Public Health & Epidemiology is on Nov 27 2023 at Paris

Global assembling of Academicians, Researchers, Scholars & Industry to disseminate and exchange information at 100+ Allied Academics Conferences

Theme

Breakthrough Discoveries in Public Healthcare and Epidemiology Studies

- Public Health 2023

Welcome Message

Welcome to the 3rd International Conference on Public Health & Epidemiology, scheduled for November 27-29, 2023 in Dubai, UAE.

After the spectacular successes and overwhelming responses got from our previous conferences, we eagerly anticipate bringing together the worldwide audience and attendees once again to pave way for Public Health 2023 with an indigenous theme of “Breakthrough Discoveries in Public Healthcare and Epidemiology Studies”.

Public Health Conference will serve as a foundation for a diverse group of professionals in the field of healthcare, epidemiology, nutrition, and other related areas. This is a magnificent event point that includes medical services experts, academicians, and scientists around the world to connect and expand their knowledge globally.

Our Conference includes international speakers and advanced Health Care specialists to illuminate us with various trends in Public Health, Epidemiology, and Global Healthcare approaches. It will provide a comprehensive overview of novel therapies and blend approaches, as well as reflect on the most recent discoveries and advancements in research, through a series of full seminars, breakout sessions, and workshops.

We are certain that Public Health 2023 will be a gratifying experience packed with cutting-edge research and education, as well as an excellent opportunity for attendees to network with experts from across the globe. We really appreciate your time and effort in collaborating with Public Health 2023.

Market Analysis

The global economy grewby 3.0% in 2019 with 4.6% in developing markets. An average geographic area hasthe capacity to produce a large number of establishments that contribute tostable healthcare conditions and strong global economic performance, such asthrough developing health care policies, upholding political issues, andfostering industrial development. The global health care spending in 2017 wasUSD $7.724 and is projected to be USD $10.059 in 2022. North America ($4.175),Western Europe ($2.279), Asia ($2.427), Australia ($2.427), the world as awhole ($437), the world as well as Africa ($279), and Transition Economics($239).

According to a recentstudy report by Global Market Insights Inc., the market for artificialintelligence in Epidemiologyis anticipated to reach USD 3 billion by 2030. Growing public awareness of thesignificance of technology in the diagnosis and monitoring of chronic diseaseswill be a key driver of the development of AI application in epidemiology. Thedemand for the implementation of artificial intelligence in Epidemiologylabs will therefore be driven by growing healthcare research and developmentefforts.

The Health Authoritiesand International Health Regulations Focal Points in Denmark, Germany, Morocco,Netherlands, and Holland Along with the WHO and US CDC, the European nations ofthe Netherlands, Republic of Sierra Leone, Uganda, and the United Kingdom areworking together to share information about this incident. Following the finalpossible exposure, contact tracing and monitoring measures are started inUganda, the United Kingdom, Germany, and African nations. A national fastresponse team has been deployed in an African nation to conduct investigationsat the Masanga hospital and adjacent areas in the Tonkolili district, with assistancefrom the US CDC and WHO.

The Netherlands could bea significant hub for the ecu medical sector. In 2014, the Dutch medical marketwas worth $3.4 billion USD. The total population of the nation is around 17million, and the yearly cost of healthcare is roughly $97 billion. Healthcarespending as a percentage of GDP is approximately 10.9%; per capita costs areUSD $5694; government-funded costs are approximately 87%; and individual costsare approximately 13%. The medical device market has an estimated value of $3.4billion USD.

The science and practiseof PublicHealth involves safeguarding and enhancing a community'shealth through wellness promotion, disease and injury prevention, andeducation. The area of PublicHealth works to improve people's lives and the socialfactors that have an impact on a community's health, from scientific study tohealth education. We are aware that filthy water can contain disease-causing bacteria,bicycle helmets can prevent fatalities, and secondhand smoke can cause cancerthanks to public health.

Social, cultural, andeconomic issues have an impact on the general health of a community. In orderto thoroughly uncover and assess the plethora of issues that have an impact oncommunity wellness, health specialists look at all facets of people's life.Public health professionals are uniquely prepared to advocate for policies,encourage behavioural change, and promote wellness behaviours. PublicHealth professionals are concerned in the health of thecommunity as a whole, as opposed to medical professionals who are interested inthe health of each individual patient. Health care is important to everyonesometimes, but public health is important to everyone all of the time.

PublicHealth requires the promotion of health. However, there aresignificant differences among European nations in how they support populationhealth. This is applicable to health promotion initiatives, the integration ofhealth promotion into the delivery of healthcare services, as well as themanner in which nations have geared their public policy toward promoting healthin various spheres. The training of professionals involved in health promotionefforts also varies greatly between nations. The countries in central and easternEurope, as well as the first country, look to have the most room forimprovement, but there is also a lot of room for improvement in westernEurope. In particular, it will be important to uphold the calibre of healthpromotion initiatives, with more impartial coverage and greater utilisation ofemerging technology.

