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December 2020 ASPHER Newsletter
22 Dec 2020
  In many ways it is a relief to reach the end of this long and difficult year as we turn to the hope of better days to come. However, it has also been an inspiration to the ASPHER Secretariat to see our Members and the Public Health community pull...
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November 2020 ASPHER Newsletter
17 Nov 2020

ASPHER Secretariat hopes everyone in our Membership is well. This newsletter will find its way to you at a time when many European countries and beyond face various forms of lockdown to contain successive waves of COVID-19.
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12 Oct 2020
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ASPHER YOUNG RESEARCHERS' FORUM

12th annual YOUNG RESEARCHERS' FORUM - Marseille 
Wednesday 20 November 2019

ASPHER would like to congratulate the winners of the 12th annual Young Researchers’ Forum (YRF) organised by ASPHER and University College London (UCL) Digital Public Health PhD Track day in partnership with EUPHA.

The winning oral presentation went to Vasileios Nittas (University of Zurich) for his work on “Electronic patient-generated health data to facilitate disease prevention: current use and user-preferences.” 

The winning poster presentation was awarded to Jonathan Roux (University of Rennes) for his poster on “Reconstruction of inter-hospital chains of transmission of Carbapenemase-Producing Enterobacteriaceae in France using Bayesian framework.” 

The 12th annual Young Researchers’ Forum (YRF) was held on Wednesday 20 November. The YRF event for 2019 merged the YRF day traditionally organised by ASPHER in partnership with EUPHA with the University College London (UCL) Digital Public Health PhD Track day. It was a full day event. In addition to poster and oral presentations, it featured demonstrations of digital technologies from selected young researchers. 

The British Red Cross and Medicin Sans Frontiers hosted a Missing Maps Workshop and there were guest lectures by Emma Honkala, Consultant, WHO; Stefan Buttigieg, Specialist Trainee in Public Health Medicine; and ASPHER Andreja Stampar Medalist, Gaetano Maria Fara, Emeritus Professor, Sapienza University of Rome and Director of the International School of Epidemiology and Preventive Medicine at the Ettore Majorana Foundation and Centre for Scientific Culture in Erice.

For the full YRF programme see: 

https://www.acm-digitalhealth.org/daily-agenda/young-researchers-forum/

 

 

          

 

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