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Epi

From Hantavirus to Health Coverage: This Week’s Public Health Watch

What We Know About the Hantavirus Scare as of June 1 The cruise ship MV Hondius has became the center of a hantavirus outbreak, shining a spotlight on this less-known but potentially lethal virus. The situation unfolded starting with the death of a 70-year-old Dutch passenger who exhibited symptoms shortly after leaving Ushuaia, Argentina. Since […]

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Society

Qatar’s Public Health Transformation

Qatar is undergoing a public-health transformation—one shaped by rapid demographic growth, shifting disease patterns, generational investments in research, and a commitment to innovation across its health system. Four new publications provide the clearest picture yet of where Qatar stands today and where its public-health strategy is headed next. Across these studies, a consistent story emerges: […]

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Implementation

17 Years: Why Communities Still Struggle to Put Research into Action

Across the U.S., health departments spend millions training providers, distributing toolkits, and launching new prevention programs. Yet, years later, adoption often lags. For example, clinics may struggle to integrate smoking cessation interventions despite robust evidence that they save lives. Why? Because programs don’t just need to work in theory—they must be delivered efficiently, affordably, and […]

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A conversation with Amanda Haboush-Deloye

How can we ensure that public health efforts truly reach the communities most in need, especially in times of crisis? Dr. Amanda Haboush-Deloye, Executive Director of the Nevada Institute for Children’s Research & Policy and Associate Professor at UNLV, has spent her career asking (and answering) this question. With a deep commitment to culturally competent […]

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Health equity

New Research Reveals 4 Ways to Build Equity Into Implementation

“What good is a breakthrough if it never reaches the people who need it most?” It’s a question that haunts public health—especially for communities facing the steepest health inequities. Even when researchers develop life-saving interventions, translating those findings into real-world impact in underserved settings often gets stuck in a maze of misaligned priorities, confusing frameworks, […]

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Collaboration

Organizational Culture and Climate: A Key to Behavioral Health Success

In the ever-evolving world of healthcare, one thing remains constant: the critical role of organizations in delivering effective services. Whether we’re talking about mental health clinics, rehabilitation centers, or community health programs, the environment in which services are provided can significantly impact their success. But what exactly influences an organization’s effectiveness in implementing evidence-based practices […]

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Interview

A conversation with Julia Moore

In this insightful interview, we sit down with Dr. Julia E. Moore, the Executive Director of The Center for Implementation. Dr. Moore, a renowned implementation scientist with a PhD from Penn State in Human Development, has worked on over 100 implementation projects. She is internationally recognized for her ability to translate complex implementation science concepts […]

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AI

Will AI Revolutionize Healthcare?

Imagine a world where doctors can access the latest research instantly, avoid human errors, and offer more personalized care to each patient. Thanks to the revolutionary integration of artificial intelligence (AI), this isn’t a scene from a science fiction movie but a glimpse into the future of healthcare. In the world of medicine, decisions are […]

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Implementation

Implementing Healthcare: Insights from Dr. Matt Chinman

We had the privilege of speaking with Dr. Matt Chinman, a community-based researcher affiliated with the Pittsburgh VA and RAND Corporation. Dr. Chinman is a leading expert in implementation science, and he recently conducted a comprehensive systematic review of various implementation strategies in healthcare settings. Our conversation delved into the inspiration behind this significant study (which […]

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Policy

Bridging the Gap: Transforming Research into Policy

In the ever-evolving landscape of healthcare, the journey from groundbreaking research to impactful health policy is fraught with obstacles. Despite the wealth of scientific evidence available, translating these findings into actionable policies often lags, leaving a gap that can have significant consequences on public health. This challenge was the focus of a recent comprehensive review […]

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Workforce

The Science Behind Culture Transformation

In recent years, the term “culture change” has been omnipresent across headlines. From the systemic issues within the police force to the corporate environment, the call for change is loud and clear. But what exactly is culture change, and how is it achieved? The Essence of Culture and Its Influence At its core, culture is […]

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Research

Adapting to Change: How Public Health Practitioners Can Optimize Health Strategies ‘On-the-Go’

In an ever-evolving healthcare landscape, public health practitioners face the challenge of implementing evidence-based interventions (EBIs) effectively across diverse settings. The article On-the-Go Adaptation of Implementation Approaches and Strategies in Health: Emerging Perspectives and Research Opportunities offers a groundbreaking perspective on this challenge. The Need for On-the-Go Adaptation The article underscores the dynamic nature of […]

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