Health Equality in All Policies
The ‘’Health Equality in All Policies’’ summer school is a five day program which offers a unique illustration of the field of public health. By definition, this is a field in which many different perspectives are needed and a wide range of stakeholders work together. This summer school will give you an understanding of the complexities of such a broad policy area. You will learn about relevant theoretical perspectives and what we can learn from those when considering public health challenges. We will focus on the urgent theme of reducing health inequalities. Participants apply the insights they gain each day to a challenge.
Each day the program focuses on a different policy discipline and its relevance to public health and health equality. Day 1 will be an introduction to health inequalities; the challenge that is central to the summer school and getting to know each other. On Day 2 we will focus on public health from a psychological point of view. On day 3 participants will be introduced to how the humanities view health. Day 4 will introduce you to how the built and social environment affect health. On day 5 participants will identify the role of law in reducing health inequalities. The program will include a multitude of inspiring elements such as lectures, city walks, games, stories and rich practices.
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