• January 19, 2024
  

In follow up to the Annual General Meeting announcement, we are pleased to reveal the 2020 Executive Committee: 

Thanks to all that participated in the nomination process and a special thanks to Hilary Caldarelli and Rob Barnett for their contributions as members of the nomination committee. 

The presentation slides from the 2018 APHEO Conference and Workshop have been posted to the conference webpage. Thank you to all who participated in and attended this year's conference!

Your APHEO 2018 Conference Planning Committee,

Mackenzie Slifierz, Lydia Cheng, Tim Chisamore, Jessica Deming, Stanley Ing, Po-Po Lam, James Macintosh, Kelsie Near, Saamir Pasha

In follow up to the Annual General Meeting announcement, we are pleased to reveal the 2019 Executive Committee: 

Thanks to all that participated in the nomination process and a special thanks to Alanna Leffley and John Barbaro for their contributions as members of the nomination committee. 

Thanks to the 2017 APHEO Executive for their excellent work over the past year.
 
The 2018 Executive Committee are:

Presentations from the 2017 APHEO Conference are now available online to members on the conference page. 

Thanks to all who joined us in Guelph for another great APHEO event!

James Macintosh, Lydia Cheng, Jessica Deming, Jasmin Lau, Brenda Lee, Elaina Macintyre, Stanley Ing, Laura Zettler, Caitlyn Paget

The Core Indicators Project Strategic Plan is now available.  

Thanks to the 2016 APHEO Executive for their hard work over the past year.
 
The 2017 Executive Committee are:

Dating as far back as 2006, APHEO's annual membership fees has remained the same.  Starting October 6, 2016 annual fees for APHEO memberships will  change from $50 to $80 for full memberships, from $25 to $50 for affiliate memberships and the annual student membership fee will remain at $25. As current members, the new prices will take effect upon your next renewal (on or before March 31st 2017).

In comparison to other similar Public Health organizations, APHEO's new annual membership fees remain very low.   This increase will maintain and enhance APHEO's ongoing efforts in providing members with support, resources and engagement for good value.  Specifically, this small increase will be used for (but not limited to): teleconference support, website maintenance and enhancements, and engagement events.  We would like to highlight some of the benefits of being an APHEO member for your use in the justification of APHEO’s annual fee.

At the individual level:

o   Interact with experts in the field of public health epidemiology in Ontario through our various forums/listservs, work groups, key events, and conferences

o   Become involved and influence the direction of public health epidemiology practice, through working groups on core indicators, analysis strategies, data sources, and strategic directions

o   Participate in professional development opportunities and assist in building capacity for knowledge exchange in Ontario

o   Receive and disseminate notifications of job postings

o   Attend and participate in APHEO’s engaging conferences and workshops at a discounted rate

o   Access to teleconference lines for APHEO-related work

At the organization level:

o   Benefit from comparability of health status measures through standardization of methods

o   Maintain best practices and current techniques in the field of public health epidemiology

o   Support a health-status evidence base at the local and provincial level

o   Enable your staff to gain connections with and contribute to  external boards, such as Public Health Ontario (PHO), the association of local Public Health agencies (alPHa), the Ontario Public Health Association (OPHA) and Local Health Integration Networks (LHINs), representing the public health epidemiological perspective

o   Access to free job-postings for a vast and comprehensive membership list reaching all of Ontario and nationally