Jeena International has organised a free event in Slough for anyone working in the field of the health of migrant women.

Entitled 'Healthy, wealthy and wise women' it will provide health information around issues such as diabetes, heart disease, mental health, alzheimer's disease, sexual health, smoking cessation and others.

The details are:

Date: Friday 26 April 2013

Time: 9.30am to 1.30pm (followed by lunch)

The entire health system has recently gone through radical change. Clinical Commissioning Groups have now replaced  PCTs, public health has been moved to Local Authority control and the NHS Commissioning Board has taken up its new statutory functions. What does all this mean for migrant health?

You are invited to attend a free half day workshop at which a number of expert speakers will explore the new health landscape and how it will affect migrant health.

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