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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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Could the continuing Mpox epidemic threat in Africa lead to the next pandemic if urgent global action is not sustained?
8 Jan 2025
ASPHER Public Health Emergencies Task Force Statement Could the continuing Mpox epidemic threat in Africa lead to  the next pandemic if urgent global action is not sustained? part of ASPHER Epidemic Emergencies Lessons Learned Series 13 December...
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EUROPEAN CLIMATE RESILIENT HEALTH SYSTEMS COURSE
6 Dec 2024
FREE, CERTIFICATE-BASED COURSE 
This 10-session course aims to explore how health systems contribute to climate change, with the healthcare sector responsible for nearly 5% of global greenhouse gas emissions. This course will cover essential...
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Survey on Integrating Climate Change into Curriculum - DEADLINE EXTENDED!
22 Nov 2024
ASPHER Members are invited to participate in the second annual global survey assessing climate and health education in public health training.
Your input is important, even if your institution does not currently offer climate and health education...
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ASPHER PEER Service

ASPHER PEER is a flagship service of the Association exclusively available to members.

Through PEER, ASPHER offers a cadre of expertise on the process of international peer review and standards; to evaluate and provide recommendations for planning and improvement.

This is not an accreditation service, but it is a flexible offer that may be tailored to specific development and pedagogic/other project needs as identified by Schools of Public Health and Public Health Programmes (SPHs/PHPs).

If you would be interested in PEER for your school or to learn more, contact Robert at robert.otok@aspher.org.