The International Society of Global Health invites you to the 7th ISoGH’s Conference on Global Health. This year’s conference will feature presentations from the leading global health experts on the topics of priority setting, health economics and policy, climate change effects on global health, effects of wars and violence on global health, data science and artificial intelligence in global health, barriers to achieving universal health care, pandemic preparedness, health metrics, equity and social justice and knowledge exchange.
If you would like to present your work at this conference, please e-mail your abstract with title, authors, affiliations and 300-350 words to the ISoGH’s secretariat:
7th ISoGH’s Conference on Global Health:
The first day of the conference will focus on the emerging topics in global health research. The results of recent exercises conducted by ISoGH on setting research priorities using the CHNRI method will be presented, and the ongoing and future exercises discussed. Applications of the tools to influence health economics and policy will be reviewed, and climate change effects on global health, effects of wars and violence on global health, and data science and artificial intelligence in global health will be discussed.
The second day of the conference will address barriers to achieving universal health care and improve pandemic preparedness globally, and especially in Africa. It will also present the work of the EQUI-RESP-AFRICA programme on respiratory health in Africa, and of the Global Health Epidemiology Research Group (GHERG) in assessing the burden of diseases with a large burden in low- and middle-income countries that remain largely neglected, especially respiratory diseases in Africa. It will also present the tools such as EQUIST and PATHS, that could improve equity and social justice in funding allocation.
The participation fee for in-person attendance for ISoGH’s members is:
For non-members, the rates for in-person attendance are*:
*ISoGH membership can be obtained from US$ 90, so we recommend to prospective attendees to consider registering for the membership to reduce the cost of participation fee.