About Public Health 2022

Upon the successful completion of the 2022 series of Public Health Conferences, we would like to extend our gratefulness to all of our admirable keynotespeakers, conference attendees, students, associations, media partners, exhibitors, and delegates who made the Public Health 2022a booming success.

Here we gathered more than 200+ participants who attended the Public Health2022 among those 70% of attendees were from industrial divisions and around 30% were from Academia circumstances.

The event provided a solid foundation for new efforts in the field of Public Health and Epidemiology and the theoretical and practical knowledge shared will inspire organizational collaborations to promote scientific advancements.

We would also like to thank our Organizing Committee Members and ourKeynote Speakers comprising

Dai Sugimoto | Waseda University | Japan
David John Wortley | International Society of digital Medicine | UK
Josephine Thirumagal Sivashankar | University of Queensland | Australia
Gerald H Katzman | Wayne State UniversitySchool of Medicine | USA
Uday Devaskar | Mattel Children's Hospital |USA
Mustafa Al Suliman | King Fahad Medical City| Saudi Arabia
Steven Donn M | University of Michigan | USA
Huan Wang | Peking University | China
Mehdi Heidarzadeh | Ardabil University of medical Sciences | Iran
Farideh Kamran|University of MedicalScience|Iran
Karina dos Santos | Federal University of Riode Janeiro – UFRJ | Brazil
Zamin ?brahimhalilov |Ankara city Hospital |Turkey
Alan Lwanga | ICAP at Columbia University |Tanzania
Dejen Nureye| Mizan-Tepi University |Ethiopia
Michael Sarfo | Wiamoase SDA Hospital | Ghana

for their support in making this event a great success. I hope that Public Health 2023 will be a noteworthy one.

Abstract Submission Guidelines:

The presenting author is requested to ensure that the contact details of the author are valid. The abstract should contain the main author's name followed by respective co-authors with affiliation. An abstract can be with a minimum of 300 words with a suitable title mentioned. The presenting author is also requested to attach your recent publications, biography and photograph.

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All the submitted abstracts will be reviewed. The acknowledgment and Abstract Acceptance letter will be provided within 24 hrs.

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Session Tracks

Session on: Healthcare and Public Health

The two corporate members of the nonprofit Council on Education for Public Health are the Association of School and Programs of Public Health and the American Public Health Association. The councilor to the US department of Education to accredit school of public health was appointed by the APHA. These associations encourage school students to involve in the Public Health program. Tribal, state and territorial improvement are the only aim of Public Health Accreditation Board, Georges Benjamin MD is the representative of this Organization.

Three core functions of Public Health:

Assessment

Policy development

Assurance

Session on: Global Health and Primary Health Management

The term "Global Healthcare" refers to a health-care system that gives health care and financial security to all or any citizens of a nation or region. It’s structured around delivering a group of advantages to all or any members of a community with the goal of reducing financial risk, improving health outcomes, and increasing access to health services. Despite widespread recognition of the necessity to form health goals equitable in addressing Global Health inequalities, there are currently no defined frameworks for achieving this aim at the worldwide level.

There are 4 types of Healthcare Facilities:

Hospital

Ambulatory Surgical Center

Urgent Care Clinic

Nursing Home

Session on: Epidemiology and Preventive Medicine

When a disease occurs during a population, Epidemiologists help us to know where the disease is coming from, and who it's presumably to impact. The knowledge gathered can then be wont to control the spread of the disease and stop future outbreaks. Cohort, case -control and cross-sectional studies are the three sorts of Epidemiology.

Session on: COVID 19 and Epidemiology

Over 200 million COVID-19 confirmed cases have been recorded globally, according to case counts and geographic distribution. The World Health Organization (WHO) and European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control websites frequently have updated case counts in English. Here, you may frequently find an interactive map highlighting confirmed cases all throughout the world. Cases have been reported on all continents since the first reports of cases came from Wuhan, a city in the Chinese province of Hubei, at the beginning of 2019. Public Health nurses and specialists work to restore the patients' life in an efficient manner.

Session on: Cancer Epidemiology

Utilizing Epidemiological techniques, the study of cancer epidemiology looks for causes of cancer as well as ways to identify and provide better treatments. The issues of time interval bias and length time bias must be addressed in this field of study. Time interval bias is the idea that an early cancer detection may artificially boost the survival rates of the disease without actually explaining it better. Length bias is the idea that screening tests are more likely to detect slower-growing, more docile cancers. Negative cancer clinical trials, according to some researchers, don't have enough statistical power to show a benefit from treatment. This could result from the study enrolling less patients than anticipated.

