We are proud to announce the 9th International Digital Public Health Conference series (DPH 2019), with public health focus, will be collocated with the 12th European Public Heath Conference in Marseille, France, on 20th – 23rd November 2019 – ‘Building Bridges for Solidarity and Public Health’.
Relaunched in 2025, the International Digital Public Health Conference series (DPH) is a world-leading annual interdisciplinary event on research and innovation in digital public health.
Since its establishment in 2009, DPH has become a well-known venue presenting cutting-edge interdisciplinary research and innovation driven by real-world needs, aiming to improve public health through the application of novel technology at the personal, community and global levels. Unique in bringing together audiences from Public Health, Computer & Data Science, MedTech, and stakeholders including the WHO, industry, startups and NGOs, DPH enables cross-fertilisation of research and innovation in digital public health, offering unique knowledge exchange and fantastic networking opportunities.
I loved the high diversity of people and their different research fields. The networking possibilities during lunch breaks were very valuable for me
I learnt a lot about digital data analysis going on, and serious gaming. We are now exploring a potential new project as a direct result of this conference.
Very high quality of research and innovation. This conference is important to keep Health and Computer Scientists working together.
It was my first time in this conference and it surpassed my expectations. I’ve met researchers from all around the world, with different backgrounds and lot of experience to share in an extremely friendly environment. I’ve learned so many things with the high quality and inspiring talks, and I definitely left the event with a wider view about the role of digital tools in providing better understanding and helping for public health. I really intend to be at next year’s conference!
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