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OMI SEMINAR ECONOMIC EVALUATION IN HEALTHCARE April 2-8, 2023

ASPHER WORKING GROUP ON ECONOMIC EVALUATION IN HEALTHCARE IN EUROPE - EEHE WORKING GROUP was proud to offer the OMI seminar on economic evaluation in healthcare. 

Participants and faculty members enjoyed an inspirational platform to discuss dilemmas where public health and economics intersect. Salzburg was a perfect location to reflect on these challenges.

33 fellows from 24 countries and 9 faculty members from Albania, Germany, Greece, the Netherlands, Serbia, and the UK. Amazing support by the OMI directors and Research Institute CAPHRI at Maastricht University. Thank you all!

 

Author: Milena Pavlova
Progress on the WHO Public Health and Emergency Roadmap - Check out the Pandemic Fund!
One of ASPHER’s most important areas of work is as a partner in the steering group of the WHO Public Health and Emergency Roadmap. This is a major body of work to increase national workforce capacity...
Author: John Middleton
President's Message January-February 2023
My dear friends and colleagues. It is my honour and pleasure to invite you to attend the 17th World Congress on Public Health in Rome, Italy from 02-06 May 2023. After a delay of this event due to Covid-19...
Author: Carlo Signorelli
Global Public Health and Sports Studies Summer School, 19-30 June (Informational webinar 22 Feb)
The Summer School will appeal to undergraduate students interested in global public health and/or sports and health-related areas. It will consist of two modules, "Sustainable Advancements...
Author: School of Public Health, Physiotherapy and Sports Science
Monkeypox: A current emergency global health threat
Monkeypox (MPXV) is a zoonotic disease similar to smallpox but generally less severe. It is caused by a double-stranded deoxyribonucleic acid virus and primarily affects humans and other primates. The...
Author: Mohamud Sheek-Hussein
Some highlights of the ASPHER year 2022
There are two kinds of public health - the health of the public, and the public health profession, service and system. The health of the public is everybody’s business - it requires multi- disciplinary...
Author: John Middleton
Swords to ploughshares: the need to convert to a healthier, greener economy
Yevgeny Vuchetich  ‘Let us beat swords into ploughshares ‘ United Nations Art Collection, !959  The image of the beating of swords to ploughshares outside the UN in New York...
Author: John Middleton
Happy 200th Birthday, Louis Pasteur
Science knows no country, because knowledge belongs to humanity, and is the torch which illuminates the world.  - Louis Pasteur   This month marks the 200th Anniversary of the birth...
Author: John Middleton

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