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Results of European Conference on: "Disparities in Public Health Training in the European Union: Tools for Harmonisation" 

A large number of newspapers published concerning the conference and more extensively concerning the results that Dr Athena Linos presented on the lack of harmonisation of the training of health professionals in the European Union. They also focused on the disparities in the European Union in terms of medical specialties and the need for harmonisation in that respect, as well as the need for Greece to "catch-up" especially as far as public health related specialties are considered.

The major newspapers that have published are:

- Elefterotupia
- Ethnos
- Apogeumatini
- Hmerisia
- Kathimerini
- NEA

In the Conference more than 120 people participated, most of them health professionals, and also students, journalists and representatives from the civil service.

More than 30 participants came from abroad representing the following countries:

- Albania, Orthodox Clinic
- Austria, University of Graz, Inter-College
- Belgium, Directorate for Vocational Training, European Commission, Federation of European Cancer Societies
- Bosnia & Herzegovina, University of Tuzla
- Βulgaria, University of Sofia
- Czech Republic, South Bohemia University
- France, Ecole Nationale de Sante Publique
- Finland, Finnish Institute of Occupational Health
- Greece, Ministries, Universities, Medical Associations, Hospitals, Pharmaceutical Companies
- Hungary, Hungarian Accreditation Committee INNOVAMED LTD
- Ireland, Interesource Group
- Italy, Centro Prevenzione Oncologica, University of Perugia, University 'La Sapienza'
- Lithuania, Ministry of Health
- Poland, Jagiellonian University
- Serbia & Montenegro, University of Belgrade
- UK, University of Southampton
- USA, University of South Carolina, Harvard School of Public Health

For more material on the Conference including all presentations of participants you are invited to visit the Conference website at: www.healthtraining-eu-conf.gr

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