National Public Health Symposium 2023
24th-25th November 2023
The 4th National Public Health Conference entitled ‘Improving Health and Well-being: An integrated societal approach‘, will be organised by the Malta Association of Public Health Medicine (MAPHM), in collaboration with the Department of Public Health, and the Department of Health Systems Management and Leadership of the University of Malta, as well as the Malta Health Network, on the 24th-25th November 2023 at the South Auditorium at Mater Dei Hospital. It will also be transmitted virtually.
This conference aims to bring together professionals and academia from a wide range of fields, both within and outside health, to discuss the role every one of us has in improving health and well-being, and strategies for advancing health outcomes, with a focus on an integrated societal approach.
Conference Topics
Social Determinants of Health, Environmental Concerns and Sustainability
Old and new Health Challenges
Reorienting and strengthening health systems and services
Innovative approaches to Population Health
Public Health monitoring, surveillance, and evaluation
Public health leadership, politics, and economics
Abstract Submission
Abstract Submission has been extended to 15th September 2023.
Registration
Registration is currently open (click on the button below to register).
Conference Organisers
Symposium Organising Committee: Dr. Kathleen England (Chair), Dr. Alexia Bezzina, Dr. Karen Borg, Dr. Marika Borg, Dr. Amanda Bugeja, Dr. John Cachia, Dr. Charmaine Zahra, Dr. Sascha Reiff (MAPHM President)
Scientific Committee: Dr. Tanya Melillo (Chair), Dr. Jason Attard, Dr. Mariella Borg Buontempo, Dr. Miriam Camilleri, Dr. Miriam Dalmas, Dr. Roberto Debono, Dr. Beatrice Farrugia
Conference Sponsors
This project has been funded through the Voluntary Organisations Project Scheme, managed by the Malta Council for the Voluntary Sector (MCVS), and supported by the Ministry for Inclusion, Voluntary Organisations and Consumer Rights (MIVC)
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