Hey public health & HPSR folks, please help spread the word for the 4th edition of the EPHP conference co-organised by IPH with IIM Bangalore, The George Institute, ICMR-NIIR, HSG, ITM Antwerp, & partners 👇🏾 Cc: India HPSR Fellowship

At Health Systems Global we share a statement in support of health in Palestine, including the commitments we intend to make – read more: healthsystemsglobal.org/news/health-sy… #HSG #Palestine #Healthcare

2024 #JakesGerwel Award

Today HERU|KEMRI-WT KEMRI-Wellcome Trust celebrates one year since the inception of the Africa Health Economics Study Group #AFHESG. We have run 12 monthly workshops over the past year, training >2000 people, across >40 countries in Africa and beyond!

We are so excited to have Mumta Hargovan, Leslie London & Marsha Orgill (University of Cape Town) author our latest blog on 'The Politics of Crisis, Alcohol and Policy Formulation'. They ask what changed during #COVID and as a result, what are the practical implications? Catch up👉🏽 bit.ly/3WoheJO

The full text article is here: tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10… with special thanks to my supervisors Trisha Greenhalgh Christopher Butler Sarah Tonkin-Crine and Rodney Ehrlich & research participants.

We are rapidly approaching tipping points, and every 0.1°C of avoided warming reduces risk. Check out our new paper on tipping point risks and cascades, summarized here by Carbon Brief carbonbrief.org/every-0-1c-of-…

And here is the paper, providing even more evidence that a race-to-zero emissions is necessary if we are to have a chance of manageable outcomes for people across the world nature.com/articles/s4146…

Fantastic news! Am sure all are great but I know for certain. Sassy Molyneux is! She will lead a really important programme of work with care and deep thought. Look forward to hearing more! #hpsr Health Systems Global

This is a helpful summary on an important issue affecting many, many of us. We need new vision & policies. What ‘we’ can afford has to be about - and engage - all of us. Thanks Simon Bottery

This sounds like very vital work! Eleanor Whyle Marsha Orgill (University of Cape Town) Sudha Ramani

Congratulations! Professor Sassy Molyneux awarded five-year NIHR Global Health Research Professorship NIHR Global Health NDM Centre for Global Health Research tropicalmedicine.ox.ac.uk/news/professor…

It's #WBW2024 & we have put together articles to read to mark the week oxford.ly/3A4rsYf We also interviewed the brilliant Sakshi Jain & Robyn Bright on The Cost of Inaction Tool, helping inform nutrition policy and investment decisions. Listen now! bit.ly/4drxQXO

It’s nice to feel like I’m not alone shouting into the wind. Brilliant piece Ṣẹ̀yẹ Abímbọ́lá and Madhu Pai, MD, PhD 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

Celebrating the women who care, inspire, and empower! Today and every day, we honor the strength and resilience of all women. Happy Women's Day! #WomensDay #ChangesSomeonesStory

#solidarity Rochelle A. Burgess @thewrittenro.bsky.social Ṣẹ̀yẹ Abímbọ́lá Madhu Pai, MD, PhD

“It told us things already known” - power and knowledge. Thanks Sreeparna

Factors Influencing the Institutionalization of Health Technology Assessment: A Scoping Literature Review Rahab Mbau Anna Vassall Lucy Gilson tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10…

Fully agree Kui Muraya !

A paper to be read! #hpsr Marsha Orgill (University of Cape Town) Kui Muraya Kagwanja Eleanor Whyle Helen Schneider