Session on: Nursing in Public Healthcare

A Public Health nurse's responsibility is to advance the Public Health. In this role, nurses concentrate on facilitating access to care for those who are underserved and at risk. Through evidence-based care and education, public health nurses work to lower health risks and assist prevent disease at the population level. Through community education and healthcare delivery, public health nurses play a crucial part in enhancing population health outcomes. Registered nurses are in a position of leadership where they may improve communities and influence policies.

Session on: Primary and Community Care

Services offered in primary care include general practice, pharmacy, dentistry, and optometry. Community hospitals, intermediate care facilities, clinics, and schools are some of the places where community health services are provided, but people's homes are where they're mostly provided. Primary healthcare centers on treating the whole person rather than treating particular illnesses. This indicates that doctors engaged in general practice are generalists rather than specialists in a single illness field, addressing a wide variety of medical, psychological, and social problems.

Session on: Pharmaceuticals and Healthcare

The pharmaceutical industry was formerly thought of as a supplier of pills to the medical industry rather than one that sought to collaborate with stakeholders to work with end users of the newest technologies. Pharmaceutical and Healthcare organizations who invest are reaping tremendous rewards from innovation and making the most of today's more cost-effective technologies. For instance, several industry leaders are embracing social media to engage end users and find out what kind of patient-centric care they prefer.

Session on: Health Population and Nutrition

"The health outcomes of a group of people, including the distribution of such outcomes within the group," has been defined as population health. It is a method of treating illness that seeks to improve the wellbeing of the entire human race.

The prevalence of malnutrition is staggering on a global scale. More than 2.5 billion people worldwide experience malnutrition in some capacity. 'Food and Nutrition' is another necessity for health that exhibits a gender imbalance: women and girls are more likely to experience malnutrition—according to the World Food Program, 60% of those who are hungry worldwide are women. Anemia is a condition that increases the risk of bleeding and mortality during and after childbirth in women and girls who are malnourished. Other significant causes of malnutrition include inadequate dietary quality and variety.

Related Journals: Journal of Exposure Science and Environmental Epidemiology | Journal of Health Economics | Journal of Occupational Health Psychology | Journal of Veterinary Diagnostic Investigation | Morbidity and Mortality Recommendations and Reports | Morbidity and Mortality Surveillance Summaries

Session on: Heart Disease and Stoke

The American Heart Association and the National Institutes of Health jointly publish the most recent statistics on heart disease, stroke, and cardiovascular risk factors each year. These statistics include information on essential health behaviours (smoking, physical activity, diet, and weight) as well as factors (such as cholesterol, vital signs, and glucose control) that affect cardiovascular health. According to the most recent statistical data, a number of major clinical heart and circulatory disease conditions, as well as their associated outcomes, include stroke, congenital heart disease, rhythm problems, subclinical atherosclerosis, coronary heart disease, coronary failure, valvular disease, venous disease, and peripheral artery disease (including quality of care, procedures, and economic costs).

Related Journals: Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report | National Health Statistics Reports | National Toxicology Program Reports and Publications | National Toxicology Program Technical Report Series | Online Journal of Public Health Informatics | International Journal of Preventive Medicine | Journal of Clinical Epidemiology | Journal of Environmental Health | Journal of Epidemiology and Community Health

Session on: Environmental, Physical and Occupational Therapy

Word-related wellbeing is a multidisciplinary field of medical services worried about empowering a person to embrace the occupation, through that way hurt the least. The goal in Occupational Health is focused on three different objectives:

Maintain and promote the workers’ health and working ability.

The improvement in the working environment as well as work to become helpful for Safety and Health.

Development in work and working culture in a way that supports Health and Safety at a work and promotes a positive climate and smooth operation and increases productivity.

Session on: Healthcare in Diabetics

Diabetes raises the risk of dying young, and its complications can have a negative impact on quality of life. The high prevalence of diabetes around the world has a detrimental economic effect on people, Healthcare systems, and countries. A severe public health issue, diabetes has reached epidemic proportions, according to the director of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's (CDC) diabetes program in 1994.

Session on: Adolescent Health and safety

A crucial era of transition, during which biological changes like puberty occur, during which we used to be more independent. Some of the Primary Health issues that affect adolescents include mental illnesses, substance abuse, smoking and nicotine usage, eating disorders, HIV, teenage and unplanned pregnancies, homelessness, academic difficulties, homicide, suicide, and auto accidents.

To uphold their rights and ensure that they can fulfil their potential, supports parenting initiatives designed to promote healthy interactions and lessen the perception of violence. strengthens social protection programs to support families' financial stability and lessen pressures that can lead to violence or compel teenagers into exploitative work. increases the capability of welfare services and encourages investments in the workforce for child protection promotes alternatives to detention and juvenile-friendly justice systems with a focus on rehabilitation.

