Report

The report was presented at the APACPH Executive Council Meeting 2/2024 at the Centum Primus Hotel, Busan, South Korea. Dear APACPH Executive, please find attached a summary of the 2023-24 activity for the APACPH Special Envoy for Planetary Health. This includes background information, a summation of activity already undertaken, a

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Reports Full Report President’s Report President-Elect Report General Secretary Report Vice-President 1 Report Vice-President 2 Report Vice-President Administration Vice-President Finance APACPH Regional Office Report Malaysia Regional Office Taiwan Regional Office Thailand Regional Office United States of America (Hawaii) Regional Report South Korea Regional Office South Asia Regional Office Other Reports

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Report to APACPH General Assembly Meeting 20 November 2005 Impact of the 2004 Indian Ocean Tsunami on People in Affected Regions of India and Sri Lanka: Longitudinal Study of Mental and Social Health Outcomes and Recovery of Individuals, Families, and Communities C. Anderson Johnson, Principal Investigator A) Objectives of the

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The 2005 Annual Report for the Asia-Pacific Academic Consortium for Public Health (APACPH) highlights the organization’s continued dedication to improving public health education, research, and practice across the Asia-Pacific region. Key points include: The 37th APACPH Conference, themed “Health Security and Emerging Disasters in the Asia-Pacific Region,” was successfully organized

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Report to APACPH General Assembly Meeting 20 November 2005 Provisional Report of the APACPH Undergraduate Curriculum Project Background The original impetus for the Undergraduate Curriculum Project resulted from the symposium and other discussions held at the APACPH Conference in 2004 in Brisbane, Australia. This discussion arose from the growing interest

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On June 15, 2005, the Asia-Pacific Academic Consortium for Public Health (APACPH) and the Association of Schools of Public Health in the European Region (ASPHER) signed a landmark Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) to strengthen global partnerships in public health education and research. This agreement reflects the shared commitment of both

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Dr. Andy Johnson and Dr. Paula Palmer from the Institute for Health Promotion and Disease Prevention Research at USC Keck School of Medicine conducted a feasibility assessment trip to Malaysia, India, and Sri Lanka in May 2005. The trip aimed to explore opportunities for longitudinal tsunami research collaborations with APACPH

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Preamble The idea of an APACPH Injury Prevention Network was mooted by the Secretary General, Prof Walter Patrick after a visit to Kuala Lumpur a few years ago. APACPH was deemed to an influential forum to address the growing problem of Injury in the Asia Pacific region. Liaison with WHO

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