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At the MSSU, we help research teams share their findings in ways that make a real difference in health care. From reports to infographics, we make sure important discoveries are easy to understand and use. Want to know more? Learn how we support knowledge translation in our annual Report to Community: https://lnkd.in/eMHpz8bB #researchtoaction

After almost two years of exploring how health research can become more inclusive and equitable, we are sharing our insights in this final webinar of the initial phase of the Wellcome Centers for Exchange initiative. Join our panelists and add your voice to the conversation!

Advances in Learning Health System Sciences will feature a variety of engaging discussions. This includes a panel on the unique barriers, challenges and opportunities of implementing digital health in diverse settings. https://lnkd.in/gBFr64Pn

Check out my podcast debut discussing some of the highlights from the recent AcademyHealth Annual Research Meeting!

This is how Research and Development (R&D) can contribute to the health sector. (September17, 2024)

🌍 What if the world we see is only a fraction of the story? Join us for an insightful seminar on 14 January (12:00–13:30, campus UZ, room Together, The Core) and discover how realist research can help untangle the complexities of healthcare. Speakers: Fien Mertens & Yaël Slaghmuylder 🔍 Explore key questions like: How do interventions really work in diverse communities? What hidden mechanisms drive health outcomes? How can we anticipate the effects of health policies on (vulnerable) communities? By adopting a realist lens, we move beyond surface-level results to uncover the deeper, often hidden, factors shaping public health practices and outcomes. This seminar will showcase concrete research applications, actionable insights, and practical tips to incorporate this powerful research paradigm into your work. Prepare for the unexpected. The world’s systems are more predictable than you think—if you know where to look. 👉 Register now to secure your spot and step into the future of impactful healthcare research! https://lnkd.in/gvrwpunU #HealthcareResearch #RealistResearch #PublicHealth #PolicyImpact

In the emerging field of digital public health, clearly defining interventions is key to advancing prevention and health promotion. The article by Julian Wienert and his team offers an innovative framework that combines WHO and NICE models, integrating a user-centered participatory approach. At LifeVit, we are aligned with this vision, developing technologies that not only monitor health continuously, but also promote active user participation to maximize their impact on public health. 🔗 Read the full article and find out more about how digitalization is transforming public health. Copy the following link into your browser: https://lnkd.in/dP8Baa2W #DigitalHealth #Innovation #eHealth #LifeVit #PublicHealth

BCBN Feed: Introducing MIT HEALS, a life sciences initiative to address pressing health challenges https://lnkd.in/gbSHUJju The MIT Health and Life Sciences Collaborative will bring together researchers from across the Institute to deliver health care solutions at scale. ... [...]

Advances in Learning Health System Sciences will feature sessions on a variety of LHS topics, including a panel focused on the unique barriers, challenges and opportunities of implementing digital health in various settings: https://lnkd.in/gBFr64Pn

BLOG ALERT | If you haven't already, read this exciting blog by Yeuk Fan Ng and Ken Wah Teo, MBBS, MPH from the Yishun Health Network on a method that combines design thinking, systems thinking, and complexity thinking to tackle the complex puzzle of health systems transformation: https://lnkd.in/dNjhy2M3 Through the Health System Transformation Playbook and Unified Care Model, they explore an integrated design, systems & complexity thinking approach to health system transformation, bringing together diverse implementation science methods and tools, all requiring substantial practice for skillful usage during health system transformation.