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Participation of the Institute of Public Health in this year’s Science and Art Festival
13-th of June 2018 This year’s Science and Art Festival in Krakow was attended by the employees of the Department of Human Nutrition, the Department of Health Promotion, the Department of Health Policy and Management, and the Department of Health and Environment, together with students of the Students’ Scientific Circle (SSC) at the Department of […]
Members of the Student Scientific Association of the Department of Human Nutrition of the Institute of Public Health UJ CM participated in the event “100 Ways to Play”
12-th of June 2018. The members of the Student Scientific Association (SSA) of the Department of Human Nutrition of the Institute of Public Health UJ CM, supervised by dr Ewa Błaszczyk-Bębenek and Prof. Małgorzata Schlegel-Zawadzka, together with the Primary School No. 29 in Krakow, participated in the event “100 Ways to Play”. It was part of […]
Our Public Health comes first again – the newest 2018 Ranking of Study Directions issued by the “Perspektywy” Education Foundation!
08-th of June 2018. We are pleased to inform that in the newest nationwide ranking of higher education institutions (“Perspektywy 2018”), the studies in Public Health at the Institute of Public Health of the Jagiellonian University in Krakow were awarded the first position again, in the category of “Ranking of Study Directions”. The ranking methodology […]
First prize for the students of Public Health at UJCM
The work entitled “The impact of sociodemographic factors on health behaviors in middle and late adolescence” prepared by students of Public Health at UJCM, Mr. Maciej Furman and Karolina Sobecka as part of the activity of the Student Research Group of Health Promotion won first prize at the session “Public health “Conference of the International […]
Working group meeting within research network – COST CA15105 Medicines Shortages
Drug shortages occur on pharmaceutical markets in almost all countries around the world. They have increased over the last decade, raising legitimate concerns among patients, medical staff and healthcare administrators, as well as the interest of researchers. Attempts are being made to better understand drug shortages and to find remedies. On 25 January 2018, a working group on investigating the multilateral effects of drug shortages in pharmaceutical markets (Working Group 5 – Measuring the impact of shortages on outcomes) met at the Didactic and Congress Centre of the Faculty of Medicine of the Jagiellonian University – Collegium Medicum in Krakow …
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