Internationalism: The Opportunties Abound
Evans, Diane, Journal of Environmental Health
If you are reading this in September, I could be in England, Malaysia, Singapore, Thailand, Hong Kong, or China, being a tourist or giving a presentation or observing environmental health practices in those parts of the world. The month of September will be the most international of my term as president. But even before then, I will have been out of the country on behalf of our association in July in Halifax, Nova Scotia, to be precise. In Canada, I will be representing NEHA at the annual conference of the Canadian Institute of Public Health Inspections. The annual conference of the Institution of Environmental Health Officers in Bournemouth, England, is one of the venues for September; the other is the third International Congress on Environmental Healt of the International Federation of ā¦
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Publication information:
Article title: Internationalism: The Opportunties Abound.
Contributors: Evans, Diane - Author.
Journal title: Journal of Environmental Health.
Volume: 57.
Issue: 2
Publication date: September 1994.
Page number: 25.
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