Citizen Science Talks: Health Determinants Models – Practical Application
25/02/2026
Lecturer: Dominik Olejniczak, M.D., Ph.D.; Assistant Professor at the Department of Public Health at the Medical University of Warsaw
About this lecture:
Health determinants models are useful for planning health promotion programmes. This is an important part of public health policy. However, these models may differ for populations, even within one country. An important skill for a public health specialist is to correctly match these models to the population: this determines the success of the intervention for example in the area of health education topics. It is worth remembering that local actions contribute to the overall public health policy and a precise assessment of health needs is the starting point.
About the lecturer:
Dr. Dominik Olejniczak is a distinguished academic and researcher specializing in public health, dietetics, and health promotion. He earned his medical degree from the Medical University of Warsaw and completed his doctoral studies. Dr. Olejniczak specializes in public health and health promotion, reflecting his deep commitment to advancing the field. Currently, Dr. Olejniczak serves as an Assistant Professor at the Department of Public Health at the Medical University of Warsaw.
Contact
For further information, please contact Joacim Hansson
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