their insights and learning from a quartier-based, co-created intervention that is still in progress. We are hoping participants will share their experiences and suggestions with us.
Tuesday 14 May - Mental health: People at the centre
Time:
16h00 until 17h00 (GMT+01:00) Rome (organisers' local time) (please check your equivalent time zone here!)
Event type:
Networking event
Event format:
Online only
Description:
EUPHAnxt promoted a mentoring programme for young professionals in public health. This event will be a final internal moment of sharing experiences and reflections on this journey.
Hosting country:
Netherlands
Specific location(s):
online
Language(s):
English
Reach:
European
Organisers:
EUPHA - EUPHAnxt
For registration and further information please contact the event organisers directly:
Wednesday 15 May - Planetary health: A glocal approach
Time:
13h00 until 14h00 (GMT+01:00) Paris (organisers' local time) (please check your equivalent time zone here!)
Event type:
Webinar
Event format:
Online only
Description:
We aim to engage public health professionals and policymakers to initiate Planetary health policy actions and health management; and to collect from the audience experiences, perceptions, enabling and impeding conditions from local practices for agenda setting. Speakers include Charlotte Marchandise (EUPHA); Marija Jevtic (UNS), Marleen Bekker (WUR), Chiara Cadeddu (ESHPM), Vlatka Matkovic (Lungs Europe), and Marthe Derkzen (WUR).
EUPHA sections Public health Policy and Politics and Environment and Health. Wageningen University & Research, The Netherlands; University of Novi Sad, Serbia.
For registration and further information please contact the event organisers directly:
Friday 17 May - Next generation: Public health of today and tomorrow
Time:
16h30 until 17h00 (GMT+01:00) Rome (organisers' local time) (please check your equivalent time zone here!)
Event type:
Webinar
Event format:
Online only
Description:
Personalized prevention (PP) aims to prevent onset, progression and recurrence of diseases through the adoption of targeted interventions that consider the biological information, environmental and behavioral characteristics, the socio-economic and cultural context of individuals. In order to implement PP an active involvement from the public and patient is a key asset, as they need to be well-informed and empowered to make decisions reflecting their personal values.
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