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Dissemination & Implementation Short Course 2020

by Public Health Update October 2, 2020
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The University of Wisconsin Madison Institute for Clinical and Translational Research’s Dissemination and Implementation Launchpad invites you to Integrate Implementation Strategies & Context to your research!

This free 3-day virtual short course features CFIR (Consolidated Framework for Implementation Research) expert Laura Damschroeder and ERIC (Expert Recommendations for Implementing Change) expert Byron Powell as visiting faculty. They will lead workshop and panel sessions to elucidate how to meaningfully use these frameworks. They will also hold feedback meetings where they will provide individual insights on your projects. 

2020 Visiting Faculty

  • LAURA DAMSCHRODER, MPH, MS
  • BYRON POWELL, PhD

Overview of course

  • CFIR Case Studies Panel 
  • Small Group Breakout Sessions CFIR (abstract required for selection)
  • Introduction to Implementation Strategies Session 
  • Implementation Strategies Case Studies Panel 
  • Interactive Small Group Breakout Sessions – Implementation Strategies (abstract required for selection) 
  • Identifying Implementation Strategies to Address Contextual Barriers: ERIC – CFIR Matching Tool Session 
  • Identifying Implementation Strategies to Address Contextual Barriers: ERIC – CFIR Case Study Panel 
  • Emerging D&I Priorities and Methodology Innovations
  • Individualized Project Feedback with Short Course Faculty (abstract required for selection)

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Postdoc in Clinical Diabetes Epidemiology, Denmark

by Public Health Update October 2, 2020
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The Research Unit of Steno Diabetes  Center Odense (SDCO), Odense University  Hospital and the Department of Clinical Research at the Faculty of  Health Sciences, University of Southern Denmark (SDU), invites  applications for a postdoc position for 3 years to be filled  as soon as possible.

The Danish Center for Strategic  Research in Type 2 Diabetes (DD2) Cohort and Biobank has since 2010  followed more than 9,000 new onset type 2 diabetes patients  and the inclusion is still ongoing. The DD2 cohort is managed by the  SDCO, and Department of Clinical Epidemiology (DCE) at Aarhus University  is responsible for data management and the statistical analyses.

It is the vision of the SDCO and  DCE to further develop and integrate the DD2 Cohort and Biobank as a  unique resource for diabetes research in Denmark and internationally  with other biobanks, longitudinal cohorts, and newly available data  sources such as computerized electronic medical records and wearable  health technology.

Research tasks

The postdoc position is a joint position  at SDCO and DCE at Aarhus University to strengthen research in the field  of clinical diabetes epidemiology and registry research at SDCO.

Applicants will be expected to  conduct independent research of internationally leading quality in the  field, and will be expected to have good writing skills  and publications of their previous work in internationally leading  journals. Applicants should be energetic, productive and ambitious, and  at the same time have strong social and collaboration skills.

For a period of up to one year,  the postdoc will be expected to further develop skills in epidemiology  and biostatistics. This educational part of the position  will take place at DCE at Aarhus University Hospital.

The postdoc will also be  expected to develop and conduct independent scientific research in the  field of clinical epidemiology of metabolic diseases, complications  and prognosis of type 2 diabetes, using the DD2 Cohort and other linked  Danish medical databases and registries, and also to

  • Come up with new ideas for research projects
  • Write research protocols and statistical analysis plans
  • Write grant applications
  • Participate in teaching and supervision of young researchers and other staff in clinical epidemiology
  • Write competitive papers for international peer-reviewed journals
  • Participate and presenting at national and international research meetings

The successful candidate

  • has obtained a PhD degree within the last 5 years relevant to the above-mentioned research project,
  • has relevant publications in international peer-reviewed journals within the field
  • has relevant publications in international peer-reviewed journals within the field
  • can document strong skills and experience in the fields of clinical diabetes research, epidemiology and/or biostatistics.

Applicants will be assessed  based on their scientific expertise and the scientific quality and  novelty of their former projects in the context of diabetes research,  epidemiology, and/or biostatistics.

