Dear EUPHA Chronic diseases section members,
This year the Chronic Disease Section has set forward several new initiatives and opportunities for our members to engage and interact with other colleagues. The first initiative was the monthly webinar. The second webinar took place on the 29th of February at 4pm CET, where Prof. Orsolya Varga and her team, Nour Mahrouseh and Carlos Alexandre Soares presented their research “A national and sub-national analysis of diabetes mellitus prevalence and health inequalities in Europe”.
The next webinar is set for the 28th of March at 4pm CET, where our colleague from Israel, Dr. Yael Bar-Zeev, will be presenting her work entitled “How are tobacco companies circumventing tobacco control legislation in Israel? ”. Register for this webinar .
We urge you to connect with us if you are interested to contribute to future webinars. Feel free to reach out on:
Symposium – From single chronic disease to multimorbidity prevention, surveillance, and public health policy: need for multisectoral approaches
It is with great pleasure to announce the first ever Chronic Diseases Symposium that will be held between 26 – 27 June at Santé publique France (SpF), Paris. Several highly esteemed keynote speakers and panellists will be joining us. The registration is free and will open soon. Spaces are limited. Attendees need to take care of their own travel and accommodation arrangements.
The preliminary program for this upcoming symposium is as follows:
JUNE 26, 2024
Welcome – Registration
Opening Session
14:00 – Welcoming remarks – Santé publique France Direction Generale – Prof. Laetitia Huiart
14:15 – EUPHA chronic disease section – Prof Saverio Stranges (Western University, Canada) and Introduction to symposium – Dr. Tatjana Makovski (Santé publique France)
14:30 – First Keynote Speaker Prof Iveta Nagyova (President EUPHA, Slovakia) Partnership between EUPHA & WHO to tackle NCD
15:00 – Second Keynote Speaker Prof Marjan van den Akker (Goethe U, Germany) Addressing the global challenge of multimorbidity
15:30 – Coffee Break and Networking
16:00 – Panel Discussion – Current Perspectives across Europe Valentina Andreeva, Michele Cecchini, Sarah Cuschieri, Tatjana Makovski, M van den Akker
17:00 – Third Keynote Speaker Prof Elio Riboli (Imperial College, UK) European Cancer Prevention Plan: an opportunity to tackle multimorbidity burden across Europe
17:30 – Fourth Keynote Speaker Dr. Amaia Calderon Larrañaga (Karolinska Institute, Sweden) Clinical and epidemiological research on multimorbidity: challenges and opportunities
JUNE 27, 2024
09:00 – Welcome Coffee and Networking
09:30 – Fifth Keynote Speaker Prof Licia Iacoviello (LUM/Neuromed, Italy) Design of epidemiological studies for ageing and chronic disease research in the modern era…
10:00 – Sixth Keynote Speaker Dr. Piotr Wilk (Western University, Canada) Methodological challenges and data sources for multimorbidity research to inform policy
10:30 – Seventh Keynote Speaker Prof Joël Coste (Santé publique France) and Laure Carcaillon-Bentata (Bordeaux PharmacoEpi Platform) Surveillance and prevention of multimorbidity – what do we need to prevent?
11:00 – Panel discussion – Challenges and opportunities for multimorbidity research, surveillance and prevention Pierre Arwidson, Panayotis Constantinou, Amaia Calderon Larrañaga, Kathryn Nicholson
12:00 – 13:30 – Lunch Break and Networking
13:30 – Eighth Keynote Speaker Dr. Eric Breton (Rennes University, France) Tackling complex problems requires multisectoral solutions: French experience.
14:00 – Panel Discussion – Multisectoral approaches to tackle multimorbidity – Integration of Public Health, Primary Care and Occupational Health Franca Barbic, Eric Breton, Michele Cecchini, Julian Mamo, M van den Akker
15:00 – Panel Discussion – Future perspectives Sarah Cuschieri, Laetitia Huiart, Iveta Nagyova, Elio Riboli, Saverio Stranges
16:00 – 16:30 – Summary of Symposium & Next Steps Dr. Tatjana Makovski & Prof Saverio Stranges
17th European Public Health Conference, Lisbon, Portugal
This year the annual EPH conference will be held in Lisbon between the 12th to 15th November. The abstract submission is open, deadline is 1st May 2024. If you are interested to organize a workshop or panel discussions with the Chronic Diseases Section, feel free to reach out.
If you have any initiative/s or idea/s that you would like to share with us, we are always happy to connect with our members.
Looking forward to connecting with you soon!
Best wishes,
Sarah (Vice-President) o.b.o the Chronic Disease Section Steering Committee
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