The institute for Preventive Health (i4PH), part of the EWUU alliance, is dedicated to fostering a dynamic and interconnected community. Our mission is clear: to drive groundbreaking research, advocate for preventive health practices, and cultivate meaningful partnerships that transcend institutional boundaries.
WHAT IS A COMMUNITY-GET TOGETHER?
We recognise opportunities for cooperation within each university but also see the significance of nurturing connections across diverse preventive health communities in all four institutions.
Therefore, we’re excited to host Community Get-Togethers in partnership with these established communities, welcoming researchers from all EWUU universities to join. These events promise enlightening sessions and vibrant idea exchanges as we work together towards our preventive health objectives.
So, mark your calendars for our upcoming Community Get-Togethers in Eindhoven, Wageningen, and Utrecht – it’s a fantastic chance to connect with the i4PH community!
June 25th – Shaping the Future of Health in the Netherlands and Beyond
by i4PH, WUR, ministry of Health, Welfare and Sport and the ministry of Agriculture, Nature and Food quality
Join us for a transformative event focused on shaping the future of health in the Netherlands and beyond. WUR, the institute 4 Preventive Health, the ministry of Health, Welfare and Sport and the ministry of Agriculture, Nature and Food quality, invite you to participate in an insightful discussion on advancing innovation in nutrition & health.
Key Topics Include:
- Innovative health policy: Explore the shift towards preventive health strategies and the importance of early interventions for long-term cost-effective care.
- Partnerships for change: Learn how partnerships between societal stakeholders, knowledge institutions, and governments can drive a just transition towards preventive health solutions.
- Cross domain collaboration: Understand the role of broader societal domains—linking medical perspectives with social, environmental, and policy considerations to foster healthier communities.
This event is by personal invitation only, however a few seats will be allocated through a potluck draw. If you’d like to be considered for these free seats, please send us an email.