In cooperation with our Project, the Preventive Medicine Working Group, the Environmental Health Working Group and the Balneology Working Group of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences' Regional Comittee in Pécs will hold an International Conference On ’HEALTH AND SOCIETY’, on the 28th November 2024.
The
School of Public Health and the HRB Clinical Research Facility are
hosting a one-day conference on health and climate change, including
three sessions on education initiatives,
local actions and health and climate emergency.
Registration link
https://www.eventbrite.ie/e/
CLIMATEMED project abstracts published in the BMC Proceedings
The CLIMATEMED project was presented at the EQOL2024 International Scientific Conference held in Novi Sad, Serbia, on April 11 th -13 th 2024. During the CLIMATEMED project session at the Conference, audience had an opportunity to learn more about the project activities and the results through the following presentations:
1. “Voices from the classroom: Students and academics' opinions on climate change and health in medical and health education”- Dr. Ágnes Szenczi, UP
2. “The necessity to integrate the health challenges associated with climate change into the teaching materials at our university” – Prof. Ábrám Zoltán PhD, UMPST
3. “Training medical and public health students of the future: open online CLIMATEMED programme” - Dr. Seamus Mc Monagle, UCC
4. „Heat alert and heat-related mortality in Hungary in the period 2011-2023” - Dr. Anna Paldy, NNK
5. “Impact of summer heat on mortality and hospital admissions in the cities of Serbia” – Marijana Ranisavljev, CHESS
The EQOL2024 Conference abstracts have been published in the prestigious BMC Proceedings journal.
Details of the published CLIMATEMED project abstracts can be found at the following link (page 59, 60, 61):
https://bmcproc.biomedcentral.com/counter/pdf/10.1186/s12919-024-00297-y.pdf
The CLIMATEMED project was presented at the EQOL2024 International Scientific Conference held in Novi Sad, Serbia, on April 11 th -13 th 2024. During the CLIMATEMED project session at the Conference, audience had an opportunity to learn more about the project activities and the results
Empowering
Future Health Professionals: Strengthening Climate Health Education to Enhance
Quality of Life
Our recent Transnational Project Meeting was held in Novi Sad at the EQOL 2024 Conference!
We thank our Serbian colleagues wholeheartedly for welcoming our team!
Climate change and HealthAnna Páldy National Center for Public Health and Pharmacy, Budapest, Hungary |
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Attitudes and Concerns towards Climate change in HungaryResults of a Great Sample Representative Survey – Viktor Varjú, Márk Hegedűs, Bálint Koós, Ákos Bodor, Institute for Regional Studies, Pécs, Hungary |
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Enhancing Intersectoral Approaches in Tackling Health Inequalities: Applying the HIA-IM Research Model to the Irish government’s Climate Action PlanDr Monica O’Mullane , School of Public Health, University College Cork, Cork, Ireland |
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Buildings, Health and Climate changeOjo David Ayooluwa, János Gyergyák, University of Pécs, Faculty of Engineering and Information Technology, Department of Architecture and Urban Planning, Pécs, Hungary |
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Climate change as a Controlling Subject of the Global EconomyEver Bedoya, University of Pécs, Faculty of Business and Economics, International Accreditation Office, Pécs, Hungary |
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Opinions and Possibilities to Teach Climate change’s Health Effects to Medical students in Târgu MureșÁbrám Zoltán, Ferencz Loránd, Nădășan Valentin, G. E. Palade UMPhST Târgu Mureş, Department of Hygiene, Târgu Mureş, Romania |
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Developing New Curriculum Outlines and Learning materials on Climate change's Health Impacts for Medical Schoolsthe Climatemed Project – János Girán, Csaba Varga, Gergely Márovics, Ágnes Szenczi, István Kiss, University of Pécs, Medical School, Department of Public Health, Pécs, Hungary |
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Impacts of Extreme Hydrometeorological Conditions on Mortality and Hospital admissions in Serbian CitiesDragan Milosevic[1,2,3], Darinka Korovljev [1], Stevan Savic [1], Jelena Dunjic [1], Daniela Arsenovic [1], Valdemar Stajer [1], Bojana Harrison [1], Marijana Ranisavljev [1], Sergej M. Ostojic [1] *1 University of Novi Sad, Center for Health, Exercise and Sport Sciences, Novi Sad, Republic of Serbia *2 Meteorology and Air Quality Group, Hydrology and Environmental Hydraulics Group, Wageningen University & Research, 6708 PB Wageningen, The Netherlands *3 Department of Geography, Tourism and Hotel Management, Faculty of Sciences, University of Novi Sad, Novi Sad, Republic of Serbia |
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Waterborne Intoxications and Climate changeCsaba Varga, University of Pécs, Medical School, Department of Public Health, Pécs, Hungary |
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The conference has a primary
goal of connecting participants to discuss the health effects of climate
change. Additionally, the conference aims to identify more comprehensive
connections associated with the impacts of climate change. Experts from various
fields, such as social science, architecture, urban planning, and economics,
will deliver presentations to the audience.
