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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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ASPHER Climate & Health Working Group Statement for COP29
18 Nov 2024
Download the PDF version of the statement here.
18 November 2024, on the occasion of the COP29 Health Day For the first time in 2023, the Conference of the Parties (COP) to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change dedicated a full...
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ASPHER Core Curriculum for Public Health launching at EPH Conference Lisbon
8 Nov 2024
The ASPHER Core Curriculum for Public Health will launch at the European Public Health Conference in Lisbon, Portugal!
The official launch will take during the Round Table session on Friday 15 November at 09:34-10:00, room 0.07.
9.X.2. - Round...
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EPH Pre-conference: Developing curricula that empower the public health workforce to lead the digital transformations in health
17 Oct 2024
ASPHER's Digital Public Health Task Force, in collaboration with EUPHA's and DGPH's Digital Health sections, is organising a pre-conference workshop at this year's European Public Health Conference with the title "Developing curricula that empower...
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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.