Season’s Greetings from the MPP Association! 🎄✨ As we approach the end of 2024, we would like to take a moment to thank all our members, partners, and collaborators for their continued support and engagement throughout the year. At the MPP Association, we remain committed to advancing the development and regulation of combined health technologies by: 🔹 Contributing to surveys and public consultations to identify key challenges and propose actionable recommendations. 🔹 Organizing expert events to deliver in-depth insights on the latest advancements in health technologies. 🔹 Hosting our flagship conference, bringing together industry leaders, experts, and innovators to share knowledge, showcase products, and foster valuable connections. We look forward to another year of collaboration, progress, and innovation. Wishing you a festive holiday and a Happy New Year filled with health, happiness, and success! 🎉 Let’s continue to drive impactful change in 2025!
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Today our Co-Founder and CEO Rita Gil Mata, PhD. gave a 2h online training for 150 researchers and health professionals that are preparing proposals for the EU4Health Program! 💪 Do you need support for your applications to this program? Do you want a tailored training session to give your staff skills to prepare a successful application? ✏️ Get in touch! 📩 hello@fscience.eu #EU4HEALTH #FUNDamentallySCIENCE #SupportingExcellentScienceGettingFunding
EU Funding Advisor ✦ Experienced Trainer in Grant Writing ✦ Expert in Responsible Research & Innovation
Thanks everyone for your participation! 🙏 Today I've had the pleasure to share insights and provide actionable steps for 150 researchers and health professionals that want to embark in the EU4HEALTH journey. 🚀 Thank you Chaperone and Secretaria-Geral do Ministério da Saúde for inviting me! I hope this session has empowered you to pursue your innovative health projects. Good luck with your applications! 🍀💡
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Programme Lead ERRAZE@WUR - Early Recognition and Rapid Action in Zoonotic Emergencies, Wageningen University and Research
📢 Calling all Global One Health experts. At last week's symposium Paradigm Shifts for Global One Health in #Wageningen we started an online resource to bring together #OneHealth researchers and practioners from around the world. 💡 🌏 This worldwide map makes it easy to find GOH practitioners to collaborate with. You can add your location including your areas of expertise and a paper or other knowledge products of your choice (e.g. a poster or video). You are free to add your email if you are okay with people contacting you for questions and invitations for collaboration. 🗺 This map is intended to facilitate future collaborations and knowledge exchange. Tip: create a profile before entering your information, to make future editing possible 😉 We're getting a nice cover already, but we need pins in a couple more countries! Australia, the US, South America, ... get in the ring! https://lnkd.in/eQn_6bXN JP Villanueva-Cabezas - Renata Muylaert - Jodie McVernon - Richard Pereira - Annabelle Daburon - Vinsy Szeto - Carmen Bullon - Carlos Gonçalo Das Neves - PREZODE - ONE HEALTH COMMISSION - Wim van der Poel - Jackline Owili - Michou Weimar - Reina Sikkema - Harro Maat
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Founder of GeneralPractice.AI | General Practitioner | NHS Clinical Entrepreneur | Director of Gatherer Systems
Today, I had the privilege of attending the WellFounded Health Summit - Leaders in Health 2024, and I’m still processing the wealth of knowledge, innovation, and inspiration it delivered. This summit showcased the brightest minds and boldest ideas shaping the future of health and prevention. One of the most remarkable aspects was the diversity of people and perspectives represented. Leaders from science, medicine, technology, industry, media, investment, and even creative arts came together, each bringing unique insights. This melting pot of expertise created a palpable spirit of collaboration. Key takeaways for me included: 👉 Prevention as a priority: By focusing on prevention, we can add not just years to life but quality to those years. 👉 Movement is medicine: Harnessing the power of movement to improve both mental and physical health is a game-changer. 👉 Investment in prevention pays off: Prioritising health innovation does not only provide ROI for investors but also a sustainable path for communities and health services. 👉 The rise of GLP-1 therapies: These treatments are becoming a prominent part of conversations about tackling major health challenges. I want to extend my deep gratitude to the Dr Jack Kreindler and the organisers for curating such a phenomenal experience. The effort, passion, and attention to detail were evident in every aspect of the event. It was fantastic to meet in person so many healthcare innovators: Dr Tom Gedman Dr Emma Presern Dr Linda Mizun to name a few. #HealthInnovation #Longevity #Prevention #WellFounded
