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The Association of Schools of Public Health in the European Region (ASPHER)

ASPHER is the key independent European organisation dedicated to strengthening the role of public health by improving education and training of public health professionals for both practice and research.
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National School of Public Health
UNIVERSITY: N/A

STATUS:
FULL MEMBER

LOCATION:
Athens, Greece

CONTACT:
dean@esdy.edu.gr
00 30 213 2010101
http://www.esdy.edu.gr

National School of Public Health

National School of Public Health
UNIVERSITY: N/A

STATUS:
FULL MEMBER

LOCATION:
Athens, Greece

CONTACT:
dean@esdy.edu.gr
00 30 213 2010101
http://www.esdy.edu.gr
The administration and management of health services is one of the most important challenges for every European country and for the whole of Europe. An "aging" continent with priorities such as "quality" and "equality" require a significant mobilization of economic resources, especially intellectual and scientific.

In this climate, attendance in the ESRP coincides with a fundamental - fundamental change in the health care area that the education and research components play a crucial role.

Since its inception (the Athens School of Health 1929) up to its present legal and institutional identity, the NSS has developed significant educational and research action to address the needs of Public Health and Health Services. Our School, in the coming years, will make every effort to prepare executives to function in the context of the information and knowledge-based economy.

Postgraduate Studies in Public Health, Healthcare, Professional and Environmental Health Services operate in accordance with the high educational standards of postgraduate studies provided by internationally recognized universities in the field of health education and health services. Our expectation is that our students develop those skills that will enable them to understand the complex nature of the problems that arise in the field of Public Health and at the same time be able to propose alternative and appropriate actions for the continuous improvement of the Health System in Greece.