2010 ENRGHI Conference

Program

Speakers presentations

Contact:

enrghi2010@irdes.fr

Khadidja Ben Larbi

www.irdes.fr/Enrghi2010

15th Emerging New Researchers in the Geography of Health and Impairment
10-11 june 2010

ENRGHI is a long-running conference, supported by the RGS/IBG Geography of Health Research Group, that has visited Universities all over the UK and holds great international appeal. Paris was successful in its bid to organise the forthcoming 15th ENRGHI conference in June 10-11, 2010. ENRGHI provides a forum for emerging researchers who share a common interest in health and its variation over space, environment and time. Previous ENRGHI conferences have attracted delegates from all over the world with research backgrounds as diverse as human and physical geography, economics, sociology, law, medicine, management, anthropology, psychology and public health.

Location:

Paris, France

Venue:

Geography Institute of Paris, 191, rue Saint-Jacques. 75005 - Paris, France

Organizing Committee:

Magali Coldefy (IRDES, UMR Géographie-Cités, University of Paris 1)
Morgan Berger (UMR Espace et Sociétés, University of Rennes 2)

Charlotte De Fontgalland (University of Paris 10)
Charlène Le Neindre (UMR Géographie-Cités, University of Paris 7)
Sébastien Tusseau (UMR Espaces et Sociétés, University of Angers)
Renaud Watel (UMR Géographie-Cités, University of Paris 1)

IRDES Institut for Research and Information in Health Economics

Scientific Committee:

Jeanne-Marie Amat-Roze (University of Paris 12), Sophie Baudet-Michel (University of Paris 7), Morgan Berger (University of Rennes 2), Hélène Charreire (Unité de Recherche en Épidémiologie Nutritionnelle, University of Paris 13), Magali Coldefy (IRDES, University of Paris 1), Charlotte de Fontgalland (University of Paris 10) , Gabriel Dupuy (University of Paris 1), Anne-Cécile Hoyez (University of Poitiers), Charlène Le Neindre (University of Paris 7), Véronique Lucas-Gabrielli (IRDES), Denise Pumain (University of Paris 1), Stéphane Rican (University of Paris 10), Sébastien Tusseau (University of Angers), Alain Vaguet (University of Rouen), Julie Vallée (INSERM, University of Paris 6), Renaud Watel (University of Paris 1).

Program:

The program will consist in thematic sessions, including a methodological session, covering the various field of emerging research in health geography in Europe. Presentations include (but are not limited to) the following topics:

• Healthcare delivery
• Health inequalities
• Rural health
• Health in the city
• Environmental justice, equity, health
• Health across the life course
• HIV/AIDS research
• Mental health, disability and stigma
• Obesity
• Health and Health care in Developing World
• Migration and Health
• Health and Spatial analysis

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