MatchPoints 2023: Global Health Challenges and Solutions
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MatchPoints Conference, Aarhus Universitet
09.30:
WELCOME TO MATCHPOINTS 2023
Per Kirkeby Auditorium
Brian Bech Nielsen, Rector at Aarhus University
Martin Østergaard Christensen, Chief Executive, City of Aarhus
Christtian Wejse, Professor, Aarhus University and Head of conference organizing committee
Jacob Rosenkrands, Journalist, Danish Broadcasting Corporation and Moderator of MatchPoints 2023
09.50:
OPENING SESSION WITH MODERATOR, JOURNALIST JACOB ROSENKRANDS AND AUTHOR HANNE VIBEKE HOLST
Per Kirkeby Auditorium
Hanne-Vibeke Holst, forfatter
Jacob Rosenkrands, Journalist, Danish Broadcasting Corporation and Moderator of MatchPoints 2023
10.40:
KEYNOTE LECTURE
Per Kirkeby Auditorium
Helene Probst, Head of Corporate Management, Central Denmark Region
11.30
LUNCH
Samfundsfagenes Kantine
12.45:
PARALLEL SESSIONS
- Mental Health Conditions and Chronic Disease. Mental Health (klik på link for at læse mere)
- Pandemics. Mitigation Strategies (klik på link for at læse mere)
- Sustainability and Health. Climate Change (klik på link for at læse mere)
- Global Health Inequality. Migration Health (klik på link for at læse mere)
14.30:
COFFEE BREAK AND POSTER SESSION5
15.20:
KEYNOTE LECTURE
Per Kirkeby Auditorium
Glo-cal Planetary One Health approaches to solve current challenges
Renzo Guinto, Director, Planetary and Global Health Program, St. Luke's Medical Center College of Medicine, Philippines
16.10:
ROUNDTABLE DISCUSSION: THE INFODEMIC
Per Kirkeby Auditorium
The term ‘infodemic’ refers to the spread of an excess amount of information, including false or misleading information, during a disease outbreak – in either a digital or physical form. This information causes confusion and risk-taking behaviours that can harm people’s health. It also leads to mistrust in the health authorities and undermines public health responses. An infodemic can intensify or lengthen a disease outbreak, because it makes people unsure of the best way to protect their health and the health of those around them. During the COVID-19 pandemic, infodemics led to ’fake news’, suspicion of relevant interventions, and even attacks on scientists. How should misleading information be handled – or censured? What can be done to curb mistrust in the health authorities? How was the COVID-19 pandemic affected by infodemics? And how can we avoid the negative effect of infodemics during future pandemics.
- Søren Brostrøm, Director General, Danish Health Authority
- Lone Simonsen, Director, PandemiX, Roskilde University
- Ulrik Hagerup. Founder and CEO, Constructive Institute
- Anja Bechmann, Professor, Aarhus University
- Michael Bang Petersen, Professor, Aarhus University
- Jacob Rosenkrands, Journalist, Broadcasting Corporation
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Antal deltagere25
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TypeValgfri