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Public Health Wales’ International Public Health Forum

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The International Health Forum promoted the experiences of colleagues across Public Health Wales, shared their learnings from engaging in international health activities and research and provided time to discuss opportunities for the future to engage in international partnerships working and networks. This work will enable and support the implementation of Public Health Wales’ Long-Term Strategy.

Learning Outcomes:
Share knowledge, learnings and experiences from international partners and networks.

If you are interested in presenting your work or have a topic of discussion, please contact [email protected]

Chair – Liz Green – Consultant in Public Health, Policy and International Health / Programme Director for Health Impact Assessment, Public Health Wales

We will be hearing from:

David Warren – Head of International Relations, Welsh Government

Meng Khaw – National Director of Screening and Health Protection Services, Public Health Wales and the International Association of National Public Health Institutes (IANPHI) Focal Point Lead

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Chris Brown – Head of the WHO European Office for Investment for Health and Development, Venice, Italy
Mariana Dyakova – Head of International Health and Deputy Director of the Policy and International Health WHO Collaborating Centre, Public Health Wales and Strategic Lead for the Well-being

Giri Shankar – Director of Health Protection, Public Health Wales and Co-Chair of the Faculty of Public Health’s (FPH) India Special Interest group

A transcript of the video is available on request.

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