For many years, The Union has pioneered capacity building in operational research. Now we have developed the second edition of our comprehensive operational research guide. In its 15 chapters the guide particularly aims to build the skills of researchers in public health programmes. Learn more: https://lnkd.in/ejRiu26f
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Director, Training and Education Department at International Union Against Tuberculosis and Lung Disease (The Union)
There is an updated Union guide on how to develop operational research. The Union supports researchers in low and middle income countries working in public health programmes by building their skills on operational research. #EndTB
For many years, The Union has pioneered capacity building in operational research. Now we have developed the second edition of our comprehensive operational research guide. In its 15 chapters the guide particularly aims to build the skills of researchers in public health programmes. Learn more: https://lnkd.in/ejRiu26f
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We had two online orientation sessions with our young student researchers, and now the online public health research classes are fully on their way! 🚀 During the introductory sessions, we had guests who talked on the following topics: (Fully in Bengali) 1. Scopes of public health 2. Why learn public health? 3. Public health studies 4. Public health programs 5. Public health research The meeting recordings can be found at this link: (Fully in Bengali) https://lnkd.in/dNt8NjtP #CastlingResearch #YoungResearchers #StudentResearchers
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Texila International Journal of Public Health invites submissions for Volume 12, Issue 2. Share your research and insights on public health topics. Submission deadline: April 29th, 2024. Publication date: June 28th, 2024. Don't miss this opportunity to contribute to the advancement of public health knowledge! Submit your manuscripts today! #TexilaJournal #EJournal #ejournal #Texilaejournal #CallForPapers #PublicHealth #ResearchOpportunity #AcademicPublishing #TexilaJournal #SubmitNow
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Public Health Faculty at Harvard | Gender Studies at Wellesley | Historical Perspective | SM PhD FRSPH
How can historical perspective enrich the work of public health professionals? Excited to be launching a brand new course next week at the Harvard TH Chan School of Public Health built on a century of thought about this question and the work of many with deep convictions that it can. *Re-Imagining Public Health: Historical Perspectives on Enduring Issues* Ideas and experiences to share? Interested to learn more? Let’s talk!
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Read our latest blog post from our partners at the University of Illinois Chicago (UIC) School of Public Health! "The Public Health Leadership Institute for System Change: Pilot Approach to Address Complex Problems": https://lnkd.in/gfUfvqAJ #PublicHealth #SystemsChange
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Check out today’s featured #OA paper, “Fuzzy SVM With Mahalanobis Distance for Situational Awareness-Based Recognition of Public Health Emergencies” published in the International Journal of Fuzzy System Applications (IJFSA). In this manuscript, a novel framework is proposed to identify and classify event-specific information, aiming to comprehend concepts, characteristics, and classifications associated with situational awareness in social media emergencies. Access the full paper here > https://buff.ly/3UtL3ZA
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Recently published - Organisational Conditions for Boundary Spanning in Public Health, by Charlotte Kiland, Tor Ivar Karlsen UiA, and Gro Kvåle. In this study, the authors examine how organisational conditions impact boundary spanning in public health to handle complex tasks. Analyzing data from a survey of Norwegian public health coordinators, the research emphasizes the importance of "boundary spanning by architecture" in tackling tasks like local government health overviews. Varying degrees of boundary spanning impact the successful completion of intricate transboundary tasks in public health. Fulltext is available: https://lnkd.in/de9_xCHK
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In his latest #FPHPresidentBlog, Professor Kevin Fenton CBE FFPH FRCP PhD reflected on the main challenges and opportunities facing public health in 2024, outlining the work that the Faculty is doing to support our members and promote our profession during the year ahead. Read the blog ➡️ https://lnkd.in/dEkUBMSh
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Senior professor at Karolinska Institutet
3wYes, operational research improves health care services. Only when done locally. There are something that can be generalisable within a district or province. But major part of operations of healthcare is local context based. This part can not be generalised. Research done by universities or institutions far away from context fail to provide any actionable policies. Thus local institutions are best to implement such research.