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🌍 Celebrating World Health Day with Scimitar Research! 🌍 Today, we unite in observance of #WorldHealthDay, emphasizing our unwavering dedication to advancing global health and well-being. At Scimitar Research, we champion the fundamental principle that optimal health is a fundamental human right that should be accessible to all individuals. #marketresearch #qualitativeresearch #quantitativeresearch #IDI #research #healthcareresearch

Is public health relevant for the REAL world? Listen how health in and for all policies can make a case for investing in health. https://lnkd.in/dRb68PEs

Advances in Learning Health System Sciences will feature sessions on a variety of LHS topics, including a panel focused on the unique barriers, challenges and opportunities of implementing digital health in various settings: https://lnkd.in/gBFr64Pn

After almost two years of exploring how health research can become more inclusive and equitable, we are sharing our insights in this final webinar of the initial phase of the Wellcome Centers for Exchange initiative. Join our panelists and add your voice to the conversation!

📚 This IDOS Policy Brief discusses the growing politicisation and polarisation surrounding health data (sharing) in negotiations towards a new pandemic agreement. It elucidates why the ongoing negotiations are a particularly hard case for international cooperation and enhancing equity in global health. By Anna Holzscheiter & Maria Weickardt Soares (Technische Universität Dresden): https://lnkd.in/edwtqFqe | #HealthData #COVID19 #GlobalHealthEquity #PandemicAgreement

Advances in Learning Health System Sciences will feature a variety of engaging discussions. This includes a panel on the unique barriers, challenges and opportunities of implementing digital health in diverse settings. https://lnkd.in/gBFr64Pn

What is reciprocal innovation? A new article series in BMJ Global Health highlights examples, successes and challenges in the exchange of innovations between low/middle-income and high-income countries. Supported by Fogarty and NIH partners: https://lnkd.in/etPV2ewn MORE ABOUT THE SERIES The series of articles focuses on examples of innovation first developed in low- and middle-income countries (LMICs) and then applied to address similar health concerns in high-income countries (HICs). HIC settings have much to learn from health innovations in LMICs—a reality that has been obscured by a global health system and culture that has not historically viewed LMICs as originators of innovation. Although much of the research on transferring innovations described in this series was not co-developed, multidirectional and iterative, the authors seek to draw attention to the underappreciated fact that important and efficacious innovations are developed in LMICs, that their impact can be extended and adapted to address health challenges in HICs, and that the information exchanged through iterative research and learning cycles can benefit both LMIC and HIC partners. #GlobalHealth #ReciprocalInnovation

Honored to join fellow members at an advisory group meeting for the The Lancet Comission on Evidence-based Implementation in Global Health. Important and relevant recommendations covered: *Engaging stakeholders in planning and implementation to ensure relevance and garner support. *Customizing practices to align with cultural, social, and contextual factors to maximize impact. *Providing training and resources to facilitate effective implementation, empowering individuals with essential skills. *Lastly, regularly evaluating outcomes to refine interventions for optimal results and long-term success are the main elements for the success of evidence-based global health initiatives. #EvidenceBased #Implementation #HealthcareImpact #ContextAdaptation

Introducing the National Women’s Health Network Policy Advisory Committee! 🎉 These health experts will spearhead research and policies related to health care access, biomedical research, and bodily autonomy for the NWHN. Read more about these esteemed health professionals here: https://bit.ly/3IjYyEi

CoRE has published the latest CoRE Perspective piece to summarise the theme of "Regulating the Future of Health - Converging Products & Services Regulation for Access, Innovation & Sustainability”, focusing on the three pivotal areas of Regulating AI, Regulating Digital Health & Precision Medicine, and Regulating for Disease Prevention and Healthy Ageing. CoRE’s 10th Anniversary Conference to be held in October 2024 will adopt this theme and convene experts, thought leaders, policymakers, and stakeholders from around the world to engage in discussions concerning the evolving landscape of health regulation which will also drive key priorities for the Centre’s next phase where innovation thrives, access to healthcare is equitable, and public health is safeguarded through effective and holistic health regulation. Click on the link to find out more: https://t.ly/hIX-8