Session on: Maternal and Child Healthcare

In order to improve Health conditions and put an end to the death of women, children, and adolescents, maternal and child health is crucial. Numerous pregnant women and infants still require basic services like nourishment, cleanliness, and education. In support of every Woman Every Child movement, APHA works to improve the health and well-being of kids, teenagers, and women.

Session on: Public and Environment Health

The area of Public Health known as "Environmental Health" is concerned with how people and their environment interact, as well as how to encourage safe and healthy communities. Any complete public health system should include an emphasis on environmental health. This industry develops policies and programmes that will increase chemical and other environmental exposures in soil, water, and air in order to provide communities with healthier environments.

Session on: Reproduction and sexual Health

The American Public Health Association (APHA) contends that women's health and women’s wellbeing as well as the general public's health depend on their ability to access the full spectrum of reproductive health services, which may be a fundamental right. According to APHA executive Georges Benjamin, MD, "Birth Control, as a core component of birth control, is one among the foremost important public health success stories of our generation."

Session on: Aging and Health

The advent of a number of complex Health conditions that are more common later in life and don't fit neatly into any one category of disease is another feature of older age. They are frequently referred to as geriatric syndromes. They frequently result from a number of underlying issues, such as fragility, enuresis, falls, delirium, and pressure ulcers. The most prevalent health issues that affect people as they age include diabetes, cataracts, back and neck pain, COPD, deafness, dementia, and depression. Additionally, as people get older, they have a higher chance of experiencing multiple ailments simultaneously.

Session on: Mental health

The APHA promotes initiatives to increase access to Mental Health care and elevate mental health above Physical Health. The Affordable Care Act weakened parity, made it easier to deny coverage to those with pre-existing conditions, including mental health issues, and widened condition coverage. Parity refers to the idea that various forms of medical and surgical care should be provided on an equal footing with the treatment of conditions and habits. Additionally, we frequently voice the need for better access to medical care in order to address problems like gun violence and suicide.

Session on: Gynecology, Women's Health and Midwifery

Women's Health is the area of medicine that specialises in the treatment and diagnosis of illnesses and problems that have an impact on a Woman's Physical and Mental Health. Birth control, Sexually transmitted diseases and gynaecology are just a few examples of the numerous specialties and areas of concentration in women's health.

Osteoporosis, Menopause and hormone therapy, Mammography, Breast Cancer, Ovarian Cancer, and Other Female Cancers, Pregnancy and Childbirth, sexual health, heart disease in women, benign disorders that impact how well the female reproductive system works A midwife is a medical worker who has received training in assisting and tending to women during pregnancy, labour, and delivery. They assist you in maintaining your health throughout your pregnancy and, if no issues emerge, in giving delivery naturally.

Session on: Healthcare Promotion and Biostatistics

Public health and Health Promotion heavily rely on statistics. Government and healthcare institutions can monitor population data using statistics to spot broad-scale health indicators and patterns. This is very helpful in determining the need for an intervention and the results that will follow. At both local and large sizes, biostatistics is helping the medical research community to protect the Public's Health. Biostatisticians work alongside biomedical experimenters to identify and address health problems that endanger the public's health and quality of life by incorporating quantitative capabilities.

Session on: Healthcare-Associated Infections

The Public Healthcare system is the overarching concept for all organised actions that extend life, improve health, and prevent diseases including infections brought on by viruses, bacteria, and other agents. Infections contracted while undergoing treatment for another ailment are known as Healthcare-Associated Infections (HAIs). Hospitals, ambulatory surgical centres, end-stage renal disease institutions, and long-term care facilities are just a few of the Healthcare settings where HAIs can occur.

Session on: Alcohol and Alcoholism

Worldwide, excessive alcohol use continues to be a significant contributor to death and morbidity; in certain cases, alcohol's negative effects are even worse than those of illegal substances like heroin or cocaine. Finding new therapies is essential to meeting the vast, unmet medical needs because there are few medications for alcohol use disorder, such as naltrexones, nalmefene, acamprosate, and disulfiram, which have limited efficacy and haven't been widely embraced in clinical practise. On Earth, there are approximately 7 billion people, and 2.3 billion of them are estimated to be regular drinkers. Alcohol may be a dangerous substance that is more prevalent and frequently abused than any illicit substance. The two main methods for treating alcoholism are Talk Therapy and Medication.

Session on: Dental and Oral Health

Your general Health and well-being depend heavily on your dental and oral health. Poor oral hygiene has been related to heart disease, cancer, and diabetes as well as tooth cavities and gum disease. The commitment to keeping your teeth and gums healthy is lifelong. It's not unexpected that so many things can go wrong over time, especially if you don't take good care of your teeth since we use our teeth and jaws for so many different activities. The majority of dental and oral health issues can be avoided with good oral hygiene. At least one dental issue will probably arise for you in your lifetime.