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Navigating Change and Uncertainty: The Power of Appreciative Inquiry in Public Health

In the wake of COVID-19, the world faces unprecedented challenges that have upended our daily lives. “A changing world, again. How Appreciative Inquiry can guide our growth” explores how the Appreciative Inquiry (AI) approach can be a beacon of hope and resilience during these turbulent times. The Reality of COVID-19 and Its Impact COVID-19 has […]

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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 the WHO Violence Against Women Policies Database. This innovative tool aims to catalog and analyze VAW policies from 194 WHO Member States, providing invaluable insights […]

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Unraveling the Complexities of Global Health Interventions

Global health is a dynamic and intricate field, vital for the well-being of communities worldwide. In the recent article “Global Health Interventions: The Military, the Magic Bullet, the Deterministic Model—and Intervention Otherwise,” published in the Annual Review of Anthropology, the authors delve deep into the essence of global health interventions, highlighting its multifaceted nature through […]

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Psychological Safety Comes of Age: A Guide to Navigating Organizational Uncertainty

As we navigate increasingly complex work environments, the concept of psychological safety has never been more relevant. The article, Psychological Safety Comes of Age: Observed Themes in an Established Literature, delves deep into this vital aspect of organizational behavior. Understanding Psychological Safety At its core, psychological safety is about creating an environment where team members […]

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The Digital Storm: The Health Care Impacts of Ransomware Attacks

I was just on a call for my other job, and the hospital system I was talking to mentioned that they had been a victim of a Ransomware attack in the past year that was super disruptive. I began to think about what literature had been published on this issue. The article Hacking Acute Care: […]

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Next Week in Public Health

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Bridging Gaps in Public Health: The Open Arena Model for Enhanced Collaboration

Public health is an ever-evolving field, driven by the need to adapt to new challenges and evidence. In the heart of Southern France, a pioneering approach known as the Open Arena for Public Health has emerged, offering a blueprint for the future of collaborative public health interventions. This blog aims to unpack the model’s implications, […]

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Exploring Structural Racism and Its Public Health Implications

In the seminal article “Structural Racism and Health Inequities in the USA” published in Lancet in 2017, the authors delve into the profound implications of structural racism on public health. This blog seeks to demystify the intricate academic discourse, translating it into a compelling narrative accessible to all. We aim to illuminate the stark public […]

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The Intersection of Racial Trauma and Substance Use in American Indian Communities

In the insightful article, “Understanding the Link Between Racial Trauma and Substance Use among American Indians” (Read more), the pervasive and detrimental impact of racism and historical trauma on the health and well-being of American Indian (AI) populations is explored, particularly focusing on the prevalence of substance use disorders (SUDs). Through qualitative interviews with key […]

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