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Celebrating Excellence in Healthcare Innovation: Oxford's Triumph at Prix Galien UK 2024! 🏆 We are excited to share that the University of Oxford has been awarded the prestigious Best Public Sector Innovation at the Prix Galien UK 2024 for their outstanding work on the PRINCIPLE and PANORAMIC Trials. This recognition underscores their unwavering dedication to advancing healthcare through innovative research. About the PRINCIPLE and PANORAMIC Trials: The PRINCIPLE and PANORAMIC Trials are groundbreaking initiatives to improve patient care and public health outcomes. These trials focused on identifying effective treatments for COVID-19 in the early stages of the pandemic and have been instrumental in shaping healthcare responses globally. This achievement is a testament to the University of Oxford's commitment to driving forward scientific research that profoundly impacts public health. Join us in celebrating this remarkable achievement and the University of Oxford's ongoing mission to improve healthcare outcomes for communities worldwide. #PrixGalien #UniversityOfOxford #HealthcareInnovation #PublicHealth #COVID19Research #ScientificExcellence

Join us tomorrow 15th February as we discuss the role of research and academia in development.

⚡ Event alert ⚡ Do you want to better prepare your students for the #digitaltransformation of the #healthcare system, but don't know how? Do you lack an overview of which core competencies are important? Would you like to know what other #publichealth programs in #Europe are doing? 🏆 Then come to our pre-conference, which I (Deutsche Gesellschaft für Public Health) am organizing together with my colleagues Rok Hrzic (The Association of Schools of Public Health in the European Region - ASPHER Digital Public Health Taskforce) and Dr Stefan Buttigieg MD MSPH MSc (EUPHA - European Public Health Association Digital Health Section) as part of this year's EPH Conference on 12 November 2024 from 9:00-12:30 in Lisbon. 💥 🗨 Our amazing 7 speakers Brian Li Han Wong, Mariusz Duplaga, Karen Leffondré, Teresa Magalhães, Dr. Joanna Albrecht, Patty Kostkova & Laura Hochstenbach will present their study programs, ranging from individual #DigitalPublicHealth #DigitalHealth modules to entire BA/MA programs or even doctoral programs from Germany, Poland, the UK, the Neverlands, France, and Portugal. 🎓 ✍ Supported by our experts, you will develop ideas to integrate digital public health content into existing modules of your public health courses or develop completely new ones. The pre-conference has been designed for public health educators of all experience levels, and no prior knowledge of #eHealth, #mHealth, #digitalHealth, or #DigitalPublicHealth is required. The registration fee is EUR 75. More information here: https://lnkd.in/dqXY36Bx ⚡ Come and join us on this quest to prepare the future public health workforce for the #DigitalTransformation of #health! ⚡

Over $14 million has been awarded to researchers with McMaster University’s Faculty of Health Sciences from the Canadian Institutes of Health Research | Instituts de recherche en santé du Canada (CIHR) Fall 2023 Project Grant competition. Nearly 40 Faculty of Health Sciences research teams have secured critical funding to advance our understanding of #health and #medicine. Funded projects seek to investigate solutions to a variety of issues, with focuses ranging from public health workforce planning to pneumonia treatment in emergency departments. The Project Grant program is designed to capture ideas with the greatest potential to advance health-related fundamental or applied knowledge, health #research, health care, health systems, and/or health #outcomes. List of projects awarded funding ➡: https://ow.ly/yhHu50QALxC

Attending the Master in Global Health requires high dedication and commitment, but it is definitely a rewarding experience. 💪 In these weeks, some of our former and current participants will share what being an MGH student is like.🎓 Read the full testimony here: https://lnkd.in/dUQaRkFS and register by 3/10/2024. Info: https://lnkd.in/d7fUEZbC #GlobalHealthIsAStateOfMind

🚨 New AMEE Guide Alert! 🚨 Have you read AMEE Guide No. 173: Essential Concepts for Effective Mixed Methods Research in the Health Professions on #MedicalTeacher? 📊 Gain insights into combining qualitative and quantitative research to drive innovation and improve outcomes in healthcare education. Perfect for Health Professional educators, researchers, and practitioners looking to elevate their research approach. How can mixed methods research enhance the way we approach challenges in Health Professions education and drive more impactful outcomes? 💡 Share your thoughts or experiences with integrating qualitative and quantitative research! ⬇️ Read more: https://ow.ly/oB4150Tz4UG #MixedMethods #HealthcareResearch #AMEE #MedEd #ResearchInnovation

As an institution focused on health sciences, we're committed to embedding Public and Patient Involvement (PPI) in our research and education. Learn more about our recent Research Knowledge Exchange event and the future of PPI at RCSI in this new piece: https://lnkd.in/eX29i7ne #PPI #PatientInvolvement Michelle Flood Niamh Dillon

The UWF BS in Health Sciences is the only program of its kind in the state to be recognized as a Notable Online Program, setting a new standard for excellence in healthcare education. For more information about our BS in Health Sciences, please visit https://uwf.edu/dhsa Here is a link to this exciting news article: https://lnkd.in/eMBh7Dzx #UKCOH #UKunduGood #HSA #HealthSciences #UWFHSA

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Excited to Share My Latest Publication! I am pleased to announce that my latest paper, “Dimensions of Hospital Resilience Emphasized During the COVID‐19 Pandemic Response: A Systematic Review,” has been published in the Journal of Health Science Reports. This study explores the key components of hospital resilience that received the most attention during the COVID-19 pandemic response period. By conducting a thorough review of existing literature and then implementing a text-mining phase, we were able to identify key dimensions contributing to hospitals' ability to adapt and sustain essential services during this unprecedented global crisis. As the corresponding author for this paper, I am incredibly grateful to my colleagues Golrokh Atighechian- Ph.D. and Mohammad Sattari, for their collaborations during the three years of this research journey, as well as to Griffith University for the publication support. Together, we contribute to building more resilient healthcare systems for the future. 🔗 [https://lnkd.in/gAPJr_F9] #healthcare #hospitalresilience #COVID19 #systematicreview #research #publichealth #healthcaremanagement