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The #NavigatingHealth Network brings together experts and innovators to create impactful solutions that enable better navigation through healthcare systems. How can you contribute to improving #Healthcare journeys? #PatientCenteredCare #HealthcareInnovation #NavigatingHealth
interested in patient-centred impact? What started out as a local project in 2021 focused on systems change to improve navigating health care for individuals has expanded over 4 years. As we head into 2025 we'd love you to get involved whether you're an individual or investor - or both! We can't do it alone ... and this affects everyone. with thanks to WEST MELBOURNE STUDIOS with Heather Renton Kirstie Edwards Geraldine McDonald Rose Capp Lena Sanci Assoc Professor Ralph Hampson Linny Kimly Phuong Patrick Finlayson Nossal Institute for Global Health, University of Melbourne https://lnkd.in/gNm-rsjY
NavigatingHealth - why this matters
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🌍 As we approach World Health Day on April 7th, we're reminded that health is not just a privilege but a fundamental right. This year, the theme "My Health, My Right" resonates deeply with our mission and values. GVS firmly believes in the power of research to drive positive change in health outcomes. Our commitment to social and market research extends to the realm of health, where we strive to understand the needs, challenges, and aspirations of individuals worldwide. In commemorating World Health Day, let's reflect on the importance of access to quality healthcare, preventive measures, and equitable health outcomes for all. It's not just about acknowledging the right to health but actively working towards making it a reality. Through our research endeavors, we aim to contribute valuable insights to inform policies, programs, and initiatives that promote health equity and well-being. From understanding community perceptions to evaluating healthcare interventions, every study brings us closer to a healthier, more inclusive world. If you're passionate about health and want to conduct studies related to health, we're here for you. To our fellow researchers and organizations committed to evidence-based practices, let's join hands in advocating for "My Health, My Right." Together, we can empower individuals to prioritize their health and work towards a healthier future. Join us in championing the cause of health as a human right. Let's amplify our voices, advocate for change, and empower individuals to take charge of their health journey. Together, let's make "My Health, My Right" more than just a theme—it's a collective commitment to a brighter, healthier future for all. IQVIA,@ HIMSS Global Health Conference & Exhibition Howard Hughes Medical Institute,Wellcome Trust: ,Medical Research Council ,The World Bank , Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Kenya Medical Research Institute (KEMRI), we are ready to collaborate with you and to initiate impactful research projects that address pressing health issues and advance the global health agenda. #WorldHealthDay #HealthForAll #MyHealthMyRight #ResearchForChange
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🌏Getting ready to attend #WHSMelbourne2034 on-site? The #globalhealth event focused on "Shaping the future of health across Asia and the Pacific" kicks off tomorrow, April 22. 💡Here are three tips to make the most of your experience: 1️⃣ Familiarize yourself with the program and speakers. Which topics are you most interested in? What do you want to learn more about? Have a look at the program schedule and plan your day ahead. 2️⃣ Make time to talk to other #globalhealth changemakers. Whether you say hello to your neighbor or meet some new people over the coffee breaks, use the opportunity to expand your network and knowledge. 3️⃣ Download the conference app to access program and speakers on your phone, to receive live on-site notifications, customize your schedule and take notes. All info is available in your delegate information email. Looking forward to the engaging discussions and new insights. Find all info at https://lnkd.in/gSFSw8cj Monash Public Health and Preventive Medicine Monash Medicine, Nursing and Health Sciences Monash University
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Senior Research Scientist, Study Director at Prevention Research Center of Pacific Institute for Research and Evaluation
