Mirosław Wysocki
Head, Department of Health Promotion and Chronic Diseases Prevention, National Institute of Public Health – National Institute of Hygiene, (PZH); Polish Academy of Sciences (PAN); National Public Health Consultant
National Consultant in the area of Public Health, National Institute of Public Health–NIH, Warsaw Professor of medicine. Graduated with a degree in medicine from Warsaw Medical University.
In 1971–72 WHO Senior Research Fellow in the Department of Epidemiology of Chronic Diseases and Social Medicine of St. Thomas’s Hospital Medical School, London, UK. In 2007 and 2009 Acting Director and since 2010 until February 2015 Director of the National Institute of Public Health–NIH, Warsaw. Since 19 October 2015 till 25 September 2018 again Director of NIPH–NIH.
Specialization degrees in epidemiology, internal medicine and public health.
Regional Advisor (P5), Health Situation & Trend Assessment, WHO/SEARO and WHO/HQ Geneva, 1988-2000. In 2005 took part in WHO 2 months “Tsunami Mission” in the countries of South-East Asia. Coordinator of international epidemiological studies of NCDs (COPDs, diabetes, rheumatic diseases).
Author and co-author of 180 publications and chapters on epidemiology of NCDs and public health.
Chaired Senior Level Public Health Group of EC during Polish EU Presidency in 2011. Represented Poland at WHO WHAs, EBs and Regional Committees. Member of WHO/EURO Standing Committee 2010-2013. National Public Health Consultant in 2010-2011 and at present since October 2014.
Member of Independent Expert Group of DG Research and Innovations of EC (2012-2013) on the priority public health research in HORIZON 2020. Deputy Chairman of the Committee of Public Health of Polish Academy of Sciences.