Date: 22. November 2023. The programme begins at 9.30 a.m.
Venue: Pécs Regional Center of the Hungarian Academy of Science
Pécs, Jurisics M. street. 44.
The conference will be held in
a hybrid format, allowing online and face-to-face participation. To participate
online, please use the Zoom Meeting ID and Passcode provided below:
Join Zoom Meeting
https://us06web.zoom.us/j/89407580438?pwd=kJnHLB0Zzhpx9Fl4hiCN43MUSsz2lr.1
Meeting ID: 894 0758 0438
Passcode: 128065
Programme
Our ERASMUS+ project will hold its third Transnational Project Meeting on 06/11/2023. The meeting will be held online.
The consortium members intend to convene a meeting to discuss their experiences with the pilot teaching of the learning materials they have developed. The participants will evaluate the learning materials' effectiveness in practice and identify areas that require improvement before the final versions are released.
In addition, the meeting will offer a chance to review the upcoming tasks of the project's next phase. This includes the discussion of the program of the scientific conference titled "Climate Change and Health", which will be organised in partnership with the Hungarian Academy of Science. The conference is also part of the Hungarian Science Festival, and it's scheduled for November 22nd, 2023. More details about the conference will be available soon.
Our third transnational meeting and firts multiplier event in Romania about the health effects of climate change and the educational materials developed by our partners was successfully concluded!
We have heard some excellent lectures and informations about the specific problems in this area, the experiences of the WordCafé Workshops, and even students' opinions and feedback about the relevance of this topic.
Find out more here:
https://www.agerpres.ro/comunicate/2023/04/07/comunicat-de-presa-universitatea-de-medicina-
farmacie-stiinte-si-tehnologie-george-emil-palade-din-targu-mures--1089639ű
https://www.e-nepujsag.ro/articles/climatemed
https://www.zi-de-zi.ro/2023/04/07/proiect-climatemed-prezentat-la-umfst-targu-mures/
Our project results so far will
be presented in Târgu Mureș during a transnational meeting on April 12,
2023.
Our ERASMUS+ project, titled „Developing new curriculum outlines and learning materials on climate change's health impacts for medical schools”, will be presented in Târgu Mureș during a scientific meeting on April 12, 2023. On this occasion, the research partners from aroun Europa will present their achievements and plans to colleagues, collaborators and media representatives.
We invite you to participate at this scientific event, which will take place in the Festive Hall (currently the Senate Hall, second floor, main building) on April 12, 2023, from 9:00 a.m. to 11:30 a.m., followed by a press conference.
Our collegues from Târgu Mureș have also written an article about the importance of the education of the health effects of climate change for medical student, academics and medical staff, read more about the subject:
https://www.e-nepujsag.ro/articles/climatemed