The successful candidate will be  employed at the Research Unit of SDCO, Department of Clinical Research,  Faculty of Health Sciences, University of Southern Denmark

Further information can be obtained from

Head of Research, SDCO professor Kurt Højlund, phone: +45 2532 0648, email Kurt.Hoejlund@rsyd.dk

Read more about the position and apply online directly from the job ad here:

https://www.sdu.dk/en/service/ledige_stillinger/1128514

Application deadline: November 1, 2020


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Europubhealth+ Erasmus Mundus Excellence Scholarships

by Public Health Update October 1, 2020
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Europubhealth+ is a two-year full time programme open to graduate students from any country of the world holding at least a university Bachelor degree (180 ECTS) or certified equivalent, from any academic disciplines.

Prospective students should be aware that core public health disciplines include biostatistics, epidemiology, health policy and management, health economics, social and behavioral sciences, ethics, environmental health sciences. Some of those disciplines require a sufficient level of numeracy in order to successfully complete the 2-year programme.

To be eligible, applicants must fulfil the following conditions:

  • having at least a university Bachelor degree (180 ECTS) or certified equivalent (a copy of your last degree is required at application stage or at the latest before the beginning of the course if you are currently finishing your Bachelor studies)
  • being proficient in the languages suitable for the chosen study pathway: English; English+Spanish; English+French; or Spanish+English+French (mandatory copies of language proficiency tests meeting the minimum admission requirements – as described below – must be provided when applying)
  • submitting a complete online application, together with all mandatory documents required (diplomas, certificates, language certificates, letters of recommendation, etc.) before the indicated deadline.

Applications for the 2021 intake will open on 14 October 2020.

Selection process

The Europubhealth+ Selection Committee is composed of representatives of the 8 partner universities of the consortium.
All applications are carefully studied according to the Europubhealth+ eligibility criteria (e.g. language level, previous degree..). Eligible applications are then marked and ranked in order of merit by the Selection Committee according to the Europubhealth+ evaluation criteria. All candidates who obtain the minimum threshold score set by the Selection Committee are selected to join the course. Applications are assessed by the Selection Committee after each one of the above-mentioned deadlines.

Selection results are announced within 7 weeks after the application deadline. Selected students are informed individually by email; the list of non-selected applicants (anonymized – referring to applicants ID only) is published on the Home page of the Application platform :https://emundus.izp.cm-uj.krakow.pl/.

Europubhealth+ consortium’s evaluation criteria

The Europubhealth+ selection committee uses the following criteria to assess eligible applications:

  • Education and professional experience: Marks, classification, grades and distinctions obtained, work experience
  • Reasons for choosing the European Master and specific second year specialisation with respect to previous training and career prospects
  • Cultural adaptability: International projects or prospects, personal skills

Documents to submit at application stage

  • A copy of a valid passport (for Non-European students), valid passport or ID card (for European students)
  • Curriculum Vitae (European model)
  • Motivation letter (600 words max. – in English)
  • Certified true copies of previous higher education degrees (a bachelor’s degree being the minimum requirement) with the diploma supplement if available, and the official or sworn English translation
  • Official transcripts and mark sheets in English (or official/sworn English translations if the language of the original document is different) from all higher education institutions attended
  • Evidence of language proficiency, in accordance with the chosen pathway (see detailed requirements above)
  • Two letters of recommendation (to be uploaded by your referees)
  • Proof of residence (for scholarship applicants only)

Additional documents are to be provided by applicants who choose the University of Liege (Belgium) for their 1st year:

  • a copy of high school certificate (diploma) with an official/sworn translation in French or in English
  • Year by year official documents for the past 5 years, if they are not covered by the last diploma (studies, (un)employment certificate…). The activities having lasted at least 3 months only must be justified. You don’t need to justify sabbatical periods.

Application deadlines:

  • For all candidates applying for an Erasmus Mundus excellence scholarship: 13. January 2021 (23:00pm CET)
  • For Non-European self-funded candidates applying for the University of Liege for the 1st academic year: 3. March 2021 (23:00 pm CET)
  • For all candidates applying as self-funded students:11. May 2021 (23:00 pm CET).

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The International Day of Older Persons

by Public Health Update October 1, 2020
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Today is the International Day of Older Persons. The International Day of Older Persons was initiated by the United Nations General Assembly on 14 December 1990.

Related: October: Breast Cancer Awareness Month

This year has also been recognised as the “Year of the Nurse and Midwife”. International Day of Older Persons 2020 will highlight the role of the health care workforce in contributing to the health of older persons, with special recognition of the nursing profession, and a primary focus on the role of women – who are relatively undervalued and in most cases inadequately compensated.

