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INCLEN AFRICA IXth Meeting 
13-17 May 2006
 Eskom  Convention Centre
Midrand Johannesburg 
South Africa

 
 

 Announcements  

6th European Congress on
 Tropical Medicine
 and International Health

1st Mediterranean Conference on Migration and Travel Health

6th National Congress of the Italian Society of Tropical Medicine (SIMET) 7th National Congress of the Italian Society of Travel and Migration Medicine (SIMVIM)
 September 6 – 10, 2009 Verona, Italy

 

 

3rd Vaccine Global Congress  

Join us in Asia for the 3rd Congress in the series
4-6 October 2009, Bangkok, Thailand  
 


2009 Applied Epidemiology,
Public Health Surveillance, and Epi Info Courses

For Public Health Professionals  

 

EDCTP Forum
 The Fifth Forum will take place from  
12 - 14 October 2009
   Arusha, Tanzania  
For registration online http://www.edctpforum2009.org/Registration.549.0.html

 
 

MSc in the field of Population Based Field Epidemiology

Collaboration between the School of Public Health, University of the Witwatersrand, Johannesburg, in partnership with the INDEPTH Scientific Development and Leadership Programme. For more information on INDEPTH fellowship application forms, contact: Kwabena.Boateng@indepth-network.org
                                     Details

 

 
Opportunity to become part of global Initiative to manage outbreaks.
Training for field team leaders during WHO/GOARN responses to outbreaks

The course will assist the formation of a cadre of highly experienced field team leaders for WHO/GOARN outbreak response missions. The course is envisaged as the first of a number of such training sessions. The first session is planned from 25 to 30 September 2005 in Geneva, Switzerland. 
INCLEN will be willing to pursue your application after support from your institution and sending your application to WHO.  Details


INCLEN-Africa is the network of Clinical Epidmiology Units (CEUs) of Africa. Each CEU consists of a number of clinicians from different disciplines, social scientists and biostatisticians, based in a leading teaching medical institution, who have been trained at the masters or PhD level in Clinical Epidemiology.

INCLEN- Africa presently comprises of seven CEUs in Cameron, Egypt, Ethiopia, Kenya, South Africa, Uganda and Zimbabwe with membership of over 120 members. The CEUs and their members serve as major agents for change in health care in their countries and in Africa.

 INCLEN- Africa is one of the regional networks that constitute the International Clinical Epidemiology Network (INCLEN)* whose coordinating office is currently based in Newdelhi, India. INCLEN was created in 1980 with the aim of improving the health of peoples of the developing world, by prompting among healthcare professionals, the planning, measurements and evaluation of systems using a population-based framework. Other regional networks include; CanUSACLEN, ChinaCLEN, INCLEN-Euro- Mediterranean, INCLEN-Southeast Asia, IndiaCLEN and LatinCLEN.     *www.inclentrust.org



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