Pre-conference programme Dublin 2023
We are excited to announce an interesting programme of pre-conferences on Wednesday 8 November. Registration for pre-conferences is required. Pre-conferences can be booked when registering for the main conference or can be added to your existing regsitration by logging into your personal account.
Pre-conferences are offered with buffet lunches as moments for networking and getting together. Lunch is between 12:30 – 13:30 Dublin time.
Wednesday 8 November, 09:00 - 12:30 (followed by network lunch at 12:30 Dublin time)
Skills building workshop: Applying strategic foresight methods in public health and policy making
Organised by EUPHA Foresight section
A guideline to the European Health Data Space language based on health literacy principles
Organised by EUPHA Health literacy and Public health monitoring and reporting sections. Co-organisers: Technical University Munich, Germany; Sciensano, Belgium; WHO Infodemic Management, World Health Organization
Public Health Youth Collaboration
Organised by EUPHAnxt
ECON Pre-conference
Organised by EUPHA Public health economics section
More pre-conferences to follow
Wednesday 8 November, 09:00 - 17:00 (full day, including network lunch from 12:30 - 13:30 Dublin time)
Inclusion of refugee and migrant groups to address key health challenges for a sustainable future
Organised by EUPHA Migrant and ethnic minority health section; Lancet Migration; World Health Organization Collaborating Centre for Migrant’s Involvement in Health Research, University of Limerick, Ireland
A hands-on introduction to qualitative research methods in public health
Organised by EUPHA Public health epidemiology section
Workplace sexual harassment: theory, measurement, consequences and prevention
Organised by EUPHA Social security, work and health section
More pre-conferences to follow
Wednesday 8 November, 13:30 - 17:00 (starting with network lunch at 12:30 Dublin time)
Reuse of sensitive individual data – Methods and tools for a federated approach
Organised by EUPHA Public health monitoring and reporting section; Population Health Information Research Infrastructure (PHIRI); Institute for Health Sciences (IACS), Spain; Robert Koch Institute, Germany; Sciensano, Belgium
Competences and training needs for better implementation of HIA across Europe
Organised by EUPHA Health impact assessment section
Developments in evaluating implementation of public policy for the promotion of physical activity and healthy nutrition
Organised by University of Limerick, Limerick, Ireland
Young Researchers' Forum
Organised by ASPHER and EUPHA
Art, architecture, atmosphere and (mental) health - A multi-disciplinary walking experience in Dublin
Organised EUPHA Public mental health, Environment and health and Urban public health sections
Better public health: a data centred approach to interoperability, with international information standards
Organised by GGD-GHOR, The Netherlands
More pre-conferences to follow