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As we face increasingly turbulent times, it is crucial that our governance systems are prepared to uphold all citizens' right to health, in normal times and times of crisis! 💡To address this, we are currently investigating #RobustGovernance strategies during the #Covid19 pandemic. ⏰To find out more, join us at our upcoming webinars on April 30, running from 12:00 - 16:00 CEST: https://lnkd.in/gD2BpJ3R #WorldHealthDay #MyHealthMyRight

Washington's My Health, My Data Act is paving the way for compliance standards. This legislation emphasizes individual control over health data. Learn more here: https://ow.ly/TYIK50R69kK

The importance of Cause of Death data and statistics cannot be stressed enough. It constitutes essential information for public health policy. In that context, it was a real pleasure to present with esteemed colleagues Carine Alsokhn and Wendy L. on the process of documenting, processing, analyzing and presenting cause of death information to the Dutch Caribbean Public Health Network. The tools that #WHO makes available to member states as an end-to-end solution are simply brilliant. #ICD #MCCD #DORIS #ANACoD https://icd.who.int/doris https://icd.who.int/anacod https://icd.who.int/browse

One effective M&E tip for public health programs is to ensure that your indicators are SMART: Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Relevant, and Time-bound. This ensures clarity, accountability, and effectiveness in tracking progress and evaluating impact. Add some Tips in the comments 👇 #PublicHealth #MonitoringAndEvaluation #SMARTIndicators #HealthcareImpact #DataDrivenDecisions #PublicHealthPrograms #EvaluationExcellence #HealthOutcomes #DataAnalytics #HealthcareEvaluation

With the release of the most recent Unified Agenda on July 5, we take a look at a few regulations that stakeholders in the health care industry should take note of.

Dual practice presents a challenge for UHC and its associated outcomes, including access to health services, equity, efficiency, and quality of care. Ever wondered how countries can manage its implications? Check out our latest Clearing House brief to learn about the policy options for responding to this common health system challenge. https://lnkd.in/e66Bgnwe

Our health care system is facing a crisis! Hear from Dimitrios Alexiou and other health care leaders on how we can further protect our most vulnerable populations and the critical implications of Prop 35. Register today to attend: https://lnkd.in/ecd9Hi5 What are you most looking forward to at SOTB? Comment below! #CommunityVoices"

‘New legislation means the state of nature and the environment is something that many companies are going to have to start taking a lot more seriously. The important role the private sector plays in helping to support nature conservation and restoration cannot be underestimated. Ordnance Survey is currently using a 15 square kilometer site at Thorne and Hatfield Moors in South Yorkshire as a test case to develop a new system that can support companies’ carbon offsetting activities. It will do so using a detailed peat map of the site to act as a baseline for the long-term monitoring of peatland health. This baseline has been developed for Natural England, the government body that owns the Moors, using geospatial, aerial, satellite-based Earth observation, field and OS’s mapping data. The data includes information on different types of vegetation and their health as well as local water table levels. It will be used to analyse and monitor the Moor site’s condition and produce a detailed carbon model using OS VeriEarth monitoring and verification.’ #carbonoffsetting #geospatial #arielimagery #earthobservation #natureconservation #restoration #environmental

On April 30, our “Rebuilding Trustworthiness in Health Care” webinar will discuss the critical role trust plays in improving health care. Register: https://lnkd.in/eYGPWzAQ

‘Balancing Act: The Crucial Interplay of Public and Private Sectors in Health Care,’ delivered by Alison Beam, will explore the intricate web of health care in the United States and the critical relationship between the public and private sectors. The lecture, hosted by the Penn State Health Policy and Administration Department, is free and open to the public. Learn more: https://ow.ly/PVGN50QJgy0