Sanitarni inženirji imamo pomembno vlogo pri zagotavljanju javnega zdravja in prepoznavanju ter obvladovanju dejavnikov tveganj, pri čemer naše delo presega zgolj higiensko-tehnične vidike, saj vključuje pomembno odgovornost do družbe, narave in prihodnjih generacij. Filozofska perspektiva nam omogoča, da razmišljamo o tem poklicu skozi koncept, kjer tisti, ki izvaja naloge, postane tudi njihov upravitelj.
»Preventiva je na prvem mestu!« doc. dr. sc. Željko Linšak, dipl. san. ing.
»Integriteta, etičnost in strokovnost niso le ideali, temveč praktična orodja za vsakdanje delo, ki zagotavljajo, da je inšpekcijski nadzor resnično učinkovit, pravičen in dostojen zaupanja ljudi.« mag. Edis Grcić, dipl. san. inž.
»Problemov ni, so le neodločitve.« Prim. prof. dr. Ivan Eržen, dr. med., spec.
Evropska agencija za varno hrano (EFSA) je v sodelovanju z Evropskim centrom za preprečevanje in obvladovanje bolezni (ECDC) izdala letno poročilo o trendih na področju zoonoz, njihovih povzročiteljev in izbruhih, povezanih s hrano v letu 2021. Aktualno poročilo razkriva, da se je v letu 2021 v primerjavi z letom prej ponovno povečalo število prijavljenih primerov…
V uredništvu portala s ponosom izpostavljamo mlado kolegico, Mašo Ceglar, mag. san. inž., ki je za svoje magistrsko delo prejela Prešernovo nagrado Zdravstvene fakultete v Ljubljani za študijsko leto 2021/22. Prešernovo nagrado je prejela za delo z naslovom »Primerjava dveh metod za ugotavljanje prisotnosti bakterije Escherichia coli v vodi Podpeškega in Rakiškega jezera in dokazovanje…
Izšel je bilten mednarodne organizacije International Federation of Environmental Health. Tudi v tokratni izdaji je nekaj besed namenjenih aktualni nagrajenki Roy-a Emersona-a, Zarji Zrinski, študentki študijskega programa sanitarno inženirstvo Zdravstvene fakultete v Ljubljani in njeni predstavitvi nagrajenega eseja. Bilten si v celoti lahko preberete na povezavi. Vabljeni k branju.
The latest issue of the IFEH Magazine “Environment and Health International” is avalible at IFEH website (link).
International Federation of Environmental Health President (IFEH) Peter Archer, FCIEH CEnvH talks to us about the worldwide epidemic caused by poor air quality.
Special Interest Groups on Linkedin are now available for all IFEH members. Connects with some 50,000+ professionals in the area of Environmental Health and Environmental Protection through out 43 countries globally.
We are pleased to announce that 10th edition of the International Journal of Sanitary Engineering Research (IJSER) has been published and it is now online.
The latest edition of IFEH newsletter is avalible. Among other topics there is also a report detailing the outcome of this year’s Roy Emerson Award. This year’s winner is Zarja Zrinski from Ljubljana University, which we congratulate as well. Link to the IFEH newsletter.
The Chamber of Sanitary Engineers of Slovenia – Institute of Public and Environmental Health has recently became a member of the European Public Health Association (EUPHA).
Obveščamo vas, da so z današnjim dnem odprte prijave na dvodnevno strokovno delavnico »Kako pripraviti uspešen projekt za prijavo na razpise za pridobitev nepovratnih sredstev iz EU programov«, ki bo 26. in 27. maja 2017 v hotelu Rimske terme v Rimskih toplicah. Namen delavnice je prikazati, kako pripraviti uspešen EU projekt za prijavo na razpise…
We are pleased to announce that new edition of the International Journal of Sanitary Engineering Research (IJSER) has been published and it is now online.
An article posted by Anne Godfrey, Chartered Institute of Environmental Health on 02 September 2016 – Follow the link
Izpostavljamo zadnjo strokovno publikacijo v založbi Inštituta za sanitarno inženirstvo, ki je namenjena kolegom sanitarnim inženirjem.
Special Interest Groups on LinkeIn are now available for all IFEH members. Connects with some 50,000+ professionals in the area of Environmental Health and Environmental Protection through out 43 countries globally.
Genotoxicity is linked to cancer and other adverse end-points. For decades genotoxic substances have been considered to have no threshold.
or as we like to say “Microorganisms always win…” A team at Kyoto University have, by rummaging around in piles of waste, found a plastic munching microbe.
This surveillance report is based on the 2014 disease surveillance data collected by the European Legionnaires’ Disease Surveillance Network.
Resistance in zoonotic Salmonella and Campylobacter species from humans, animals and food, and resistance in indicator Escherichia coli as well as meticillin-resistant
Students and teachers at Kasiisi nursery and primary school in Uganda have found an innovative way to save money and protect the planet when nature calls – by building a biogas digester that allows them to harness the energy contained in human faeces.
A group of Slovenian scientists has become the first in the world to prove that a Zika virs infection during pregnancy causes brain damage to the fetus.
Six kids sickened in outbreak linked to Organic Pastures raw milk. More…