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Abstract submission for the 7th National TB conference at Mekelle University

Submission:- tbconference.2012@mu.edu.et

The deadline of abstract submission is on January 29.2012

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EPHA Honored with an Award for Its contribution to the 5th Edition of the National Health Research Ethics Review Guideline (1Dec 2011, AA)

EPHA Honored with an Award for Its contribution to...

Dr Tedros Adhanom, Minister of the Ethiopian (FMoH) Urged Participants of the 16th ICASA to Join Him in the 13th World Congress on Public Health (08 Dec 2011, AA)

Dr Tedros Adhanom, Minister of the Ethiopian Fede...

EPHA president called on relevant government bodies to take urgent steps to control alcohol, tobacco and other harmful substances across the country (1 November 2011, Addis Ababa).

EPHA president called on relevant government bodie...

“Controlling Alcohol, Tobacco and Substance Abuse would contribute a lot in addressing the socio-economic crises specially in reducing HIV and AIDS,” said health state minister Dr Kebede Worku (1 Nov 2011)

“Controlling Alcohol, Tobacco and Substance Abuse ...

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EPHA Honored with an Award for Its contribution to the 5th Edition of the National Health Research Ethics Review Guideline (1Dec 2011, AA)
Monday, 26 December 2011 08:50
Dr Tedros Adhanom, Minister of the Ethiopian (FMoH) Urged Participants of the 16th ICASA to Join Him in the 13th World Congress on Public Health (08 Dec 2011, AA)
Monday, 26 December 2011 12:49
EPHA president called on relevant government bodies to take urgent steps to control alcohol, tobacco and other harmful substances across the country (1 November 2011, Addis Ababa).
Thursday, 10 November 2011 11:02
“Controlling Alcohol, Tobacco and Substance Abuse would contribute a lot in addressing the socio-economic crises specially in reducing HIV and AIDS,” said health state minister Dr Kebede Worku (1 Nov 2011)
Thursday, 10 November 2011 12:57

Mission Vission Values and Goal

MISSION

To promote better health services for the public and to maintain professional standards through advocacy, active involvement, and networking.

VALUES

EPHA is committed to improve the health and living status of the people of Ethiopia through the dedicated and active involvement of its members and in collaboration with stakeholders. EPHA stands for professional development of its members without prejudice as regards gender, religious, or ethnic affiliation.

GOAL

The goal of the Association is the attainment of optimum health to the people of Ethiopia through the advancement of public health measures for the promotion of health, prevention of diseases, timely treatment of the sick, and rehabilitation of the disabled.

VISION

EPHA envisions the attainment of the highest possible standard of health for all Ethiopians.

EPHA Honored with an Award for Its contribution to the 5th Edition of the National Health Research Ethics Review Guideline (1Dec 2011, AA)

Dr Tedros Adhanom, Minister of the Ethiopian (FMoH) Urged Participants of the 16th ICASA to Join Him in the 13th World Congress on Public Health (08 Dec 2011, AA)

EPHA president called on relevant government bodies to take urgent steps to control alcohol, tobacco and other harmful substances across the country (1 November 2011, Addis Ababa).

“Controlling Alcohol, Tobacco and Substance Abuse would contribute a lot in addressing the socio-economic crises specially in reducing HIV and AIDS,” said health state minister Dr Kebede Worku (1 Nov 2011)

EPHA Honored with an Award for Its contribution to the 5th Edition of the National Health Research Ethics Review Guideline (1Dec 2011, AA)

Dr Tedros Adhanom, Minister of the Ethiopian (FMoH) Urged Participants of the 16th ICASA to Join Him in the 13th World Congress on Public Health (08 Dec 2011, AA)

EPHA president called on relevant government bodies to take urgent steps to control alcohol, tobacco and other harmful substances across the country (1 November 2011, Addis Ababa).

“Controlling Alcohol, Tobacco and Substance Abuse would contribute a lot in addressing the socio-economic crises specially in reducing HIV and AIDS,” said health state minister Dr Kebede Worku (1 Nov 2011)

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