School of Public Health
Inaugural Public Health Diplomacy Summit, Day 2: Roundtable Sessions

Thursday, 26 September 2024
Roundtable Discussion
Session topics included “what are the health functions that require diplomatic skills?�, “what competencies are required and what specific training will help public health professionals serve as Public Health Diplomats?�, “what are the existing resources available for public health student toward health diplomacy in a complex, rapidly changing multilateral system and what are the gaps for new resources?�, “global and regional collaborations to develop resources for health diplomacy education: where do we start?�.
Dr. Laura Magaña, ASPPH, opens the second day of the Public Health Diplomacy Summit with a presentation on GNAPH.NEWS
(L-R) Giada Scarpetti, Catherine Kane, Dorothy Biberman, Dr. Kun-Hsien Tsai, Dr. Diana Ruggerio discusses with students Joshua Atura and Aeryn Longuevan.NEWS
(L-R) Dr. Ashish Joshi, Dean and Distinguished Professor, and Steve Shular, Community Outreach Representative engage in the first discussion topic of the day.NEWS
(L-R) Dr. Laura Magaña, Dr. Erica Kastrup, Dr. Rodrigo Reis, Dr. Judy Makhoul, Dr. Maryam Karimi, Prof. Ramunė Kalėdienė, Dr. Ashish Joshi and Steve Shular.NEWS
(L-R) Dr. Shafik Dharamsi, Minjeong Kwon, Dr. William Bradley Hawkins listen to their table's conversation during the round table discussions.NEWS
(L-R) Dr. Tim Mackey, Dr. Kerry Mitchell, Dr. Gretchen Peterson, Dr. Beverly Tsacoyianis, Dr. Rajendra Surenthirakumaran with students Julia Donato and Michael Ofori.NEWS
Dr. Kun-Hsien Tsai shares his reflection on the day, representing National Taiwan University.NEWS
(L-R) Prof. So Yoon Kim asks her table collaborators Dr. Xinhua Yu, Bernard Salina, Dr. Woldekidan Amde follow-up questions to the discussion topic.NEWS
ÌÇÐÄvlogÃÛÌÒ School of Public Health hosted the participants at Capital Grille.NEWS
| September 25: Reception | September 27: Reflection |
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