The 2020 observance will also promote the Decade of Healthy Ageing (2020-2030) and help bring together UN experts, civil society, government and the health professions to discuss the five strategic objectives of the Global Strategy and Action plan on Ageing and Health while noting the progress and challenges in their realization. 

Theme 2020: “Pandemics: Do They Change How We Address Age and Ageing?”

The 2020 theme aims to:

  • Inform participants about the strategic objectives for the Decade of Healthy Ageing.
  • Raise awareness of the special health needs of older persons and of their contributions to their own health and to the functioning of the societies in which they live.
  • Increase awareness and appreciation of the role of the health care workforce in maintaining and improving the health of older persons, with special attention to the nursing profession
  • Present proposals for reducing the health disparities between older persons in the developed and developing countries, so as to “Leave no one behind”.
  • Increase understanding of the impact of COVID-19 on older persons and its impact on health care policy, planning, and attitudes.

The world marks the 30th anniversary of the International Day of Older Persons as we reckon with the disproportionate and severe impact that the COVID-19 pandemic has wrought on older persons around the world – not only on their health, but on their rights and well-being.
–António Guterres

Facts

  • By 2020, the number of people aged 60 years and older will outnumber children younger than 5 years.
  • Over the next three decades, the number of older persons worldwide is projected to more than double, reaching more than 1.5 billion persons in 2050,and 80% of them will be living in low- and middle-income countries.
  • The COVID-19 pandemic may significantly lower older persons’ incomes and living standards. Already, less than 20% of older persons of retirement age receiving a pension.

Source of Info: UN

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  • World Health Day 2012 – ”Ageing and health: Good health adds life to years”
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  • Accelerate health equity for older people and advance universal health coverage
  • Health services must stop leaving older people behind – WHO
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World Heart Day: #UseHeart to beat cardiovascular disease

by Public Health Update September 29, 2020
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World Heart Day is a global awareness day marked every year on 29 September to inform people around the globe about cardiovascular disease, the world’s number one killer. World Heart Day is the biggest awareness raising activity initiated by The World Heart Federation.

World Heart Day is a global campaign during which individuals, families, communities, and governments around the world participate in activities to take charge of their heart health and that of others.

In May 2012, world leaders committed to reducing global mortality from non-communicable diseases (NCDs) by 25% by 2025.

Objectives

  • To inform people around the globe about cardiovascular disease.
  • To raise awareness about the importance of engaging in physical activity for at least 30 minutes a day to reduce the risk of heart diseases. 
  • To educing the global prevalence of hypertension.

Key facts

  • Cardiovascular diseases (CVDs) are the number 1 cause of death globally: more people die annually from CVDs than from any other cause.
  • It has many causes: from smoking, diabetes, high blood pressure and obesity, to air pollution, and rare and neglected conditions such as Chagas Disease and cardiac amyloidosis.
  • An estimated 17.9 million people died from CVDs in 2016, representing 31% of all global deaths. Of these deaths, 85% are due to heart attack and stroke.
  • Over three quarters of CVD deaths take place in low- and middle-income countries.

World Heart Day 2020 calls: Use Heart … for society, your loved ones and you

Use Heart is about using …

Your head

To understand what it takes to live a heart healthy life and to act on that knowledge, changing your behaviour for a better quality of life now and in the future.

Your influence

As an individual to set an example for your loved ones.

As a healthcare professional to help your patients make positive changes for their heart health.

As an employer to invest in the heart health of your employees.

As a government to implement policies and initiatives that will lead to better societal heart health, such as sugar taxes, smoking bans and reducing air pollution.

Your compassion

To look beyond the self and act in ways that support the most vulnerable in society; those with underlying heart-related conditions that may put them at greater risk in the time of COVID-19.

Source of info: World Heart Federation and WHO


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National Guideline on Rabies Prophylaxis in Nepal 2019

by Public Health Update September 27, 2020
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National Guideline on Rabies Prophylaxis in Nepal 2019 will provide a technical guidance to healthcare workers for rabies prophylaxis activities and services.

Background

It is estimated that the annual incidence of human rabies is around one hundred in Nepal. Many human rabies cases are not admitted, or patients leave against medical advice (LAMA). The number of animal bite cases has fluctuated over the past few years. It is estimated that around 50,000 people seek post-exposure prophylaxis in Nepal based on available medical records, vaccine distribution trend and services provided by private clinics.

