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Understanding the Economic Impact of Suicide and Nonfatal Self-Harm in the U.S.: A Public Health Perspective

Suicide and self-harm are not only devastating personal tragedies but also represent a significant economic burden, as detailed in the article Economic cost of US suicide and nonfatal self-harm. This comprehensive study provides crucial insights into the financial costs associated with these public health concerns, and its findings have profound implications for public health practitioners. […]

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News

Next Week In Public Health: April 5, 2024

You know what they say about April Showers? We’ll be in Texas next week for the solar eclipse, so let’s hope that the cloud cover is less than predicted. Here’s what we have on tap for next week. Empower Your Public Health Journey – Subscribe and Transform! Unlock the transformative power of knowledge with ‘This […]

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Health equity

The Urgent Need for Comprehensive Data on Police-Related Shootings

Public health practitioners, policymakers, and concerned citizens alike should take note of a groundbreaking study, “National Burden of Injury and Deaths From Shootings by Police in the United States, 2015‒2020,” recently published in the American Journal of Public Health. This in-depth analysis not only illuminates the annual incidence of injuries and fatalities resulting from police […]

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Health equity

A Road to Global Health Equity: Insights from Implementation Science

In a groundbreaking article from the Annual Review of Public Health Challenges and Opportunities for Paving the Road to Global Health Equity Through Implementation Science,” Prajakta Adsul and her colleagues bring to light critical insights into how implementation science can shape our journey towards global health equity. This piece not only dissects the core of […]

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Analytics

Synthetic Data in Health Care: Unlocking New Horizons

Introduction In the realm of healthcare and research, access to quality data is paramount. However, stringent regulations and privacy concerns often restrict data availability. This is where synthetic data comes into play, a revolutionary concept that is reshaping healthcare research and technology development. The article “Synthetic data in health care: A narrative review,” published in […]

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AI

Unraveling the Enigma of AI Bias in Healthcare: A Call to Action for Public Health Practitioners

The emergence of artificial intelligence (AI) in healthcare promises a revolution in patient care and treatment outcomes. However, the insightful article Bias in artificial intelligence algorithms and recommendations for mitigation, highlights a critical issue: the inherent bias in AI algorithms. This piece aims to dissect the complex layers of this bias and its implications for […]

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Funding

Drivers of Public Health Expenditure in the EU: Insights for Practitioners

Let’s talk money because that is an crucial part of the work we all do. Public health expenditure (PHE) plays a pivotal role in the European Union’s (EU) health systems. A recent study Determinants of public health expenditure in the EU explores the key factors influencing PHE in EU member states. This analysis is essential […]

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News

Next Week in Public Health: March 29, 2024

Methods are important. They are how we come to knowledge about the world. And it seems that next week, there’s going to be a lot of methods coming down the pike. Join the Movement of Health Innovators – Subscribe for Weekly Insights! Step into the forefront of public health innovation with ‘This Week in Public […]

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AI

Transforming Public Health: The Revolutionary Role of AI in Implementation Science

In today’s rapidly evolving world, the gap between scientific discoveries and their application in public health practices remains a significant challenge. This is more or less what I’ve dedicated my career to. A recent enlightening article in Implementation Science, titled Leveraging artificial intelligence to advance implementation science: potential opportunities and cautions, offers a glimpse into […]

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