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Time again for my annual thread of mine and my colleagues' work @SFC_India on air quality. As we descend yet again into nuance-free discourse, shouting matches, and "expert" analysis, here's some sober reading that's hopefully helpful (1/n)
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Sharing two fresh papers on #actor influences on #healthpolicy. Here, we present a novel approach for analysing health agendas.
Making it a🧵 of my 4 published works on 'actors' in health policy.
#hpsr #actors #policy #healthsystems
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Out today our long awaited scoping review @SSPHplus
We present a #typology on #aspects and #conceptualisation of #governance and #decisionmaking during #Covid_19 for #pandemic preparedness
ssph-journal.org/articles/10…
Do read and share widely
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Effective approaches to high-quality health services at the mass level require bold policy shifts in LMICs. With rapid migration, ageing, digitisation, etc., user expectations must be central to policy efforts. Our take:
@choudhryvikas1 @FaruquiNeha
- go.shr.lc/42QEYsQ
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Trying to lodge financial fraud complaint 1930 cybercrime number does not work. The website cybercrime.gov.in is also not working. @dcsimdega @simdegapolice. Victim of vishing.
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Our recent paper presents an overarching analysis of the emergence of NRHM's #communitization framework using Kingdon's Multiple Streams Framework. It is derived from the 2 Witness Seminars we had conducted in 2021.
tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.…
#healthequity #CommunityEngagement
Continuing conversation post #COP28 on climate and health. Join to explore and understand opportunities and challenges relating to climate and health policy particularly fossil fuels in Indian context
Monday, January 29, 2024, at 4 PM IST on Zoom: lnkd.in/gbBv2qJa
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Join us today for our inaugural consultation on Health Taxes, with a focus on Fossil Fuels. The event aims to enhance the dialogue on climate and health policy.
Monday, January 29, 2024, at 4 PM IST on Zoom: lnkd.in/gbBv2qJa
@Lucy_Gilson @TMirzoev @UpendraBhojani
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Excited to share our commentary on how coloniality, elitism and intersectionality are important to understand biomedical dominance, and to examine the relationships of global-local funding. @veena_sriram @sharmi_shtha
@frayashti
ijhpm.com/article_4425.html – at Gurgaon, India
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Dear @airvistara, if you’ve allowed passengers to request for wheelchair assistance, better be able to coordinate with the airport authorities and make sure you provide that service. Otherwise it’s just fraud and deficient service
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Had the most horrifying & harrowing flight experiences yesterday at the @DelhiAirport. My mom and grandmother were travelling from New Delhi to Bangalore on a @airvistara UK-813 flight. 1/n @kempintairprtps @Pib_MoCA @JM_Scindia @AAI_Official @airsewa_MoCA
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📢 Call for Applications for South Asia and South-East Asia Pacific Region
PHM is organising a short course on Action for Equitable Health Systems in Thailand in December. If you are a young health activist from the region, do apply! #Health4All
bit.ly/3g1ttuf
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Is the paper you need stuck behind a paywall?
Five websites every researcher should know to access any research paper for free
@AcademicChatter
@OpenAcademics
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✨ MASCULINITIES AND HEALTH: RELATIONAL AND INTERSECTIONAL PERSPECTIVES ✨
Commissioner Gary Barker will be joined by speakers @DrDMGriffith, Marcos Nascimento and @SarahJSternberg!
🗓️ Wednesday, July 27, 12-1 PM UTC
📝 Register: go.unu.edu/WRDdd
#LancetGender
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Join an excellent line-up of panelists tomorrow to discuss recent @WHO initiatives on #HRH and strategise on how we can leverage these policies to further health worker rights in our countries
Details: phmovement.org/international…
Zoom link: us06web.zoom.us/j/8845429650… #StruggleForHealth
ALT webinar on “Human Resources for Health: Recent WHO Initiatives-From Global to Local”-16 July (Sat), 1PM UTC. Moderator : Lauren Paremoer, PHM Guest presentation: Giorgio Cometto, WHO PHM Presentations Leonardo Mattos, PHM Remco van de Pas,PHM, Institute of Tropical Medicine, Antwerp, Belgium Country perspectives Lucía C Lobos, Chile Amanda Banda Malawi Maristela P Abenjoar, Philippines Manuj C Weerasinghe, Sri Lanka Closing: Baba Aye- Public Services International Date: Saturday, 16 July | Time: 1 PM UTC Zoom id: 88454296506 Interpretation available in Spanish
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A super team here engaging with the practical "hows" of working with intangibles in #healthsystems @arpana_kullu @Ra_Parashar @rakhalgaitonde @deepikasaluja13 @Amita_Pitre @sanjidaarora @snjvkumar386 @dr_vijayashree @rakhalgaitonde and more.
health-policy-systems.biomed…
An initial exploration of a critical aspect of institutional change/ strengthening, great set of co-authors led by @SudhaRamani6.
@sumeghaasthana @paimadhu @epigiri @seyeabimbola
@prashanthns @schneider_helen @Lucy_Gilson @UCGHR @jebujohn @tarunb20
health-policy-systems.biomed…
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“Healthcare workers are only human. We experience the same COVID-19-related fear and anxiety as anyone else." Blog post examines the impact of COVID-19 on health care workers and presents 5 key lessons gathered from @ReBUILDRPC's work in the field.
rebuildconsortium.com/solida…
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Tribal Women Matilda Kullu has been an ASHA worker for 15 years. During the pandemic, she became the Covid Warrior for the 964 people of Gargadbahal village, in Baragaon tehsil of Odisha’s Sundargarh district. Here's her story By @NaandikaT
forbesindia.com/article/wpow…