"The Santé publique France Conference is a premier annual event that fosters dialogue among healthcare professionals and stakeholders. I am delighted that more and more of us are getting involved. This opportunity to put our work into perspective allows us to take a step back and compare our ideas. The 2017 edition was particularly notable for the presence of Minister Agnès Buzyn, who was keen to reaffirm her commitment to public health and prevention."

François Bourdillon, Director General of Santé publique France

The 3 days in pictures: relive the event in 5 minutes

Whether to find information, participate in workshops, or exchange ideas, the Santé publique France Conference served as a gathering place for healthcare professionals. In this report, discover participant feedback and the highlights of these three days.

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Three days of learning and a common thread: individual and collective determinants—what levers can we use to take action?

During the two plenary sessions, nine thematic sessions, and three workshops, more than 80 speakers shared their experiences in health surveillance, prevention, and intervention. Public health professionals, institutional representatives, scientists, associations, and volunteers were present to discuss a wide range of current topics, such as: how to reduce the impact of seasonal flu on mortality, endocrine disruptors and their effects on health, and the impact of recent terrorist attacks on mental health…

Find the program, videos, and presentations on the event’s dedicated website: www.rencontressantepubliquefrance.fr

See you in May 2018 for the next Rencontres de Santé publique France

See also:

• Opening of the Santé publique France Conference by Agnès Buzyn, Minister of Solidarity and Health, and François Bourdillon, Director General of Santé publique France (news from May 30, 2017)