North American Refugee Health Conference:  June 6-8, 2013, Toronto

The North American Refugee Health Conference is recognized as the
premier conference for those who work with refugee populations.

http://www.northamericanrefugeehealth.com

Building on the momentum of the Canadian Refugee Health Conference
held in 2011, health professionals and experts from many disciplines
will meet to discuss the best health practices, challenges for
optimal care, research and advocacy for the refugee patient
population.

MAJOR THEMES

   *  Screening of Refugees
   *  Vaccination
   *  Malaria
   *  Tuberculosis
   *  HIV
   *  Nutrition
   *  Evidence Based Guidelines
   *  Post Traumatic Stress Disorder
   *  Women’s Reproductive and Obstetrical Health Issues
   *  Youth Mental Health
   *  Refugee Health Perspectives
   *  Research
   *  Children's Health Issues
   *  Global Refugee Health and Migration Settlement

KEYNOTE SPEAKERS:

Martin Cetron, MD
  US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
  Division of Global Migration and Quarantine

Paul Spiegel, MD MPH
  Chief, Public Health and HIV Section
  Division of Programme Support and Management
  United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees
  Geneva, Switzerland

William Stauffer, MD, MSPH, DTM & H
  Associate Professor
  Infectious Diseases
  University of Minnesota

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For further information contact:

Jessica Black MEd <[log in to unmask]>
Event Planner/Accreditation Coordinator
416-978-8319   |  [log in to unmask]

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