Prof. Le Thi Huong, Dean of Institute of Preventive Medicine and Public Health at Hanoi Medical and Chairperson of SEAOHUN Executive Board, her team, and international collaborators from the SEA region, US and UK won the VINGROUP Innovation Fund to fight against Covid-19. The group proposed to develop a “National Early Warning System on global Covid-19 epidemics for risks assessing and emergency response planning (EpiNEWS)” for Vietnam. The project will apply machine learning techniques on datasets of cases reporting and surveillance systems to understand the patterns of transmissions, at-risk groups of individuals and locations, changes and spreads of current epidemics and its predictions o
SUBMISSION PERIOD NOW OPEN!! HRH2030 Health Workforce Resilience Prize The submission period will close on April 3, 2020 at 11:59 p.m. Eastern (Washington, DC) time. Disease outbreaks, natural disasters, and political instability are episodic, complex problems that can impact a health system. Other challenges are chronic issues, such as recurring supply stock outs, lack of electricity or water, difficult geographies, and poorly staffed facilities. Health workers—the backbone of the health system—often show remarkable ingenuity and innovation when dealing with these issues so that they can provide the health services their communities need. Recognizing this health worker adaptability and res
The program includes three tracks specializing in 1) One Health and General Public Health; 2) Health Economics; and 3) Reproductive Health, with limited scholarships and financial supports for candidates pursuing research publications. The lectures of this program are Hanoi Medical University staff and Experts from different universities and International organizations over the world. The IPMPH’s lecturers have been trained in prestigious universities in the United States of America, Australia, the Netherlands, Sweden, Denmark and other developed countries, possessing deep knowledge and understanding of public health and preventive medicine research and practice in the global arena. The Inte
Moderator: Keith Martin, MD, PC Executive Director, CUGH One Health integrates a broad range of biomedical and non-biomedical disciplines to improve the health of people, animals, and our environment. It reflects the indivisibility between ourselves and the natural world. It is a powerful platform that can improve health outcomes and address the social determinants of health. This webinar brings together three leaders in this field who will share important insights into how the One Health approach can impact some of the greatest challenges affecting us and our natural world, including: infectious diseases, pollution, climate change, biodiversity losses, food insecurity, poverty, inequality,
