News Archive - 2012
Strengthening national laboratory networks is essential to providing equal access to health, concluded participants in the Network of National Health Institutes from the South American Union (RINS/UNASUR) who met in April in Petropolis, Brazil, to discuss the development, mutual support, and consolidation of the national networks of health laboratories. »
The phone number of IANPHI‘s Helsinki Secretariat at Finland’s National Institute for Health and Welfare (THL) will change on May 9, 2012 to +358 29 524 7034. »
IANPHI members are invited to nominate candidates for the IANPHI Executive Board and the president and vice president of IANPHI. Nominations must be received by May 15, 2012. »
US CDC's perspective on the role of public health institutions in global health system strengthening efforts. »
Reinhard Burger, president of Germany's Robert Koch Institut, hosted the mid-year meeting of the IANPHI Executive Board. »
China CDC’s rapid development and numerous contributions to public health were recently chronicled by an IANPHI team, which at the request of CCDC Director Yu Wang, evaluated the organization’s accomplishments and made recommendations for areas of future development. »
Beside its mandate on early warning, threat detection and alert, the French Institute for Public Health Surveillance is responsible for the provision and analysis of many health indicators to monitor France's public health law. »
Tapping its unparalleled global expertise, IANPHI has created a unique NPHI-to-NPHI evaluation service now available to member institutes, ministries of health, and other government entities interested in an outside assessment of their operations and individual programs or planning for new programs >> »
The Merle A. Sande Health Leadership Award is given annually to an outstanding emerging African leader in the field of Infectious diseases »
IANPHI 's Helsinki Secretariat is seeking a funding consultant with experience in strategic development and fundraising. »
Hebrew University in Jerusalem is looking for candidates with demonstrated strong academic ability, some work experience, and the desire to return home to apply and disseminate their acquired knowledge and schools. »
The Asian Collaboration for Excellence in Non-Communicable Disease Prevention and Control (ASCEND) Research Network is seeking students for its next training cycle. The program uses a combination of face-to-face teaching, online web-based learning, peer support and mentoring methods which allow traininees to participate from wherever they are in the world. »