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The document summarizes information about the EAHIL Public Health Information Special Interest Group (PHIG). It provides details on the group's contacts, website, and aims of promoting equitable access to public health information and facilitating information sharing. It discusses the group's past workshops and conferences from 2016 to 2018. It also outlines the group's recent collaborative session with the WHO on their COVID-19 database. Finally, it asks members to envision the future of PHIG and ways to get involved.

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EAHIL Public Health Information Special Interest Group (PHIG) EAHIL 2022 Wednesday, 01/June/2022 BROADEN THE HORIZONS - DIVERSITY, PARTNERSHIP AND INNOVATION WITH A HUMAN TOUCH 1-3 JUNE 2022 ROTTERDAM, THE NETHERLANDS
EAHIL Public Health Information Special Interest Group (PHIG) Contact: Tomas Allen, Co-chair, Ana-Belen Escriva, Co-chair, Mala Mann, Co- chair, Katri Larmo, Secretary Email-list: EAHIL-PubH@list.ecompass.nl Website: https://eahil.eu/sig-2/public-health-information-group/ BROADEN THE HORIZONS
Outline Where have we come from? Where we are at? Where are we heading? Past, Present and Future
EAHIL Public Health Information Special Interest Group (PHIG) The aims of the group are: To promote equitable access to public health information for all communities; To facilitate the sharing of experiences and best practice in managing public health information; To work in collaboration with World Health Organization Documentation Centres and organizations in Europe involved in public health information; To meet the needs of its membership by providing, and, or supporting continuing professional development A forum for information professionals interested in public health issues
Where have we come from? EAHIL 2016 EAHIL 2018 Past EAHIL workshops and conferences EAHIL 2017
Where we are at? On 16 December 2021, EAHIL PHIG collaborative session with World Health Organization (WHO) Tomas Allen introduced the WHO COVID-19 Research Database access its features functionality, and its content development of the search strategy and how the database is updated daily 35 delegates attending session excluding the panelists https://www.who.int/publications/m/item/quick-search-guide-who-covid-19-database
Where are we heading? A forum for information professionals interested in public health issues in Europe Libraries are more relevant than ever Public health is more relevant than ever Port of Rotterdam is the largest seaport in Europe
What now? What would you like to see happening in PHIG? What can you bring to PHIG? Envisioning the future of PHIG
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PHIG Meeting 際際滷s 1.6.2022 EAHIL Rotterdam

  • 1. EAHIL Public Health Information Special Interest Group (PHIG) EAHIL 2022 Wednesday, 01/June/2022 BROADEN THE HORIZONS - DIVERSITY, PARTNERSHIP AND INNOVATION WITH A HUMAN TOUCH 1-3 JUNE 2022 ROTTERDAM, THE NETHERLANDS
  • 2. EAHIL Public Health Information Special Interest Group (PHIG) Contact: Tomas Allen, Co-chair, Ana-Belen Escriva, Co-chair, Mala Mann, Co- chair, Katri Larmo, Secretary Email-list: EAHIL-PubH@list.ecompass.nl Website: https://eahil.eu/sig-2/public-health-information-group/ BROADEN THE HORIZONS
  • 3. Outline Where have we come from? Where we are at? Where are we heading? Past, Present and Future
  • 4. EAHIL Public Health Information Special Interest Group (PHIG) The aims of the group are: To promote equitable access to public health information for all communities; To facilitate the sharing of experiences and best practice in managing public health information; To work in collaboration with World Health Organization Documentation Centres and organizations in Europe involved in public health information; To meet the needs of its membership by providing, and, or supporting continuing professional development A forum for information professionals interested in public health issues
  • 5. Where have we come from? EAHIL 2016 EAHIL 2018 Past EAHIL workshops and conferences EAHIL 2017
  • 6. Where we are at? On 16 December 2021, EAHIL PHIG collaborative session with World Health Organization (WHO) Tomas Allen introduced the WHO COVID-19 Research Database access its features functionality, and its content development of the search strategy and how the database is updated daily 35 delegates attending session excluding the panelists https://www.who.int/publications/m/item/quick-search-guide-who-covid-19-database
  • 7. Where are we heading? A forum for information professionals interested in public health issues in Europe Libraries are more relevant than ever Public health is more relevant than ever Port of Rotterdam is the largest seaport in Europe
  • 8. What now? What would you like to see happening in PHIG? What can you bring to PHIG? Envisioning the future of PHIG