Veranstaltung ausschließlich für Fachpublikum
The Institute for Public Health, Charité – Universitätsmedizin Berlin, the Centre Virchow-Villermé and Chiba University from Japan jointly organize a summerschool about global health interventions in local contexts. Lecturer from Japan, France, United States, Netherlands and Germany aim to explicate social and cultural factors that need to be evaluated and considered when thinking about global health interventions in local contexts.
This summerschool particularly enables students to understand culture as tacit knowledge that underlies all behaviours, including both the beneficiaries of global health interventions and the knowledge-making and intervention-designing health professionals. The course will guide students to critically reflect the assumptions and tools used in public and global health and to understand the possible implications of the paradigms underlying global health.
Topics:
The course consists of introductory lectures into epidemiology and culture (epidemiology, environmental and digital epidemiology, culture in (and of) public health) and lectures on public health (or media) interventions with a particular focus on their effects in local contexts, including the Fukushima nuclear pollution, whooping cough and the Ebola outbreak.
Target group:
Public Health Professionals, Anthropologists, Epidemiologists, and practitioners and researchers who work in public or global health, those interested in health interventions and responses to health threats and disasters
This summer school is free of charge and is funded by the Chiba University, Japan and the Centre Virchow-Villerme.
A small fee of € 30 for consumables will be required.
Credit points: 2.25 ECTS
Organisatorisches
Referenten
The summer school is organised and coordinated by Dr. Christine Holmberg, Charité Universitätsmedizin Berlin, Prof. Paul Greenough, University of Iowa, USA and Prof. Stuart Blume, University of Amsterdam, Netherlands.
In addition to these three, lecturers include Gaya Manori Gamhewage from the WHO, Geneva; Tim Eckmanns from the Robert-Koch-Institut, Germany; Prof. Emiko Todaka from Chiba University and WHO; and Prof. Chikako Ozawa-de Silva vom the University of Atlanta, USA
Veranstalter
Institut für Public Health
Zeit
20. September 2016 to 23. September 2016, Monday to Friday, 9 am to 5 pm
Ort
to be announced
Kontakt
Registration and Information: Please contact Juliana Thon at juliana.thon(at)charite.de for further information or to register for the course.