Check out this blog post from Leslie Njingang who worked with us at Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health over the summer as an intern on our Long COVID project. The hidden threat in healthcare: How implicit bias-driven misdiagnosis affects Long Covid patients genderandcovid-19.org/editorial/the-…

A new paper explores the Quality-of-Care (QCN) Network, a global health network established to facilitate learning and improve quality of care for maternal and newborn health in LMICs. Researchers examine factors affecting QCN emergence in 4 countries: journals.plos.org/globalpubliche…

A new grant will enable researchers in International Health, in collaboration with the India Health Action Trust and University of Manitoba, to examine what factors make programmatic transition successful, equitable, and sustainable. publichealth.jhu.edu/2024/as-global…

New paper on race, gender and moral distress shed light on Canada's healthcare worker crisis and the inequities that perpetuate it. link.springer.com/article/10.118… Rosemary Morgan, PhD @sfu_fhs Gender and Public Health Emergencies Alice Mũthoni Mũrage

🌍📊 New report! Check our latest report as it examines the humanitarian-development nexus and its application to health interventions in #Mali🇲🇱 specifically family planning, reproductive health, and #maternal, #newborn, and child health. usaidmomentum.org/resource/the-h…

🌐 #Safety2024 is just around the corner! If you've been part of the Global Road Safety Leadership Course before, we’d love to reconnect with you in India. Don’t miss our special workshop with Global Road Safety Partnership for alumni and fellows! To register, email: [email protected].

In this paper by International Health faculty, students and colleagues, researchers found that both the policy environment and network features affected how quickly QCN was rolled out. The paper aims to guide others seeking to establish similar networks for other global health issues.

“Strategies for transition should be locally designed and be led by domestic partners that are closest to the community,” says Sara Bennett.

Today is World Humanitarian Day Please find The Lancet commentary by Kemish Kenneth - faculty JHU Humanitarian Health Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health & Commissioner CHH-Lancet Commission Lived experience such as Kemish has is invaluable as a professional and a humanitarian. thelancet.com/journals/lance…

Join us on Sept. 4, 2024 at 9 a.m. EDT for the 4th in a series of webinars focused on partnerships and stakeholder management in the National Public Health Institute setting. emory.zoom.us/webinar/regist…

New article alert 🚨 Read our collective call for gender equity in global health leadership. We call on policymakers and other health system actors to take urgent action to achieve equity in health leadership and we suggest some immediate actions to achieve this.

Last week launched the start of a new academic year. We're excited to welcome in our new International Health students in the MSPH in Health Systems, MHS in Global Health Economics, and PhD in Health Systems degree programs!

Happening next week: Building Effective Networks: Strategies for Partnership Mapping and Stakeholder Engagement in NPHIs. 9 a.m. EDT online. Register here: emory.zoom.us/webinar/regist…

🚨 Students/postdocs: AI Ethics and Governance Symposium at Johns Hopkins University Bloomberg Center on Oct 7 has travel grants! Amazing speakers! Very limited availability. Apply by Sept 10. docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAI… Spread the word. bioethics.jhu.edu/research-and-o… Johns Hopkins Engineering Johns Hopkins Berman Institute of Bioethics

Our first Health Systems Forum of the new academic year will be on climate change and humanitarianism. Join us on Sept. 16 at 12 pm EDT. We'll hear from Hugo Slim and International Health doctoral student and faculty. Co-hosted with JHU Humanitarian Health: jh.zoom.us/meeting/regist…

CHH is honored to lead this The Lancet Commission and have its director- Paul B. Spiegel chair it w 3 co-chairs Prof Karl Blanchet Ozge Karadag Chi-Chi Undie & a diverse and experienced group of Commissioners and NextGen scholars

Nothing like bringing our staff together in New Delhi for #Safety2024! JH-IIRU participated in impactful sessions on road safety in Latin America and India, sharing findings and exchanging ideas. And if you’re attending, stop by our booth and say hi. 💙

New paper! Gender-responsive monitoring and evaluation for health systems academic.oup.com/heapol/advance…

Our latest newsletter features a new report from JHU Humanitarian Health on the humanitarian-development-peace nexus, a Q&A w/ Lois Privor-Dumm celebrating her career in policy, advocacy, and vaccine delivery, and a warm welcome to our new #DigitalHealth team members: mailchi.mp/f2536c5eaa76/h…

Join us on Sept. 16 for the first Health Systems Forum of the academic year. Hugo Slim will present a new framework for humanitarian aid in the face of the climate change emergency, followed by panel reflections form International Health faculty & students. jh.zoom.us/meeting/regist…