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You can now register for the online participation of WHO Regional Office for Europe forum on commercial determinants of #NCDs on 12 June at 10.00 CET https://lnkd.in/gNhjjENS New WHO European report on Commercial Determinants of NCDs will be launched during this event and this report and the forum aim to: *raise awareness of the NCD burden in the WHO European Region and highlight industry’s contributions to this challenge; *highlight corporate interference strategies employed by commercial entities to impede NCD-related policies in the Region; *discuss the most effective approaches to engage policy-makers in the commercial determinants of NCDs *strategize on how to better shield the public health community from commercial interference.

Most causes of deaths in children could be prevented with effective treatment and interventions that are feasible for implementation. However, appropriate medicines to save and improve the lives of infants and children often do not exist, are unavailable, or are not quality assured. I have worked with colleagues from the Global Accelerator for Pediatric Formulations Network (GAP-f) on this advocacy brief. This is intended to mobilize efforts to advocate for quicker and sustained access to better medicines for children. This issue should be on the agenda of world leaders and forums such as the World Health Summit UNITE Parliamentarians Network for Global Health among other platforms. https://lnkd.in/eg88HK48

One of the challenges of explaining the value of the public health sector is that when it is most successful, the results are often unseen because something bad doesn't happen. The study below is an excellent example of an effort to quantify the impact of prevention. The COVID prevention efforts saved both lives and money - a lot of both. "Conclusions: The We Can Do This COVID-19 public education campaign saved more than 50,000 lives and prevented hundreds of thousands of hospitalizations and millions of COVID-19 cases, representing hundreds of billions of dollars in benefits in less than one year. Findings suggest that public education campaigns are a cost-effective approach to reducing COVID-19 morbidity and mortality. Am J Prev Med 2024;000(000):1?7." Benefit–Cost Analysis of the HHS COVID-19 Campaign: April 2021–March 2022 - American Journal of Preventive Medicine (ajpmonline.org)

Now during National Disease Literacy Month, Healthmap Solutions is raising awareness of the need to improve patients’ understanding of their conditions and treatments. Health literacy and comprehension are essential to achieving improved treatment adherence and better outcomes, which is why health education is a key component of Healthmap Solutions’ Kidney Population Health Management program. Thanks to the educational support our Care Navigation team provides, we are able to empower our patients to play active roles in their treatment. For more National Disease Literacy Month and “Improving Patient Outcomes Through Engagement,” follow the links below: https://hubs.li/Q02N87900 https://hubs.li/Q02N873q0

EuroSafe is proud to co-organize 2 workshops with EUPHA - European Public Health Association (EUPHA Injury section) during the upcoming #EPH2024 conference in Lisbon. ?? Wed 13th November, 9.00 a.m. “Child injuries monitoring and reporting: Challenges and technological developments” Aims to bring attention to #childInjury and discuss trends and inequalities of #InjuryBurden. During the workshop the #EU-IDB network will share data on #home and #leisure accidents among children and young people up to 19 years, based on 10-year analysis (2012-2021). ?? Wed 13th November, 3.50 p.m. “Road traffic injuries, disability burden and implications for compensation schemes in Europe” Aims to discuss the adverse and long-term effects of non-fatal injuries on functional, mental health, economic and societal outcomes. We need to better understand why some survivors need extensive time periods for full recovery after #RoadInjury. We start a discussion about risk factors of poor recovery following injury and the implications for #compensation schemes in Europe.?We expect to identify solutions for timely access to quality healthcare and rehabilitation. We encourage young researchers, community workers, policy makers, academics, and public health practitioners to register and join the discussions. https://ephconference.eu https://lnkd.in/deVEmuhC #injury #accidents #prevention #monitoring #reporting #safety #PublicHealth

"In this?Science?webinar, attendees will: Gain a deeper understanding of the unique challenges faced by individuals with rare diseases in accessing health care worldwide Learn about successful advocacy initiatives and strategies employed to overcome barriers to health care access for rare disease patients Acquire insights into the role of policy reform and innovative solutions in improving health care access for individuals with rare diseases." - https://lnkd.in/e6gCk86X - #raredisease -@AAAS

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Read the latest edition of Public Health Reports including a review of Public Health Reports’ COVID-19 articles and submissions, an evaluation of a standardized, laboratory result-based Hepatitis C care model developed by the CDC, a case study of a systemwide pre-exposure prophylaxis initiation program led by the Rhode Island Department of Corrections, and research about reducing disparities in chronic conditions and vulnerability to poor health outcomes from climate-related hazards through community-led gathering spaces. More here: https://bit.ly/3ExBfpK A new Public Health Reports journal article discusses how a standardized, laboratory result–based Hepatitis C care model can help public health jurisdictions track progress toward elimination, across jurisdictions and at a national level, while identifying disparities in access to testing and treatment. Read it here: https://bit.ly/3u4fgUK A new Public Health Reports journal article describes how community-led gatherings, spaces, and hubs can be used to improve social determinants of health such as housing, food security, and health care access. Research suggests these spaces can provide health benefits that reduce COVID-19–related risks and climate-related risks. More here: https://bit.ly/48DmBJU

Using implementation science to address quadruple burden of disease in SA The Division of Public Health at the University of the Free together with the Central University for Technology, held a successful workshop (first phase) for their project: Capacity building for the use of implementation science in various typologies in low- and middle-income countries for the prevention and/or management of the quadruple burden of disease. According to the National Institute for Health as well as the World Health Organization, implementation science supports innovative approaches to identifying, understanding, and overcoming barriers to the adoption, adaptation, integration, scale-up and sustainability of evidence-based interventions, tools, policies, and guidelines. Implementation research therefore pertains to gathering and analysing implementation evidence of effectiveness that determines if the intervention works in real-world circumstances. Read more: https://ufsweb.co/3UEv9uU The complete proceedings of the first two days of the workshop, hosted by the UFS, can be viewed here: https://lnkd.in/diAAZjiY?

This is the new normal, when to test and the frequency. In a highly immune adult population, median SARS-CoV-2 viral loads reached the peak around the fourth day of symptoms. #worldhealth #publichealth #globalhealth #covid19 #longcovid #sarscov2 #antiaging #aging #regenerativemedicine #medicine #clinicalresearch #health #wellness https://lnkd.in/guS6WSAJ