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15-09-2021
Register for the Public Health Wales Research and Evaluation Conference 2021
23 September 2021
The Public Health Wales Research and Evaluation Conference, Research in action: COVID 19 and beyond on the 23rd September 2021 brings together researchers from across the organisation and in partnership with other collaborators with a focus on innovation, new ways of working and learning from each other.
The conference has an array of sessions lined up on important topics such as leading COVID-19 vaccine trials in Wales, the importance of pathogen genomics to support the COVID-19 pandemic, population surveillance and insights and communicating public health science messages. Breakout sessions include a focus on health inequalities, screening, health protection and public health behaviours.
Upcoming Events
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Rebuild and Recover: Reducing alcohol harm and remaking connections in the post-pandemic world
by Alcohol Change UK
22 Sep
External
Research in action: COVID-19 and beyond
by Public Health Wales
23 Sep
External
Addressing Eating Disorders: Improving Education and Healthcare Services
by Public Policy Exchange
28 Oct
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