David Nott Foundation’s Post

Lots of examples from the EMR of how leadership on different levels is helping to provide people living with #NCDs with urgently needed treatment and care despite the unprecedented scale of emergencies in ✍️ the blog by our colleagues from Eastern Mediterranean NCD Alliance 👉https://lnkd.in/eaF-Apvz

Investment and support of the surge capacities such as Emergency Medical Teams and RRMLs return in prompt and effective assistance to people in need and national health systems worldwide 🌏

New HPIO Brief Explores Protection Against ACEs Harms The Health Policy Institute of Ohio has released a new policy brief titled “Protecting against the harms of adverse childhood experiences (ACEs).” Adverse childhood experiences (ACEs) can be traumatic, but the harms associated with ACEs are not inevitable. Protective factors are positive experiences, resources and assets, including supportive people, that can buffer children and families against the harmful effects of ACEs and trauma. They are also associated with improved health and well-being and are valuable for all people throughout life. This brief describes: Policy options to foster and strengthen protective factors at all levels Protective factors that help children and families build resilience at the community, interpersonal and individual levels Analysis of Ohio protective factors data. https://lnkd.in/gEGgYk2Y

Good to see recognition of the importance of prevention, early intervention and health visiting in the Darzi Review - read our response: https://lnkd.in/ehXr3P_C

In-person delegates are now able to choose which concurrent session they would like to attend at our upcoming Evidence-based Practice Conference on 3 July. Our concurrent sessions will be running simultaneously, and you have the option to attend whichever one you would like. These sessions are booked at a first come-first-serve basis. Delegates have been emailed today with details of how to book their chosen AM/PM session. The morning sessions available to choose from are: - Concurrent 1: Improving outcomes for babies and children - Concurrent 2: Public health and safeguarding - Concurrent 3: Communication matters - Concurrent 4: Holding the baby in mind The afternoon sessions available to choose from are: - Concurrent 5: Infant feeding journeys - Concurrent 6: Promoting a healthy childhood - Concurrent 7: Focussing on inclusion - Concurrent 8: Building the evidence Not booked your conference ticket yet? Book your in-person or online place here: https://buff.ly/48vbTV2

Join Child Health Task Force for two additional, upcoming webinars focused on tools and approaches for improving child survival. 🗓 Mon, Sept 9: Focus on the Tools for Integrated Management of Childhood Illness (TIMCI) initiative, led by PATH in collaboration with Unitaid, which can be helpful for decision makers in assessing national strategies. 🗓 Tue, Sept 10: Focus on findings from the ProCCM Trial, which tested proactive community approaches with #CHWs, and how to apply those findings to accelerate efforts for UHC, MNH care, and child survival. Registration links below. 👇 #ChildMortality #NeonatalMortality #NewbornHealth #ChildHealth

This #budget25 IFCA is asking Government for enhanced funding for the expansion of the Tusla Regional Therapeutic Teams to ensure that children in care are provided with early interventions and access to crucial therapeutic supports and early intervention approaches and initiatives #budget25 #TimeToDeliver

🔬 Professional Development Alert: Training on TB and Leprosy Guidelines in Mponela 🔬 This week, I am in Mponela at the Linde Hotel, engaged in an intensive training session that focuses on the latest guidelines for the prevention and management of tuberculosis (TB) and leprosy. This training runs from April 22 to April 30 and is a pivotal step in enhancing our capabilities as public health officers. Why is this training critical? TB and leprosy are significant public health challenges that require robust and updated approaches for effective management and control. Let's continue to advocate for and participate in such educational opportunities to enhance our skills and knowledge. Together, we can make a significant impact on public health and improve the lives of those affected by TB and leprosy. #PublicHealth #TBPrevention #LeprosyManagement #CapacityBuilding #HealthcareTraining

For #NHHM we want to highlight this factsheet describing TARGET, a therapeutic intervention for regulating the effect of trauma that can be adapted for Latinx children, youths, and families. To view this resource, visit https://ow.ly/QNQz50Tocsc

At the conclusion of the Humantrain-Development-Peace Nexus (HDPN) training, I decided to take a #selfie (sh-photo) by making participants a background who were anticipating a regular group shot. 😂 😂 Remedying the symptoms won’t bring a lasting solution. We have to meet the immediate needs of the people who are affected by crises while pursuing longer-term solutions to bring lasting solutions to them. The two-day training was organized by the Right2Grow project in collaboration with Ministry of Health. #HDPN, #Right2Grow #FMOH, #WorldVisionEthiopia #ACF #THP #MF