The main report on a in depth look at the future for One Health Integration of community level health services has been uploaded to the PENAPH site. You can find the report on the Resources Page and on the dedicated page for Opportunities for One Health Integration Page. Continue reading →

PENAPH trainers recently conducted a series of two participatory training workshops on behalf of the STOP Spillover project in Cambodia. In total, 15 Cambodian professionals were certified as PE practitioners after having completed their initial training, field practice and refresher training. The surveillance program is One Health oriented and includes human health, animal health and … Continue reading →

The European Union General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) comes into effect on 25 May 2018. To comply with this new regulation and ensure our privacy standards reflect the highest possible levels of protection for your data, we would like to share our new privacy statement with you, and offer you an opportunity to unsubscribe from our services. Continue reading →

Dear Second Conference Participants: Welcome to Khon Kaen. It promises to be a very nice three days in Khon Kaen. It’s some of the best weather of the year. If you are arriving by plane at the Khon Kaen Airport look for hotel staff with a sign for the Pullman Hotel or PENAPH to get … Continue reading →

January 10-12, 2018 – Khon Kaen, Thailand Participatory Approaches in Animal Health, Public Health, One Health and Ecohealth Registration for the Second PENAPH Conference and conference courses is still open at https://www.eventbrite.com/e/second-penaph-conference-participatory-approaches-to-one-health-tickets-37155665596. Hotel bookings for the Pullman Raja Orchid Hotel are still available. Please download the form in the link below and contact the hotel. Payments … Continue reading →

We have enough sign-ups to offer the Introduction to Participatory Epidemiology and Surveillance Course, but still have a few more slots available. You can sign-up on the eventbrite site at https://www.eventbrite.com/e/second-penaph-conference-participatory-approaches-to-one-health-tickets-37155665596. The course description is below:   Introduction to Participatory Epidemiology and Surveillance Instructors: Jeff Mariner, Sirikachorn Tangkawattana and Warangkhana Chaisowwong Course Learning Objectives: Upon completion … Continue reading →

The PENAPH Conference is moving forward. If you have not done the free registration, please do so at  https://www.eventbrite.com/e/second-penaph-conference-participatory-approaches-to-one-health-tickets-37155665596?aff=es2 . We are sending out important messages through the Eventbrite site to registered participants. We have sufficient registrations to hold three of the offered course: the Lawa Lake field trip, the 2 week Certification Course for … Continue reading →

Registration, payment of conference and course fees, and hotel booking will be a three-step process. The first two-steps, registration and purchase of tickets to the conference and courses is done on Eventbrite at https://www.eventbrite.com/e/second-penaph-conference-participatory-approaches-to-one-health-tickets-37155665596. Participants should plan to register before Nov 1, 2017. After that date, the conference fee will increase and courses may be … Continue reading →

Second PENAPH Conference Course Catalog We are pleased to announce 7 pre- and post-PENAPH Conference courses. The course offer a variety of perspectives on participatory and qualitative methods in animal Health, One Health, Eco-Health and surveillance. Course durations range from one-day introductions to a full 10-day course in participatory epidemiology as the first step to … Continue reading →

Several members have requested an extension of the Abstract Deadline. We are getting a good response with about 50 abstracts received already and usually that number doubles in the final hours before the deadline. We also have 6 proposals for conference courses.   The abstract template still indicates that the deadline is July 1, but … Continue reading →