Public Health Summer Institute 2023: Draft Program Released
PHABC’s Public Health Summer Institute is fast approaching! Register now to attend the intensive two-day series on June 22 and 23.
Day one of the Summer Institute will discuss the challenges and ethical considerations associated with AI, emphasizing the importance of inclusivity and equity in addressing them.
Day two will emphasize how healthy aging is a central public health concern for society as a whole and specific populations that suffer from health inequities. The imperative derives, in part, from the usual worries about aging demographics and pressure on health and social care systems that will inevitably threaten their sustainability.
Download the updated draft program now to review the schedule, speakers, presentations, and discussion topics.
#PHSI23 Draft Program
#PHSI23 Featured Speakers
We are pleased to share our Summer Institute’s growing line of speakers who have a range of expertise in public health, artificial intelligence and healthy aging. Some of our notable speakers include:
Tina Purnat worked in developing and formulating WHO infodemic response and infodemic management strategies, for which she received the WHO Pathfinder and Innovation Award 2021.
Dr. Noah Crampton is now CEO of Mutuo Health Solutions, whose mission is to empower clinicians in how and which data powers the assistive AI algorithms of the future in healthcare.
Rosaline Glynn is passionate about senior advocacy! She is currently the Chair of the Hardy Bay Seniors, which has a membership of over 250 seniors. She has been a dedicated and active volunteer for over 50 years.
#PHSI23 Speakers
About PHABC’s Summer Institute
Over the last thirteen years, the summer institute has provided excellent opportunities for continuing education and professional development for the public health workforce.
The event provides a unique evidence-based program where participants can actively learn, evaluate and test the principles of the curriculum through keynote presentations, best practice examples and case studies, team building exercises, and hands-on activities.
The Institute will bring together professionals who work directly or indirectly with public health issues across numerous social service sectors and help to foster innovative solutions to the identified issues. Join us online for the two day event for only $50+GST!