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🌍 230 events. 39 countries. 📊 …. These are the statistics of last year’s edition of the European Public Health Week (EUPHW), another successful run of the week since its inception in 2019. And we are already excited to see the breadth of this year’s events. 🎉 Are you enthusiastic about public health? Do you have an event (idea) in line with our week or daily themes? - Don’t hesitate and submit your event: https://lnkd.in/dECzrxJ3 🗓️ Explore our Themes Weekly Theme: Health is a political choice! This year, the EUPHW aims to spotlight the critical connection between politics and health, advocating for sustainable changes that will pave the way for a healthier future. Daily Themes: - Monday, May 13th: Health is a political choice: Starting the discussion - Tuesday, May 14th: Mental health: People at the centre - Wednesday, May 15th: Planetary health: A glocal approach - Thursday, May 16th: Health through the life course: Breaking down silos - Friday, May 17th: Next generation: Public health of today and tomorrow 📢 Be a Part of the European Public Health Week 2024! Hosting an event during the European Public Health Week (EUPHW) offers a unique opportunity to foster collaboration, promote public health, and share valuable insights from diverse perspectives. Whether you represent an institution, a healthcare professional, or simply an individual passionate about public health, organizing an event can make a significant impact. From webinar lectures and panel discussions to social media campaigns and movie screenings, the possibilities are endless. You can engage your audience through online challenges, workshops, exhibitions, or even cooking classes. Whether it's a local initiative or a global endeavour, every contribution matters. If you're unsure where to start or need assistance in organizing your event, our team is here to help. Reach out to euphacommunications@eupha.org for support and guidance. Let's come together to advance crucial public health themes and create meaningful change. Join us in shaping a healthier future for all! hashtag #EUPHW #PublicHealth #CommunityEngagement 🌍🤝

Data to help benchmark events impact on health and wellbeing. Say survey findings show that 1 in 2 of your event spectators were inspired to do more sport or physical activity. So what? How can I make the most of it? Using data consistent with the Common Indicators adopted by ASOIF, IAEH and OECD, and taken from more than 20 different events held in the last 2 years studied by Event Host Evaluation consultants, the % of spectators inspired to do more sport or physical activity* ranged between 35 and 88%. * % inspired to do more sport or physical activity (Common Indicator reference number SP-SP2.1) varies between survey samples (e.g. spectators v local residents) and event types (e.g. “accessible” sports v “combat” sports) Learn more about factors that can influence the inspirational effect an event can have on its audience, including an example from the Greater Cleveland Sports Commission International Masters Games Association 2024 Pan American Masters Games, at https://lnkd.in/eS_jk4Uh International Association of Event Hosts ASOIF Dr Alexander Chrysanthou Perttu Pesä Jidong WANG Olga Correia

✨#SocialPrescribing #connects people with community resources to improve their #health and well-being. This new paper presents evidence of the conceptualization and implementation of SP across 12 countries!🌍 https://lnkd.in/gTQEhC3M

🌲 In light of #EuropeanMentalHealthWeek , RECETAS has been featured in this European Health and Digital Executive Agency (HaDEA) article! Find out more about addressing #loneliness through nature-based solutions with details about our pilot sites, fundings, our methodology, etc. 👇 👀 https://lnkd.in/dMUw7YAu

https://buff.ly/4bmKupL The current trend of help-seeking is using online forums and social media. What is the clinician’s potential role in this trend? Enroll in our online self-study course "A Clinician's Use of Online Forums and Social Media to Provide Support and Healing", presented by Dr. Rosenna Bakari, Ph.D., and learn what to consider when building a social media platform to support wellness. (1.5 CE)

https://buff.ly/4bmKupL The current trend of help-seeking is using online forums and social media. What is the clinician’s potential role in this trend? Enroll in our online self-study course "A Clinician's Use of Online Forums and Social Media to Provide Support and Healing", presented by Dr. Rosenna Bakari, Ph.D., and learn what to consider when building a social media platform to support wellness. (1.5 CE)

The Health Enhancing Physical Activity Europe Conference has two weeks left until the abstract submission! As someone whose been involved with the network for years, I strongly encourage practitioners and policy makers also to apply! Especially on the topic of inclusion where there are so many learnings from the grassroots level. The conference is not only for academics and the cross-sectoral work is so important in the physical activity promotion field! ISCA - International Sport and Culture Association

I appreciate the opportunity to encourage people to look at design thinking and specifically co-design as a way of tackling problems - particularly wicked problems. There's 3 more sessions - so take the opportunity to register and share the news! I know some of the speakers - and they're great presenters with good information. No cost to register either! Thanks to Health Translation SA #codesign #designthinking #problemsolving #implementationscience #wickedproblems #gettingitright #changemanagement

🌟 Exploring Day 1 of the European Public Health Week: Health is a political choice: Starting the discussion 🗣💚 For the first day of the #EUPHW, we invite you to explore the intersection of health and politics. Event Highlights for Monday 🔸 Kick-off Event: Webinar - organised by EUPHA and partners 🔸 Radical Community Management Training 🔸 High-Level Panel: Lessons Learned and Future Challenges - a hybrid event co-organised with the European Observatory on Health Systems and Policies, the WHO Regional Office for Europe, and the European Commission's DG SANTE. 📣To prepare this high-level panel, we invite you to debate in the comments on how the Covid pandemic impacted public health practices and policies. For Peter Allebeck, the Covid pandemic taught us that “as scientists, we need to learn to speak the political language without pretending to be politicians.”  Martin McKee shares with us that “we failed to hear the views of those who were most affected by our decisions”. He insists that next time “We must make sure that everybody’s voice is heard.” To guide us, our panellists Agnes Buzyn, Francesca Colombo, Hans Kluge Sandra Gallina and Sara Cerdas will reflect on lessons learned and future challenges in European (and global) public health, with a special focus on innovation. 🤝 Let’s join forces and amplify our voice to bridge the gap between health and politics, and make sure that health stay high on the political agenda! #EUPHW #HealthIsAPoliticalChoice #UseYourVote #UseYourVote4Health #Vote4Health #HealthUnion Emilia Aragón De León / Iveta Nagyova / Tit Albreht / Josep Figueras

Really helpful information for implementing the ASI Policy Brief https://lnkd.in/ed-_pvyu as we advocate for Mental Health in All Policies and transformational change in the way policy is developed.