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The 17th module of the LMHS - Leadership & Management of Health Services ( School of Medicine) was held 💪 💪 💪 Selected chapters of public health, policy and management of health systems were covered, under the guidance of professor Ranko Stevanović, MD. Ph.D. This penultimate study module was completed with a detailed analysis of the participants' mutual evaluation, comparing the sociological expectations and assessments at the beginning of the study with the feedback now, after one year. #lmhs #menadžment #zdravstvo #MEFZg #medicinskifakultet

Regulatory impact analysis (RIA) guidelines in over 30 countries require some kind of distributional analysis even for individual regulations. Distributional analysis to account for inequality across an array of categories is now required in the United States under the new revisions to the RIA guidelines. Yet no good methodology exists that can be applied at the level of individual regulations. Distributional analysis in ex ante RIA in essence tries to look at the macro effects of micro interventions. Basically, since no practical methodology exists to assess final distribution of costs and benefits of micro interventions, regulators in every country are faking the analysis today. Some interesting examples provide some channels for further work. Canada carries out a kind of a suitability analysis looking at the effect of the preferred option on vulnerable groups such as the elderly and the disabled and that has proven to be useful such as in the case of regulating plastic straws. I very much hope that the work of the Society for Benefit-Cost analysis can contribute to the emergence of a practical and policy relevant methodology that can be included in ex ante regulatory analysis.

Public health leadership includes a strong commitment to the community and the values for which it stands. A community perspective requires a systems thinking and complexity orientation. Community refers not only to the local community in which a person works but also to the larger global community that can affect the health of the public over time. — Rowitz, Louis (2017). Essentials of Leadership in Public Health

Have you checked out 'Building Strategic Skills for Better Health' which our center's Associate Director Christina Welter contributed to? The book primes public health professionals to develop nine essential strategic skills, among them systems and strategic thinking, effective communication, and policy engagement. Learn more about the book and read the introduction here: https://bitly.ws/34Isw

Great sentence from a chapter I am reading. "Government is responsible for striving to achieve a balance between the two great concerns in the American public philosophy: individual liberty and free enterprise on the one hand, just and equitable action for the good of the community on the other." The book is the 'The Future of Public Health' by the Institute of Medicine

This #FellowsFriday, Amir Afkhami, MD, Ph.D., DFAPA (RWJF HPF 2013-14) discusses the importance of the fellowship to his professional development and how he used it to drive change beyond his fellowship year. Learn more about the RWJF Health Policy Fellows Program by visiting us at HealthPolicyFellows.org! #healthpolicy #healthpolicyfellows #healthcareleadership

Upgrading. Completed certification course on "The Foundation of Public Health Practice: The Public Health Approach"

Keyways to explore the world of Public Health Opportunities with SRM School of Public Health⚡ Applications on-board! Start filling out your applications today🔛 #SRMSPH #SRMIST #keyhighlights #applynow

Amazing Webinar series! #healthequity #healtheducation #CHES #CEU #publichealth #publichealtheducation #webinars #sophe #insophe

💡 ICYMI: The Policy Learning Collaborative, a new six-week training piloted by CCP, Johns Hopkins BSPH Department of Health Policy and Management and Baltimore City Health Department, is more than just "policy 101" for community members. “At the core of it, this is an approach to increasing community capacity to shape policy and advance health equity,” says CCP's August Summers, PhD, RD, CHES. "It’s a great example of purposeful investment in our own community and recognizing who is best positioned to design and advocate for solutions.” 👉 Read the full story: https://bit.ly/3Y8gtXA