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SPMPH Organizes December 2025 Scholar Lecture Series

Published: 00:00 - 19/12/2025 Author: Nguyễn Thị Kiều Liên 15:24 19/12/2025 Views: 1
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On the morning of December 18, 2025, the School of Preventive Medicine and Public Health organized its regular Scholar Lecture Series. This program is held every three months to enhance academic exchange and update new trends in preventive medicine and public health.
♻️♻️On the morning of December 18, 2025, the School of Preventive Medicine and Public Health organized its regular Scholar Lecture Series. This program is held every three months to enhance academic exchange and update new trends in preventive medicine and public health.
The December 2025 Scholar Lecture Series featured international experts from the E-DENGUE Project (Australia), with three in-depth, academic, and practical presentations:
✅“Vaccination and behaviour: Embedding entrepreneurship into public health education” by Professor Sheleigh Lawler – Head of School, School of Public Health, University of Queensland (Australia). The presentation focused on analyzing the link between vaccination behavior and innovation in public health education, emphasizing the role of entrepreneurial thinking in training healthcare human resources.
✅“How can we improve pneumococcal vaccination strategies” presented by Professor Daniel Weinberger - Professor at the School of Public Health, Yale University (USA). Professor Weinberger shared new scientific evidence and approaches to improve the effectiveness of pneumococcal vaccination strategies, especially in the context of disease burden and epidemiological differences between regions.
✅“Using systems modelling to design One Health interventions” presented by Professor Simon Reid – School of Public Health, University of Queensland (Australia). The presentation introduced the application of systems modeling in designing interventions using the One Health approach, contributing to addressing complex health issues related to humans, animals, and the environment. The program attracted the interest and participation of nearly 40 lecturers, students, and researchers from the School, both in-person and online. The presentations and discussions were lively, opening up many new perspectives on research, teaching, and practical applications in preventive medicine and public health.
🎯The Scholar Lecture Series is not only important for updating professional knowledge and accessing advanced research trends and methods, but also contributes to fostering academic exchange and expanding scientific research cooperation between the School of Preventive Medicine and Public Health (SPMPH) and international partners, especially within the framework of the E-DENGUE Project. This is one of the key academic activities, affirming the School's role in high-quality, internationally integrated public health training and research.





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