Governance GRaPH-Int

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1 governance

1.1 administrative hub
1.2 executive committee
1.3 steering committee
1.4 founding organizations
1.5 membership





governance

graph-int , activity overseen administrative hub, secretariat, executive committee , steering committee.


the administrative hub

the graph-int administrative hub located in canada , funded public health agency of canada (phac). major component of administrative hub secretariat (managed centre de recherche en droit public), services better enable phac, designated administrative hub network.


executive committee

the purpose of graph-int executive committee provide leadership in fulfilling mission , goals of graph-int. founding executive committee members ron zimmern, public health genetics unit (phgu) phg foundation, cambridge, uk, wylie burke, institute public health genetics (iphg) , department of medical history , ethics, university of washington, seattle, u.s.a., muin khoury, national office of public health genomics (nophg), centers disease control , prevention, atlanta, u.s.a., mohamed karmali, laboratory foodborne zoonoses, , office of biotechnology, genomics & population health, public health agency of canada, , professor julian little, canada research chair in human genome epidemiology, university of ottawa.


steering committee

the purpose of graph-int steering committee support graph-int executive committee in mission. steering committee composed of network participants in mixture adequately represent different institutional, scientific disciplines , perspectives necessary address mission , goals of graph-int. founder chairman of steering committee ron zimmern.


the steering committee elects following officers: chairperson, vice-chairperson, , secretary. chairperson, vice-chairperson, past-chairperson, secretary, , executive director constitute executive committee. founding executive committee members include:



ron zimmern, graph-int interim chair

executive director, phg foundation, cambridge, uk



mohamed a. karmali, graph-int executive director

director-general, laboratory foodborne zoonoses, office of biotechnology, genomics & population health public health agency of canada, ontario, canada



wylie burke, institute public health genetics (iphg),

department of medical history , ethics university of washington, seattle, usa



muin khoury, director, national office of public health genomics, centers disease control, atlanta, usa
julian little, canada research chair, university of ottawa, ottawa, canada

founding organizations

the following entities recognized graph-int founding organizations:



humgen
institute public health genetics, university of washington
national office of public health genomics, centres disease control
phg foundation
public health agency of canada

membership

organizational participation in graph-int open new members throughout world have interest in development , use of genome-based knowledge , technologies benefit of population health.







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