GPHW2024: Developing the Right Competencies within Tomorrow’s Health Workforce

Theme: Fostering the Development of the Right Competencies within Tomorrow’s Health Workforce

Date and Time: 12th April 2024 | 12:00-13:00 (GMT)

Event Description: This webinar, organized by the FPH Academic Public Health and Public Health Educators in Medical Schools SIGs, will be split into two sessions and explore:

• How we make Public Health meaningful for future doctors and prepare the workforce? With Richard Pinder and the team from Imperial College London.
• Development of a competency framework for the WHO Essential Public Health Functions With Dr. Jack Haywood and his colleague from the WHO.
  

Event Link

Event Type: Seminar / Webinar

Event Format: online

Language(s): English

Organiser(s): FPH Academic Public Health and Public Health Educators in Medical Schools SIGs

How to Attend Virtually: Zoom Link (will be sent after registration)

Registration: Link

GPHW2024: Supporting Sustainable and Thriving Communities

Theme: Promoting a Sustainable Life for Thriving Communities

Date and Time: 11th April 2024 | 12:00 – 13:00 (GMT)

Event Description: This webinar, organized by the FPH Emergency Services and Sustainable Development SIGs, will explore how communities can be supported to become more resilient, enabling them to be better prepared in the face of emergencies, and the role of emergency services in this work. We will discuss themes of violence, adverse weather events, and sustainability, and consider the win-win outcomes of resilience building.

Event Link

Event Type: Seminar / Webinar

Event Format: online

Language(s): English

Organiser(s): FPH Emergency Services and Sustainable Development SIGs

How to Attend Virtually: Zoom Link (will be sent after registration)

Registration: Link

GPHW2024: Cultural Competency in Perinatal Mental Health

Theme: Putting Mental Wellbeing on the Health Agenda

Date and Time: 10th April 2024 | 16:00 – 17:00 (GMT)

Event Description: During this webinar, organized by the FPH Women’s Health SIG, speakers will present on a range of topics including:

• Research around perinatal depression and anxiety in India and UK settings.
• Evaluating the expansion of maternal mental health services.
• Developing Maternal and Perinatal Mental Health services from trauma-informed and health inequalities principles.

Event Link

Event Type: Seminar / Webinar

Event Format: online

Language(s): English

Organiser(s): FPH Women’s Health SIG

How to Attend Virtually: Zoom Link (will be sent after registration)

Registration: Link

GPHW2024: Investigating and addressing inequities on the mental health impacts of climate change

Theme: Putting Mental Wellbeing on the Health Agenda

Date and Time: 10th April 2024 | 12:00 – 13:30 (GMT)

Event Description: The United Nations has recognized that mental distress is a challenge for humanity in navigating our future of uncertain and complex times, not least climate change and widening inequalities. This webinar will share knowledge on understanding the mental health inequities associated with climate change and discuss the public health approaches that can be used to reduce them.

This webinar has been organized by the following FPH SIGs:

• Public Mental Health
• Academic Public Health
• Sustainable Development
• Poverty

Event Link

Event Type: Seminar/Webinar

Event Format: online

Language(s): English

Organiser(s): Public Mental Health SIG, Academic Public Health SIG, Sustainable Development SIG, and Poverty SIG

How to Attend Virtually: Zoom Link (will be sent after registration)

Registration: Link

GPHW2024: Addressing NCDs: how can public health approaches have the most impact in low resource settings?

Theme: Enhancing and Democratizing Governance in Global Health

Date and Time: 9th April 2024 | 12:00 – 13:00 (GMT)

Event Description: This webinar is organised by the FPH Non-communicable Diseases in Low and Middle-Income Countries SIG and will feature inputs from:

1. Emergencies/Humanitarian situations
2. Sustainable approaches to prevention in light of Universal Health Coverage goals and;
3. The specificities of provider skills/clinical practice that require different resources/training/ approaches to addressing acute illness.

Event Link

Event Type: Seminar/Webinar

Event Format: online

Language(s): English

Organiser(s): FPH Non-communicable Diseases in Low and Middle-Income Countries SIG

How to Attend Virtually: Zoom Link (will be sent after registration)

Registration: Link