Title: European Public Health Association EUPHA
1European Public Health Association EUPHA
- And the future of public health in Europe
- Marieke van der Waal
- Dineke Zeegers Paget
2Content
- EUPHA in general
- Our tools
- European Journal of Public Health
- EUPHA conferences
- EUPHA sections
- Statements and reports
- EUPHA and the future of public health in Europe
31. EUPHA in general
- EUPHA in short
- Founded in 1992
- Umbrella organisation for public health
associations in Europe - 48 Member associations from 39 countries
- More than 10000 Public Health Experts
- Multidisciplinary approach to public health
41. EUPHA in general objectives
- To promote and strengthen public health research
and practice in Europe - To improve communication between policymakers,
researchers and practitioners - To provide a platform for the exchange of
information, experience and research - To encourage and promote effective European joint
research and other activities in the field of
public health research and health services
research in Europe
52. EUPHA tools
- European Journal of Public Health
- Annual scientific conference
- EUPHA sections
- Statements/projects
62.1. European Journal of Public Health
- Highly appreciated forum for the exchange of
research - 2005 year of change
- Increase to 6 issues per year
- New design/lay-out
- More diversified content
- Electronic format for our members
72.2. EUPHA conferences
- Oslo 2004
- 700 participants from 46 countries
- 27 workshops
- 25 parallel sessions
- 150 posters
- Some images from Oslo 2004
- Information on the 2005 EUPHA conference
8OSLO, NORWAY from 7 to 9 October 2004
9Oslo Town Hall Reception by the mayor
10Gunnar Tellnes EUPHA president
11Best abstract prize 2004
12Best poster 2004
13Best poster prize 2004
14 A captive audience
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16 AIMS of the 2005 EUPHA conference in Graz
- To identify and analyse major public health
challenges - To examine the opportunities for healthy public
policies, - e.g. policies linking health promotion and health
care - To explore and discuss possible public health
futures for Europe
17 SPECIAL FEATURES of the 2005 EUPHA conference
- A conference co-organanised by three countries in
a highly dynamic region - In a region with different patterns of health and
social problems - A conference emphasising a wide perspective of
public health - A conference linked to an EU project exploring
the knowledge base of public health
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19Submission of abstracts
- Deadline for submission 1 May 2005
- All subjects
- Research or practice/policy
- Possibility of workshops
- Submission via WWW.EUPHA.ORG
20 See you ALL in Graz !
212.2. EUPHA conferences
- 2006 Montreux, Switzerland
- 16-18 November
- Politics, policies and/or the publics
health - 2007 Finland
- The future of public health in an Unified
Europe
222.3. EUPHA sections
- EUPHA encourages the creation of sections for
specific public health themes, which are
international and open to all regular EUPHA
members. - The goal is to bring together researchers and
public health professionals working in the same
field for the exchange of information and the
setting up of joint policies, reports and
research.
232.3. 10 EUPHA sections
- Health promotion
- Food and nutrition
- Health services research
- Youth
- Migrant health
- Infectious diseases control
- Social security and health
- Public health practice and policy
- Utilisation of medicines
- Public health epidemiology
242.3. Sections under negotiation
- Health economics
- Injury prevention
- Chronic diseases
- Public health genetics
252.4. EUPHA statements
- The future of public health in Europe 10 years
of EUPHA, 2002 - Ten statements on the future of public health in
Europe, 2004 - Oslo conference proceedings book, 2005
262.4. EUPHA projects
- OSI/EUPHA project to support public health
associations in Eastern Europe - SAVEZ a prime example
- Strengthening Public Health Research in Europe
SPHERE - ASPHER project on accreditation of public health
training programmes
2710 STATEMENTS ON THE FUTURE OF PUBLIC HEALTH IN
EUROPE
28Methods
- Series of four workshops (2002-2003) with
policymakers, practitioners and researchers - Email exchange with our members
29Workshop 1 Dresden, November 2003
- Gunnar Tellnes, Norway
- The History of Public Health
- Ineke Thien, the Netherlands
- The Problems of Implementing Public Health
- Jan-Maarten Boot, the Netherlands
- Public Health in the Future
30Workshop 2 Utrecht, May 2003
- Kieran Walshe, United Kingdom
- Evidence-based management in health care what
can public health learn from clinical practice? - Loek Stokx, the Netherlands
- The research-policy interface implications for
public health research
31Workshop 3 Bergen, June 2003
- Eric Ziglio, WHO Europe
- Investment for Health lessons, opportunities and
challenges for public health - Bjorn-Inge Larsen, Norway
- How do we turn policy into practical public
health work? - Geir Sverre Braut, Norway
- Should Public Health efforts be integrated in
other sectors and political areas, or should it
be a separate part of societys tasks and
policies?
32 Workshop 4 Rome, November 2003
- Dineke Zeegers Paget, EUPHA
- The first results of the project the future of
public health in Europe - Aginus Kalis, the Netherlands
- A critical review of the first results
33TEN STATEMENTS
- Future public health can only be achieved if the
whole society invests in it building
partnerships is essential here - The long term benefits of public health should be
taken seriously by policymakers
34TEN STATEMENTS
- Public health should form an integral part of the
political agenda in all fields - Public health policy should be based on assets
rather than disease
35TEN STATEMENTS
- 5. Research remains a solid basis for the
development of public health practice and policy - Research should focus on the needs of policy and
practice - Researchers should learn how to interact with
politicians and practitioners
36TEN STATEMENTS
- Innovative ways to promote health should be
encouraged - The future of public health practice think
globally, act locally
37TEN STATEMENTS
- The role of EUPHA
- EUPHA conferences should develop the policy and
practice side even further - Pre conference training for researchers and
policymakers/practitioners - Publish reports on the state-of-the-art of public
health issues in Europe - Important partner of EU and WHO/EURO to set up
the new public health policy
38THANK YOU