Rose Gallagher is the Professional Lead for Infection Prevention and Control (RCN) at the Royal College of Nursing. Based in the Nursing Dept, she provides strategic leadership and specialist professional advice to the Royal College, its members and key stakeholders across the UK on Infection Prevention and antimicrobial resistance (AMR) and the implications for Nurses […]
Nina joined EPHA as Secretary-General in 2014 and leads the secretariat in Brussels. Nina has over 12 years’ professional experience at European level across a range of policy areas. She represents EPHA at SDG Watch Europe, the Social Platform, the Better Regulation Watchdog, and is a member of the European Commission’s Expert Group on International
PRESENT ASSIGNMENTS Distinguished Professor of Public Health, speciality Hygiene – Environmental Health Faculté de Medicine – Université de Lorraine, Nancy, France. Member of the ANSES BIOCIDES Scientific Committee ANSES – PARIS. EXPERIENCE Member of numerous working groups (national and international, WHO, EU, NATO) for Environmental Health: drinking water, risk assessment, sanitary security, biocides, hospital hygiene,
David Martin, born 1973 in Vermont, USA, grew up in the USA, France and England. He is a paediatrician, paediatric endocrinologist, oncologist, diabetologist and hematologist. He holds the Gerhard Kienle Chair of Medical Theory, Integrative and Anthroposophic Medicine at the University of Witten/Herdecke, is titular Professor of Paediatrics at Tübingen University and leads the pediatric
Dr Ton Nicolai practised as a GP in Rotterdam, the Netherlands for 11 years. After having studied several CAM modalities, he quit his work as a GP and worked as a homeopathic consultant for over 30 years. From 1990 on he served as an executive of the Dutch Homeopathic Medical Association VHAN and the International
Dr Merlin Willcox qualified in medicine from the University of Oxford in 1998 and completed GP training in 2004. Since then I have combined clinical work as a GP with research. My main research interests are primary health care in Low and Middle Income Countries, and complementary therapies. I have been an Academic Clinical Lecturer
Born in Alessandria (Italy) in 1954, graduated cum laude at the University of Milan (Italy) in Medicine in 1979; specialized in Infectious Diseases in 1982. Since 1991 Member of the Faculty of Homeopathy of London (MFHom). Member of CAM National Commission of Italian Ministry of Health 1996-2001 and CAM Regional Commission of Tuscany since 1998.
Roman Huber is doctor and professor for Medicine with specialization and broad clinical experience in Internal Medicine, Gastroenterology and Complementary Medicine (CAM). He built up and heads a Center for CAM at University Medical Center Freiburg, which is one of the largest University Hospitals in Germany. There, he offers counseling and treatment in CAM for
Professor Erik Baars worked for 16,5 years as an anthroposophic doctor in Internal Medicine and Psychiatry in The Netherlands. He has a Master of Science (epidemiology) and a PhD (curative health promotion). Currently he works part-time as a senior-researcher Healthcare at the Department of Healthcare & Nutrition of the Louis Bolk Institute, Bunnik, The Netherlands. Since
Robert Johnstone is a patient advocate. Having had Rheumatoid Arthritis for 55 years from the age of three, he has a wealth of experience as a user of health services. Since 1990, he has voluntarily represented people with disabilities & chronic conditions locally, nationally & internationally. He is currently chair of Access Matters and Midstream,