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HealthOctober 6, 2021

How Force of Nature are turning eco-anxiety into eco-action

Eleanor Murray, Policy Analyst at Public Policy Projects (PPP), and Sacha Wright, Research and Curriculum Coordinator at Force of Nature, discuss the relationship between environment and health, psychological responses to the climate crisis and solution-based interventions.

By Eleanor Murray

World Healthcare Journal

HealthSeptember 27, 2021

Socialising the genome: building a bridge between the public and the science

Anna Dickinson, Policy Analyst at Public Policy Projects, asks genomics experts Professor Anna Middleton and Vivienne Parry what can be done to encourage people to share their data to support valuable research, identification of those at risk of certain conditions and the development of treatments.

By Anna Dickinson

World Healthcare Journal

ScienceSeptember 20, 2021

Vaccine seflishness of western governments shows how they view the developing world

Covid-19 will never go away unless wealthier nations are willing to work to secure equitable vaccine distribution across the globe.

By Matilde Moro

World Healthcare Journal

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HealthOctober 6, 2021

How Force of Nature are turning eco-anxiety into eco-action

By Eleanor Murray

World Healthcare Journal

HealthSeptember 27, 2021

Socialising the genome: building a bridge between the public and the science

By Anna Dickinson

World Healthcare Journal

ScienceSeptember 20, 2021

Vaccine seflishness of western governments shows how they view the developing world

Covid-19 will never go away unless wealthier nations are willing to work to secure equitable vaccine distribution across the globe.

By Matilde Moro

World Healthcare Journal

HealthSeptember 7, 2021

New initiative from WHO and UN Partners’ aims to minimise diseases and save lives

WHO and United Nations (UN) partners announced on 3 September that they have developed a compendium that provides 500 “easy access” and “practical actions” to increase efforts to protect health from environmental risk factors.

By Francesco Tamilia

World Healthcare Journal

HealthSeptember 3, 2021

Data Saves Lives – Can Data Catalyse NHS Cancer Recovery?

Will the promise of data to enhance patient outcomes and help the NHS through Covid-19 recovery come true?

By Yoshiko TaraporeCook

World Healthcare Journal

Features

ScienceSeptember 20, 2021

Vaccine seflishness of western governments shows how they view the developing world

Covid-19 will never go away unless wealthier nations are willing to work to secure equitable vaccine distribution across the globe.

By Matilde Moro

World Healthcare Journal

HealthSeptember 3, 2021

Data Saves Lives – Can Data Catalyse NHS Cancer Recovery?

Will the promise of data to enhance patient outcomes and help the NHS through Covid-19 recovery come true?

By Yoshiko TaraporeCook

World Healthcare Journal

HealthAugust 17, 2021

Can digital innovation reduce healthcare inequalities?

Covid-19 overshadows all our lives. But just because we are battling the same storm does not mean we are all in the same boat. The people likely to be most exposed to coronavirus, and to suffer most from the resulting interventions, are disproportionally those already disadvantaged in society.

By Ben Marshall

World Healthcare Journal

HealthJuly 29, 2021

The nexus between land use change and global pandemic

A one health approach to public health is needed to prevent future pandemics, this approach must draw upon the crucial link between the natural world and human health.

By Prof Maria Cristina Rulli & Prof Paolo D’Odorico

World Healthcare Journal

Health PolicyJuly 9, 2021

The green light for a new approach

Coinciding with the latest issue of World Healthcare Journal, outgoing PPP Policy and Publications Director Dan Male offers some reflections on why this magazine is so important, and how it must be used to help make the case for a holistic approach to public health.

By Daniel Male

World Healthcare Journal

HealthJuly 8, 2021

A case study in effective integration: the Staten Island PPS

Collaboration, trust and community engagement will be central to successful long term reform of health and care and this is no different in the USA, writes Joesph Conte, Director of the Staten Island Performing Provider System.

By Joseph Conte

World Healthcare Journal

HealthJune 3, 2021

The time has come for total healthcare infrastructure delivery

Professor Mike Kagioglou, Dean of Engineering at Western Sydney University in Australia, reflects upon why Covid-19 might enable the transition to major reforms of healthcare infrastructure.

By Professor Mike Kagioglou

World Healthcare Journal

HealthMay 20, 2021

Genomics data storage: what, who and how?

Several key questions must be addressed before genomic data can be harnessed to its revolutionary potential.

By Eleanor Murray

World Healthcare Journal

HealthMay 10, 2021

Embracing your health at old-age, lessons from abroad

Perhaps it is time to rethink our approach to old age and the way we see elderly people in our society?

By Anna Dickinson

World Healthcare Journal

HealthMay 5, 2021

How do waiting times compare internationally?

The pandemic has caused unprecdented disruption to elective care across the globe, what steps are different countries taking to stem growing backlogs in care across the sector?

