Take a look at the upcoming events around the world. Futher details and how to register can be found below!
17th EPH Conference 2024
This year’s conference theme, Sailing the waves of European public health: exploring a sea of innovation, encapsulates our collective mission. Just as explorers once set sail to discover new worlds, we, as public health professionals, embark on a journey of innovation and discovery in our field. We seek to push the boundaries, discover new approaches, and chart the course for the future of public health in Europe.
A pre-conference will be held on the 12th November, organised by RISE-Vac • WEPHREN (tghn.org)
When: 12th- 15th November
Where: Lisbon
To find out more and reigter, click here: Register (ephconference.eu)
Outbreak Management in Secure Settings webinar
The Health and Justice team at UKHSA are running two webinars to support the publication of the Multi-agency plan for incidents and outbreaks of communicable diseases in secure settings in England guidance (Management of incidents and outbreaks of communicable disease in secure settings. - GOV.UK (www.gov.uk)). These webinars aim to bring together stakeholders from across a wide range of professions and settings to increase awareness of outbreak management processes in secure settings. The first is aimed at professionals working in secure settings in the UK and will have a focus on England and Wales, whilst the second is aimed at an international audience. There will be a variety of speakers during both events, bringing their own experience of managing outbreaks in prisons, immigration removal centers, and the children and young people secure estate.
The intended audience for both events is people working in secure settings, healthcare professionals with an interest in prison health, public health professionals working in government agencies, health systems or Non-governmental organisations.
National Outbreak Management in Secure Settings webinar
When: 11th November 14:00- 15:00
Where: MS Teams
The aims of the national event are to promote the use of the newly published guidance and thereby increase awareness of outbreak management processes in the UK, highlight best practice, increase collaborative working and to highlight the key considerations one should take when managing outbreaks across different types of secure setting.
This webinar is accredited by the Faculty of Public Health.
To register, click here
International Outbreak Management Webinar:
When: 9th December 14:00- 15:30
Where: MS Teams
The aims of the international webinar are to work with other countries to increase awareness of the common challenges regarding outbreak management of infectious diseases in secure settings, to share what best practice in England looks like by promoting the newly published guidance and to encourage collaborative working between agencies.
To register, click here
Health in Detention and Medical Ethics
When: 25th- 29th November 2024
Where: Université de Montpellier, France
La formation « Santé en détention et éthique de soins » est un module d'une semaine destiné aux professionnels de la santé carcérale. Proposée par l'Université de Montpellier et le CICR, elle aborde les problématiques de santé en détention, les systèmes de santé, les maladies transmissibles et non transmissibles, ainsi que les dilemmes éthiques. Les participants apprendront à analyser et répondre aux défis sanitaires en milieu carcéral en se basant sur des normes et standards internationaux.
À la fin du module, les participants seront capables de :
- Identifier les instruments juridiques et les normes pour protéger les droits des détenus et des professionnels de santé.
- Évaluer les problèmes de santé majeurs en détention.
- Analyser et résoudre les problèmes de santé et de droits humains en milieu carcéral.
More information at:
https://facmedecine.umontpellier.fr/etudes-et-formations/dpc/
https://facmedecine.umontpellier.fr/etudes-et-formations/dpc/#enseignement
The First African Conference on Law Enforcement and Public Health- A CALL TO POLICE IN AFRICA: Introduction to Public Health Policing:
When: 1st- 4th December 2024
Where: Pretoria, South Africa
Theme: Aligning Policing and Public Health: working together for community wellbeing, and (De)criminalizing public health
Conference Objectives:
- To raise awareness of the important links between the law enforcement and public health sectors in addressing a broad range of complex issues
- To raise awareness of public health approaches, including public health policing, to public health issues in Africa currently criminalized or over-policed
- To explore current research and state-of-the-art practice globally addressing these issues
- To share experience with partnership approaches to the widest range of important public health and welfare issues in Africa
- To form a regional African LEPH network as an affiliated member of the Global Law Enforcement and Public Health Association
The Call for Abstracts and Proposals for presentations at the African Conference on Law Enforcement and Public Health is now open! Go to the Conference website for instructions on submission of your proposal for a presentation at the conference.
For further details and to register your interest, click here
Health in Detention
When: 2nd- 6th December 2024
Where: Basel, Switzerland
The one-week course in collaboration with the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) provides health professionals with the information, methods and tools needed to analyse and address health and human rights issues affecting people in detention. The course covers topics such as prisoner health, health systems, control of communicable and non-communicable diseases, and ethical issues that arise when providing health services to people in detention. It also provides an overview of the main legal instruments, professional codes and declarations designed to protect the rights of prisoners, detainees and patients. This course is open to participants working in the field of health in detention, nationally or internationally, and uses a multidisciplinary approach to bring together academics and clinical, public health and legal experts
For further details and to register your interest, click here