Human rabies can manifest clinically as either:
• Furious form (classical)- widely recognized form OR
• Paralytic form
Neither form can be correlated with a specific anatomical localization of RABV in the central nervous system.

The consequence of an exposure to RABV depends on several factors, including
• the severity of the wound
• the location of the bite on the body
• the quantity of virus inoculated into the wound(s), and
• the timeliness of post-exposure prophylaxis (PEP)

Signs and Symptoms of Rabies
Initial Symptoms
• Pain or paraesthesia at the wound site
• Fever

Later
• Hyperactivity
• Fluctuating consciousness
• Hallucinations
• Hydrophobia (furious rabies)
• Paralysis and coma (paralytic rabies)
• Followed by death

Standard Case Classification

A case that is compatible with a clinical case definition:

SUSPECTED CASE
“A subject presenting with an acute neurological syndrome (i.e. encephalitis) dominated by forms of hyperactivity (i.e. furious rabies) or paralytic syndromes (i.e. paralytic rabies) progressing towards coma and death, usually by cardiac or respiratory failure, typically within 7–10 days after the first sign, if no intensive care is instituted.

This may include any of the following signs: aerophobia, hydrophobia, paresthesia or localized pain, dysphagia, localized weakness, nausea or vomiting.”

PROBABLE CASE

A suspected case plus a reliable history of contact with a suspected, probable or confirmed rabid animal.

CONFIRMED CASE

a suspected or probable case that is laboratory confirmed (usually post-mortem)

Post Exposure Prophylaxis (PEP)

The indication and procedure for PEP depend on the
• type of contact with the suspected rabid animal and
• immunization status of the patient

Rabies in humans can be prevented, after exposure, by PEP. Proper wound management combined with prompt post-exposure use of Cell Culture Vaccines and Embryonated Egg-based Vaccines (CCEEVs) and simultaneous administration of RIG in severe exposures, is close to 100% effective in preventing rabies.

WHO Classification of Exposures

  • Category I: [TYPE OF CONTACT: (Touching or feeding of animals, Animal licks on intact skin (NO EXPOSURE)]- No PEP required
  • Category II: [TYPE OF CONTACT: Nibbling of uncovered skin, Minor scratches or abrasions without bleeding (EXPOSURE)]- Wound washing and Immediate vaccination
  • Category III: [TYPE OF CONTACT: Single or multiple trans dermal bites or scratches, Contamination of mucous membrane or broken skin with saliva from animal licks (Exposures due to direct contact with bats)]- Wound washing and Immediate vaccination and RIG administration

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Guideline for Medical Treatment of Deprived Citizens

by Public Health Update September 27, 2020
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Bipanna Nagarik Aushadhi Upchar Kosh

Benefits

  1. Kidney transplant expense: Upto NRs. 4,00,000/
    – Kidney dialysis: Upto NRs. 1,00,000/
    – Acute Glomerulonephritis, Nephrotic Syndrome: Upto NRs. 1,00,000/
    – Medicine expense for post-transplant management: Upto NRs. 1,00,000/
    – HLA Test: Upto NRs. 50,000/
    – Dialysis for seropositive: Upto NRs. 4,000/ session
    – NRs. 2500/ session for patients who need more than 2 times dialysis per week.
    – Peritoneal dialysis per patient upto 90 packages
  2. Heart Diseases: Upto NRs. 1,00,000/
  3. Cancer; Upto NRs. 1,00,000/
  4. Parkinson’s Diseases: Upto NRs. 1,00,000/
  5. Alzheimer: Upto NRs. 1,00,000/
  6. Spinal Injury: Upto NRs. 1,00,000/
  7. Head Injury: Upto NRs. 1,00,000/
  8. Sickle cell anemia : Upto NRs. 1,00,000/
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Common PG Entrance Capsule [Book for Entrance]

by Public Health Update September 27, 2020
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Nepal Public Health Students’ Society (NPHSS) is a student based organization controlled and administered by public health students of IOM. It was established in 1988 AD as the started the department of public health and community medicine in Institute of Medicine. Since then, it has been advocating health issues and creating awareness through its different public health activities involving youth and energetic students of IOM. It organizes different programs in various occasions with the aim of creating feeling of responsibility in each student and to initiate them to contribute in the field of public health.