By Anna Eriksson

World Healthcare Journal

Partner Content

HealthNovember 5, 2019

A region of opportunities - healthcare development in the Middle East

Does the Middle East’s healthcare transformation create a region of opportunities? World Healthcare Journal’s Legal Correspondent, Scarlett Windmill-Last, reports

By Scarlett Windmill-Last

World Healthcare Journal

HealthJune 7, 2019

The latest digital innovations in Africa are fuelled by necessity, Hassan Chaudhury writes

Sub-Saharan Africa might soon be teaching the world about digital health, says Hassan Chaudhury, Digital Health & Data Specialist at the D.I.T.

By Hassan Chaudhury

World Healthcare Journal

HealthJune 5, 2019

The Christie is globalising cancer education and training

Globalising opportunities for education, training and knowledge exchange is a key priority for The Christie and its partners says Professor Richard Cowan, Director of The Christie School of Oncology

By Richard Cowen

World Healthcare Journal

HealthJune 5, 2019

How Africa’s healthcare providers are adapting to a new consumer

There is a new type of healthcare consumer across Africa and the sector is adapting to them, says Dr Anuschka Coovadia, Head of Healthcare for Africa KPMG

By Dr Anuschka Coovadia

World Healthcare Journal

HealthMay 31, 2019

The Global Digital Healthcare Revolution

WHJ’s Fabian Sutch-Daggett reports on the Clyde & Co/WHJ debate on the future of digital healthcare

By Fabian Sutch-Daggett

World Healthcare Journal

HealthMay 31, 2019

Producing doctors - what Africa can learn from Asia

In Asia there has been an exponential expansion in private medical schools over the last decade, says Dr Ken Grant, Technical Director International Health Mott MacDonald

By Ken Grant

World Healthcare Journal

From Africa Health

HealthJune 7, 2019

The latest digital innovations in Africa are fuelled by necessity, Hassan Chaudhury writes

Sub-Saharan Africa might soon be teaching the world about digital health, says Hassan Chaudhury, Digital Health & Data Specialist at the D.I.T.

By Hassan Chaudhury

World Healthcare Journal

HealthJune 6, 2019

International experts discuss the health workforce crisis in Geneva

Turning the ‘Global Strategy on Human Resources for Health’ policy recommendations into practice, by Christie Oliver, Policy Correspondent

By Christie Oliver

World Healthcare Journal

HealthJune 6, 2019

The global rise of opioid abuse

Our Integrated Health Correspondent, Dan Male, investigates a challenge of international proportions.

By Dan Male

World Healthcare Journal

HealthJune 5, 2019

WHO’s Jim Campbell explores the healthcare workforce crisis

As crisis looms in the healthcare workforce, with an estimated 18m workers required by 2030, WHJ Publishing Director Steve Gardner discusses the World Health Organization’s role in ensuring a sustainable health workforce with WHO Director of Workforce, Jim Campbell.

By Steve Gardner

World Healthcare Journal

HealthJune 5, 2019

See how HEE’s Health Alliances are strengthening Africa’s healthcare ecosystems

Health Alliances offer an effective approach to coordination and collaboration for increased impact and strengthening health systems, says Thomas Hughes, Chief Policy Officer for Health Education England Global Engagement.

By Thomas Hughes

World Healthcare Journal

HealthJune 5, 2019

The Christie is globalising cancer education and training

Globalising opportunities for education, training and knowledge exchange is a key priority for The Christie and its partners says Professor Richard Cowan, Director of The Christie School of Oncology

By Richard Cowen

World Healthcare Journal

HealthJune 5, 2019

Capacity building is key to expanding African health systems, says Barry Francis

For Africa’s healthcare to grow, it’s vital to build capacity and reduce the proportion of externally funded healthcare, says Barry Francis Healthcare UK infrastructure specialist.

By Barry Francis

World Healthcare Journal

HealthJune 5, 2019

Prime contractors need to collaborate more within infrastructure development, says Mike Hobbs

Developing healthcare facilities in Africa is a collaboration between the Ministry of Health, Ministry of Finance and Prime Contractor, says consultant Mike Hobbs

By Mike Hobbs

World Healthcare Journal

HealthMay 31, 2019

The future of malaria vaccines

New malaria vaccines aim to move beyond reducing malaria disease and death to the longer-term goals of elimination and eradication, says Dr Bahijja Raimi-Abraham, Lecturer in Pharmaceutics at Kings College London, and Professor Trevor M Jones, founder member of Medicines for Malaria.

By Bahijja Raimi-Abraham

World Healthcare Journal

HealthMay 31, 2019

Opinionated - Simply does it

In his regular column, Opinionated, WHJ Publishing Director Steve Gardner reflects on some of the major issues facing the international healthcare sector. In this issue, are big ambitious projects possible? Or even deliverable?

By Steve Gardner

World Healthcare Journal

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