Ireland and Northern Ireland’s Population Health Observatory (INIsPHO) located within IPH invites you to a seminar of the health analysts’ special interest group (HASIG) entitled ‘Demystifying population projections’.

Health inequalities are unacceptable, starting early in life and persisting not only into old age but subsequent generations. They reflect a complex array of health, social economic, environmental, and resourcing factors. Local health inequalities indicators give a picture of the situation in an area and put it into context by supporting and facilitating geographical comparisons. 

Influencing outcomes to protect and promote health and wellbeing

Videoconference between Dublin and NUI Galway

Irish Health Poverty Index Working Group

This well-established weekend conference combines engaging academic and social activities. 

A launch and scientific symposium will mark the opening of the Centre of Excellence for Public Health (Northern Ireland), one of five centres created as part of a new £20 million investment across the United Kingdom by the UK Clinical Research Centre (UKCRC).   The Centre, which includes a number of partners including Queen's University Belfast, Institute of Public Health in Ireland (IPH), Community Development and Health Net

The Centre for Ageing Research and Development in Ireland (CARDI) and the Strategic Promotion of Ageing Research Capacity (SPARC) are holding this one day seminar/workshop.

This is a special workshop, one in a series involving SPARC working with organisations which share the mission to promote the value of scientific ageing-related research for older people and opportunities for further research. This workshop will cover a range of developments in the fields of health, housing, and technology and will have a special focus on activities in Ireland.

'Making Diabetes Count'
12th June 2006
Royal College of Physicians in Ireland, Dublin

Launch of first report  of The Irish Diabetes Prevalence Working Group, Ireland and Northern Ireland's Population Health Observatory (INIsPHO), Institute of Public Health in Ireland.

Workshop: Demographic and Socio-Economic Data for Health Information Systems: The National Cardiovascular Information System (NCIS) as a Case Study