World Federation of Hemophilia / Fédération mondiale de l'hémophilie’s Post

📢 Dive into the publishing of Haemophilia—the WFH's official journal! Join us on April 21, 17:20-18:15 for the #WFHCongress2024 publishing workshop. Learn how to tackle hurdles like peer reviews and standards, share your research effectively and contribute to the global #hemophilia community. More: https://bit.ly/3OQY38i

My first paper as an editor in Frontier in oral health has been published! Special thanks to the reviewers Karen Ng, Annie Wai Yeeng Chai, and Pam Hershberger for their valuable help in reviewing the paper. Congratulations to the team! 📝🎉 #PublishedPaper #OralHealth #EditorialWork

In the words of Ben Locke, if you are: 💡 exploring the idea of peer support 💪 keen on scaling digital mental health services to support the demand/supply challenging OR 📖 interested in research and how we understand the mechanisms of effect that digital mental health services have Join us on February 13th at 1 pm EST for a panel discussion with Active Minds, Inc., Lyssn, and Togetherall, where we'll share insights from Lyssn's analysis of our peer support community. REGISTER NOW: https://bit.ly/3S4RO2C #digitalmentalhealth #peertopeersupport #peertopeer #research #impact #outcomes #prevention #populationhealth #highereducationleadership #highereducation #studentmentalhealth #scale #mentalhealthmatters

TIME100 Health is a new annual list of 100 individuals who most influenced global health this year. The list recognizes the impact, innovation, and achievement of the world’s most influential individuals in health. Being a TIME100 Health honoree is hard to take in! It’s an honor that would have been hard to even picture just a few years ago. I owe a great deal to our tenacious, brilliant community, who taught me how to look after myself when no one else could– and to #MEAction, which has been my home. When I speak online, in the news, and in a research group, I’m not just conveying my opinions, attitudes and ideas, but listening to the words of the community and doing my best to ensure we are all heard. To pharma, to medical schools, to government bodies and officials, to research funders: this is a great time to make strides in diagnosis, treatment, and medical education-- for medical providers and for students! Infection-associated chronic illnesses are more important than ever. https://lnkd.in/gRA-JBAH See my profile here: https://lnkd.in/g7xmJ-5f

Check out our new article published in the Journal of Interprofessional care 📑 😷 . Within this article, we utilize a thematic analysis approach to examine the day-to-day experiences of social workers engaged within interprofessional healthcare teams. Specifically, we analyzed: 1. How social workers' self-perceptions of their role influence their operation within interprofessional teams. 2. The varying roles of social workers on interprofessional teams. 3. How medical workflows, operations, and norms influence social work roles. 4. Communication dynamics among interprofessional team members. Special thanks to Drs. Leslie Johnson, Terri L., and Tiffany Washington for their mentorship and contributions. Check out the article here (message me if you are unable to view the full-text version: https://lnkd.in/ePY5GmN6

Patient-centric #communication is essential for empowering individuals to make informed decisions about their #health, understand treatment options, and adhere to medical guidelines. By tailoring #content to resonate with specific cultural and linguistic nuances, we contribute to building trust, enhancing #patientengagement, and ultimately improving #healthliteracy. Our services play a crucial part in ensuring that medical information is accessible and comprehensible to diverse patient populations. Learn more at: https://hubs.ly/Q02qWh130

Do you write health information? You might want to check that you're using inclusive language. I love this poster from Patient Information Forum (PIF) - it really gets you thinking about the words you use and the importance of testing your work with a real audience before you publish it. This provides crucial feedback to make sure you're as inclusive as possible. What do you do to make your health information more inclusive? #MedicalWriting #HealthWriting #HealthInformation

👏 It’s #PeerReviewWeek! This is a worldwide event celebrating the essential role of peer review in scholarly communications. 👏 Thank you to the dedicated peer reviewers who help ensure the scientific quality of our journal, PATIENT SAFETY. We couldn’t do it without you! Learn more about this year's theme, "Innovation and Technology," through videos, blog posts, interviews, resources, and more from participating journals and organizations at https://lnkd.in/exP6rgjD

If you're creating health communications for patients or the public, check out this presentation through IHA's Health Literacy Solutions Center on Plain Language. Make sure your message is understood by the people you're trying to reach! #plainlanguage #healthliteracy

Health Communicators: How can you ensure your communications meet the needs of your audience? Check out this encore presentation of “Plain Language: A Tool for Communicating Effectively with Patients, Partners, and Colleagues” - Available now! Melanie Sampson @sarahglazer https://bit.ly/3O0xa1h #plainlanguage #healthliteracy