Marseille 2019 - Pre-conference programme

We are excited to announce an interesting programme of pre-conferences on Wednesday 20 November. Pre-conferences can also be added to your registration after you have already registered. You can do so by logging into your account and updating your registration. You will receive an adjusted invoice by email.

Pre-conferences are offered with buffet lunches as moments for networking and getting together. Lunch is between 12:30 – 13:30.

Wednesday 20 November, 09:00 - 12:30 (morning)

• An introduction to Public Health Foresight Studies
  Organised by EUPHA Section Public health monitoring and reporting

• Digital health solutions: building bridges for access to health services in islands and remote communities
  Organised by WHO Collaborating Centre on Health Systems and Policies in Small States, Islands and Small States Institute, University of Malta, EUPHA Section Digital health (proposed section)
  

• Contagion! A table-top outbreak management simulation
  Organised by EUPHA Section Infectious disease control
  
  
• Road to Framework Convention on Food Systems: tackling global syndemic with food policy
  Organised by EUPHA Section Food and nutrition

Wednesday 20 November, 09:00 - 17:00 (all day)

• Quatre images de la santé publique en France [Four images of public health in France]
  Organised by Societé Francaise de Santé Publique (SFSP)[French Society for Public Health]

• How to build bridges between public health and primary care in Europe? A skill co-building preconference 
  Organised by EHESP (Mission RESPIRE) with EUPHA sections, EUPHAnxt and EFPC (registration no longer possible, fully booked) 

• Public health: how to deal with climate change?
  Organised by Regional Experts Group on Climate (GREC), Region South Provence-Alpes-Cote d’Azur, France

• Towards influenza vaccination programmes for health care professionals
  Organised by European Scientific Working group on Influenza (ESWI)

• Health Impact Assessment (HIA) institutionalization and multisectoral collaboration in Europe
  Organised by EUPHA Section Health impact assessment; WHO Regional Office for Europe; National Institute of Health Dr Ricardo Jorge (INSA), Portugal; Wales Health Impact Assessment Support Unit (WHIASU)/Public Health Wales (PHW), United Kingdom; NRW Centre for Health (LZG.NRW), Germany; International Association for Impact Assessment (IAIA) Health Section

• Skill-mix challenges in the current and future health workforce
  Organised by European Observatory on Health Systems and Policies and EUPHA Section Health workforce research (HWR) in collaboration with The Health Foundation and WHO Regional Office for Europe

• Demystifying causal inference and mediation methods for public health researchers
  Organised by EUPHA Research Pillar and EUPHA Section on Public health epidemiology

• Healthy Places: research, strategies and policies, towards healthy places and healthy people
  Organised by EUPHA Sections Environment and health, Public mental health and Urban public health

• Forced migration in Europe – aspects of work, social security and health
  Organised by EUPHA Section Social security, work and health

• Policy game: Agendasetting of health in urban planning
  Organised by EUPHA Sections Public health policy and politics, Health impact assessment. Co-organised by EUPHA Section Urban public health
  CANCELLED

• Young Researchers’ Forum
  Organised by Digital Public Health Conference, ASPHER and EUPHA (registration no longer possible, fully booked)

• Health promotion principles as foundations for solidarity and public health
  Organised by EUPHA Section Health promotion, UNESCO Chair Global Health & Education, Bielefeld University, and The German Prevention RESEarch NeTwork (PRESENT)
  
  

Wednesday 20 November, 13:30 - 17:00 (afternoon)

• Community-based Action Research: What can we learn from the HIV field experiences from the Global North and the Global South?
  Organised by French research institute for sustainable development (IRD) & Coalition Plus 

• Health behaviours among migrants in Europe – what do we know?
  Organised by French Collaborative Institute on Migrations, EUPHA Section Migrant and ethnic minority health 
  

• EU cooperation to strengthen preparedness and management of cross-border health threats
  Organised by Chafea, EUPHA and DG SANTE

• Showcasing innovative cases in health reporting
  Organised by EUPHA Section Public health monitoring and reporting