Global Conference on Public Health 2024 (GCPH 2024)

Global Conference on Public Health 2024 (GCPH 2024) is organized by United Research Forum (URF) and will be held from Mar 27 - 28, 2024.

Theme: "Interventions to mitigate risk factors for public health issues."

Description:
Today, the entire world is working together to address one of history's most terrible public health issues. Humanity has been defeated by a virus and is attempting to restore regular functions while protecting its safety and health. Several tactics and policies have evolved as a means of reducing the pandemic's spread and effects, and several are being tested and developed. The information and expertise contained within the field of Public Health are critical in this regard and are regularly revised and updated in the current circumstances. Among the various components of Public Health, Public Health Interventions have become increasingly used in altering public behavior as a means of limiting disease spread.

Sessions/Tracks

• Impact of the COVID-19 Pandemic on Non-Communicable Diseases
• Infrastructure, the Health System, and Access to New Technologies
• Role and Responses of the Health System and Health Personnel
• Safeguarding Maternal & Child Health during a Pandemic
• The Challenge of Vaccinating Hard to Reach Populations
• Special Challenges for Lower/Middle-Income Countries
• Vaccination and the Prevention of Infectious Disease
• Leading Public Health during a Dynamic Crisis
• Healthcare Management and Health Policy
• Issues in Deployment of the COVID Vaccine
• Human Rights, Public Health, and COVID-19
• Preserving the Health of First Responders
• How to Decrease Vaccine Hesitancy
• Health Economics and Health Informatics
• Training Community Health Workers
• Nutritional Issues with COVID-19
• Environmental Health
• Nutrition and Health
• Psychology and Mental Health
• Reproductive Health
• Disease Prevention and Control
• Public Health and Human Rights
• Migration & Public Health
• Child and Adolescent Health
• Immunology and Infectious Diseases
• Biostatistics and Bioinformatics
• Public Health Technology
• Global Warming and Public Health
• Nutrition and Health
• Chronic Diseases
• Alcohol and Drugs
• Health Provider Burnout
• Epidemiology