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= The future in their hands? Seeking the views of young health professionals on where the European health ecosystem is heading =
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'''Zuzanna Cichon''' did her Master’s thesis in Global Health at Maastricht
'''[[Zuzanna Cichon]]''' did her Master’s thesis in Global Health at Maastricht
university. The topic of the thesis was the predictive capacity of climate
university. The topic of the thesis was the predictive capacity of climate
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Manager at the Erasmus Hospital in Brussels. Having previously studied geographical sciences and then global health, she has a special interest in the effects of climate on health. She believes health education and awareness about this issue is not yet sufficient.
Manager at the Erasmus Hospital in Brussels. Having previously studied geographical sciences and then global health, she has a special interest in the effects of climate on health. She believes health education and awareness about this issue is not yet sufficient.
'''Simone Mohrs''' works as Policy Officer at the European Hospital and Healthcare
'''[[Simone Mohrs]]''' works as Policy Officer at the European Hospital and Healthcare
Employers&#39; Association responsible for industrial relations, labour market
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to receive mentorship from their own peers and established professional.
to receive mentorship from their own peers and established professional.
'''Brian Wong'''
'''[[Brian Wong]]'''
'''Nahida Abduhamid'''
'''[[Nahida Abduhamid]]'''
'''Rosie Atack'''
'''[[Rosie Atack]]'''
==== Co-Convener: ====
====Co-Convener:====
* '''Jim Garrison,''' President, Ubiquity University
*'''Jim Garrison,''' President, Ubiquity University
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--- Humanity Rising Day 339 - Thursday October 14, 2021 (GoTo Bottom)
Nordic Health 2030 and the European Health Futures Forum (EHFF) continue their third series of Humanity Rising webinars, ‘Conversations with leading edge practitioners on the art of transforming health’.
Lars Münter and David Somekh are again your hosts. For our last but one session of this series, we’ve invited a number of young health care professionals to come and share with us (and of course yourselves, the audience) their vision of how the future of healthcare in their countries, in Europe, the US, and globally might be emerging.
Presenters:
Zuzanna Cichon did her Master’s thesis in Global Health at Maastricht
university. The topic of the thesis was the predictive capacity of climate
variables for dengue epidemics in Venezuela. she now works as a Quality
Manager at the Erasmus Hospital in Brussels. Having previously studied geographical sciences and then global health, she has a special interest in the effects of climate on health. She believes health education and awareness about this issue is not yet sufficient.
Simone Mohrs works as Policy Officer at the European Hospital and Healthcare
Employers' Association responsible for industrial relations, labour market
issues, health policy and health workforce. She holds a Master’s in
international health and a Bachelor in European Public Health. During her
studies, she ran multiple initiatives, including global health organisations and
programs, empowering young professionals to exchange their experience and
to receive mentorship from their own peers and established professional.
To make a voluntary contribution to support the partner organizations and the Humanity Rising team, please see our contribution form.
Each Zoom live webinar will have a maximum capacity of 500 participants. If you are not able to join on Zoom, we will be live streaming here on the UbiVerse and on: