Community-Driven Public Health During COVID-19
In the early days of the COVID-19 pandemic, public health officials were scrambling to manage the spread of the virus. Among their most vital tools were case investigation and contact… Read More
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The Science of Fecal Transplants
Imagine a future where the treatment for a debilitating disease lies not in a bottle of pills, but in a simple procedure involving the healthy bacteria from another person’s gut…. Read More
Harnessing AI for Program Management
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is transforming the way we manage complex projects. With its capability to analyze vast amounts of data, predict outcomes, and automate routine tasks, AI is enhancing the… Read More
Circus Acts and Webinars in Healthcare Education
Let’s be upfront. This is a weird one. Healthcare research is pivotal for advancing medical practices and informing policy decisions. However, the journey from research to real-world application is fraught… Read More
Complexity in Public Health: The Power of QCA
Public health interventions are intricate puzzles. With diverse populations, varying contexts, and numerous influencing factors, understanding what works, where, and why is a formidable challenge. A recent study, “The use… Read More
How to Conduct an Environmental Scan: A Guide for Public Health Practitioners
Welcome to our latest blog post designed for public health practitioners. Today, we’re diving into the world of environmental scanning – a crucial tool in the public health sector. Understanding… Read More
Developing the WHO Violence Against Women Policies Database
In the quest to confront and mitigate the global issue of violence against women (VAW), the World Health Organization (WHO) has taken a significant step forward with the development of… Read More
Exploring the Evolution of Hybrid Studies in Health Research: A Decade in Review
Welcome to an exploration of a transformative approach in health research that is reshaping how we study, implement, and maximize the effectiveness of interventions. This blog delves into “Reflections on… Read More
Adaptive Designs in Healthcare: Implications for Public Health Practice
In the rapidly evolving world of public health, staying ahead of the curve is crucial. The recent article, Adaptive Designs in Implementation Science and Practice: Their Promise and the Need… Read More
Freeze-Change-(Re)freeze & Repeat
“If you want to truly understand something, try to change it,” said Kurt Lewin, one of the early pioneers of social psychology and action research. He spent years using scientific… Read More