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❓Did you miss Paul Barnsley's interview with the American Society of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene (ASTMH) about the impact of global health R&D? If so, you can read the exchange here bit.ly/4eRTpS9 as well as explore the full report and findings here: bit.ly/3UT3G8d

💡 A Edwin S.H. Leong Centre for Healthy Children-funded study found a drop in severe respiratory diseases during the first 2 years of the pandemic compared to the 3 years before. 📉 Research on public health measures during COVID-19 could help protect kids in the future 🌍   📝This new research from Leong fellow Christina Kosar-Belza and Eyal Cohen was recently published in the Journal of Hospital Medicine. 👏 Read more: https://lnkd.in/gPg6f4UZ

Exciting news! The November issue of the Journal of Public Health Management and Practice is now available. This edition dives into pressing public health topics such as the rise of GLP-1 receptor agonists, communicable diseases, health equity, and more. Check out the latest research and insights from leading experts to stay ahead in public health practice. #PublicHealth #JPHMP #HealthEquity #CommunicableDiseases https://bit.ly/2WvtyLk

🚨 Join us today at ISPOR—The Professional Society for Health Economics and Outcomes Research Europe 2024 conference, for a poster session on the impact of community-acquired acute respiratory tract infections (ARTIs) across Europe! 🚨 On Monday, 18 November 2024, from 12:30 - 13:30 CET, Pim van Dorst, Health-Ecore will present findings from a study estimating the disutility of ARTIs in 16 European countries. The research reveals that the average disutility value of an ARTI is 0.185, equating to an average 0.00348 QALY loss. Importantly, the GP’s assessment of disease severity proves to be a reliable indicator for estimating the disutility of these infections. Don’t miss the chance to engage with Pim and discuss how these insights can inform public health strategies and improve healthcare outcomes. @HE team #ISPOREurope #ISPOR #HealthEconomics #HealthTechnologyAssessment #HealthcareLeadership #StrategicAdvice #HealthcareInnovation #InvestInnovateImplement #ARTI #PublicHealth #QALY #HealthEconomics #Disutility

📢 Call for Articles: Special Issue on "CHRONIC DISEASES: PREVENTION AND MANAGEMENT IN PUBLIC HEALTH" 📢 SCOPUS INDEXED JOURNAL 2024 We are excited to announce a special issue focusing on the prevention and management of chronic diseases in public health. We invite researchers, practitioners, and experts to submit their original articles, reviews, and case studies. This special issue aims to explore innovative strategies, policies, and interventions that can effectively prevent and manage chronic diseases, enhancing the overall health and well-being of populations. Topics of interest include, but are not limited to, lifestyle interventions, health policy impacts, technological advancements, and community-based approaches. 📅 Submission Deadline: August 30, 2024 Join us in contributing to this vital discourse and advancing public health research. We look forward to your valuable contributions! #ChronicDiseases #PublicHealth #ResearchCall #HealthManagement #Prevention

This guide to reporting on health and medicine issues was originally published in November 2020, during the height of the #COVID19 pandemic. Original authors Serena Tinari and Catherine Riva have updated it as of November 2024, to include a revised introduction, additional insights throughout including lessons learned from covering the coronavirus outbreak, and a new chapter on behind-the-scenes reporting strategies: https://lnkd.in/eiAfUvYQ 🎨 Illustration: marcelle louw for GIJN

Highly recommend this webinar, a good reminder to be aware of industry influence in Public Health work!

World Health Day World Health Day is celebrated annually on April 7 since 1950. On this day in 1948, the Constitution of the World Health Organization came into force. The idea of World Health Day was put forward at the first session of the World Health Assembly in 1948. International Health Day was created to regularly remind the public of the importance of maintaining a healthy lifestyle and being active. After all, medicine knows more than 50 thousand different diseases, and most of them can be successfully treated. As the whole world knows, preventing the development of diseases is much easier than treating them.

The 2030 global agenda for sepsis highlights the need for specialised studies to inform relevant policies and action. AFIDEP supports translating research into relevant policies, and strengthening capacity for evidence-informed decision-making (EIDM) across the region. Our efforts include training, stakeholder engagement and advancing sepsis research to drive better health outcomes. Learn more about our work by exploring our recent activities under the STAIRS project: https://bit.ly/48WYxm6

Please check out our new publication entitled "Exploring factors affecting the unsafe behavior of health care workers’ in using respiratory masks during COVID-19 pandemic in Iran: a qualitative study" in BMC Health Services Research Journal.