check out this special issue on #CDOH, including terrific article by Indigenous scholars led Raglan Maddox on Resisting industry narratives: guidance to avoid tobacco and nicotine industry framing https://lnkd.in/gmZTCJeA
Professor of Public Health at Deakin University and Editor-in-Chief at Health Promotion International
We are delighted to launch our Special Issue on the Commercial Determinants of Health at Health Promotion International! You can read the Editorial for the special issue here: https://lnkd.in/g-yh8QGE The growing collaboration, activity and global focus on the CDoH holds great promise. As the contributions in this special issue show, new scholarship is emerging and novel ideas and ways of thinking are being generated—particularly from our graduate students, early career researchers and new interdisciplinary global partnerships. With this growing momentum, it is important to reflect on the values that unify us, the challenges that we face and how we overcome these. What is the future that we envisage for the CDoH field, and what role does this play in improving health and wellbeing for all? We hope you enjoy the 19 papers that have been released today... and the forthcoming papers that will be released into the special issue in the next few weeks. Thank you so much to our incredible team at HPI and everyone who contributed to this special issue. You can read the first papers here: https://lnkd.in/gEPXUbgA Ilona Kickbusch Orkan Okan Marita Hennessy Kate Frazer Joel M Francis Becky Freeman Cervantée Wild Shane Kavanagh Kevin Dadaczynski Simone McCarthy Hannah Pitt Grace Arnot Mike Daube
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Proponent of dual control and fluidity in governance and finance, public and personal health, and education
Timely comments on #siliconvalley shortcomings by Roger McNamee underscoring the importance of the 2020 Program for Global Health for Poland (2020globalhealth.com) and for the world. Dr.Miroslaw Manicki radca prawny Michał Modro #globalhealth #healthit
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Sweden has a newly updated life science strategy and we need to stay focused on driving our ability to fully harvest, utilize and share health data. We only invest 3% in prevention and health data can be a key driver towards more effective programs to improve health outcomes and prevent chronical dieases and their comorbidities
Jakob Forssmed, Minister for Social Affairs and Public Health at EY with the ‘meet the leaders’ program by AmCham Sweden - American Chamber of Commerce in Sweden. With a genuine talk and incredibly generous Q&A session, Jakob set the tone on the need to create a better tomorrow and improve our ability to stay healthy and resilient. Loneliness and social isolation create a lot of bodily stress and excess spending in healthcare; people who are connected with other people fare better. Togetherness, driving and participating in social connections were key messages. Sweden also has a newly updated life science strategy and we need to stay focused on driving our ability to fully harvest, utilize and share health data. We only invest 3% in prevention and perhaps data can be a key to drive more effective programs to improve health outcomes. As always, fully packed in our cozy Client Lounge and plenty of time to network with people from the ecosystem of Health, Life Science and AmCham community. Thank you Peter Dahlen, Olivia Rönnlöv and team AmCham for great collaboration.
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Human Rights and SRHR Advocate / Protection from GBV and SEAH / Child Protection / Support Local Government Planning and Coordination
Today is actually my first time to witness the Department of Health - Bureau of International Health Cooperation’s International Health Partners’ Forum. From what I understood from the forum, it’s a quarterly activity led by the Secretary of Health, to meet and discuss with ODA partners and other INGOs, discuss priorities and strategies of the health sector and how partners can effectively support it. What I learned are - it’s amusing how sometimes so many individuals and institutions are working on the same desired results and goals, but can remain unaware of the bigger picture, of how others are also doing the same things for the same desire. It’s also interesting how “multi sectoral” and “collaboration” still seems a difficult endeavor to achieve these days. Definitely, this experience today is new to me. And yeah, its also my first time to interact with other people in the Bureau outside the sphere of the CCM Secretariat. Realization on that - “peopleing” is tiring. But it’s also good to step out of my hole in the office and see other living things, aside from the plant on my table.