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The Common PG Entrance Capsule covers; Biostatistics, Epidemiology, Research methodology, Medical sociology and anthropology, Health economic and financing, Health management, Microbiology and immunology, Biochemistry, Health education and promotion, Environmental health and occupational health and Nutrition.

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  • Sumit Bohara: 9861243116
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  • Ashish Timalsina: 9843523211
  • Neil Dhital: 9851145749

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Related readings

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  • 100 MCQs for Master of Public Health
  • Sociology MCQs, Master of Public Health
  • Health Management and Health Economics MCQs, Master of Public Health
  • Environmental & Occupational Health MCQs, Master of Public Health
  • Demography MCQs, Master of Public Health
  • Research Methodology & Bio-stat MCQs, Master of Public Health
  • Health Education MCQs, Master of Public Health

Reference materials for entrance preparation

  • Department of Health Services (DoHS) Annual Report 2074/75 (2017/18)
  • Key Indicators: The Nepal Demographic and Health Survey (1996 NDHS- 2016 NDHS)
  • The 2016 Nepal Demographic and Health Survey (2016 NDHS)
  • Nepal Multiple Indicator Cluster Survey 2019 (NMICS 2019): Key findings
  • National Tuberculosis Programme Annual Report 2018
  • Organogram and Reporting Mechanism of Nepalese Health System in Federal Context
  • The Ministry of Health and Population (MoHP), Nepal
  • Department of Health Services (DoHS), Ministry of Health and Population
  • Department of Ayurveda and Alternative Medicine (DoAA)
  • Curative Service Division (CSD)- Department of Health Services
  • Department of Drug Administration (DDA), Ministry of Health and Population
  • National Immunization Schedule, Nepal (Revised)
  • What is Public Health Emergency of International Concern (PHEIC)?
  • Epidemiology and Disease Control Division, Department of Health Services


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International Safe Abortion Day is observed each year on 28 September to raise a voice for the right to safe abortion. It was initiated in Latin America and the Caribbean in 1990 by the Campaña 28 Septiembre. Campaña is the regional network of activist groups, who have been organizing activities in support of safe abortion.

Theme 2020

The theme for International Safe Abortion Day (ISAD), 28 September 2020 is “Self-Managed Abortion”. International Safe Abortion Day 2020 calls on all countries to set aside laws and policies that are restricting access to safe abortion, and allow telemedicine and self-managed abortion in line with World Health Organization guidance.

ISAD call on all States to acknowledge that abortion is essential health care, respect, protect and fulfil women’s reproductive rights, support women’s autonomy over their own lives, and ensure universal access to safe abortion – both during Covid-19 and afterwards. 

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The Olympiad is organized by The Association of Global Universities, in collaboration with the Ministry of Science and Higher Education of the Russian Federation and the Federal Agency for the Commonwealth of Independent States Affairs, Compatriots Living Abroad, and International Humanitarian Cooperation (Rossotrudichestvo).

The competition is aimed at talented foreign students who would like to enroll in master’s and postgraduate programs in Russia for free.

The winners of the Open Doors are granted a free early admission at any Russian university, without entrance examinations and with tuition fees covered by the Russian Federation.

The competition winners will be able to enroll in a program using a single-window system, choosing any of 500 Russian universities, including 21 leading universities-participants of the 5-100 Project. The language of instruction is English or Russian depending on the chosen program and the university.

The Olympiad has two tracks – for prospective Master’s and doctoral students (analogous to Ph.D.). The Olympiad is held in two rounds for the Master’s track and in three rounds for the doctoral track (analogous to Ph.D.). The first round is a competition of portfolios, and the second round is a problem-solving challenge. The third round of the Olympiad involves the selection of a prospective research supervisor for the chosen doctoral program (analogous to Ph.D.) and an interview with him/her.

The competition is open to foreign citizens and stateless persons, including compatriots living abroad, having a Bachelor’s degree or completing a Bachelor degree program in the year of the Olympiad for the Master’s track and having a Master’s or Specialist’s degree for the doctoral track (analogous to Ph.D.) in the year of the Olympiad.

Subjects of the OpenDoors

Subject is the field of knowledge that covers groups of program tracks a Master’s student can follow. The area of science you would like to specialize in, to be short.

  • Clinical Medicine & Public Health and other subjects

Olympiad tracks

The Olympiad has two tracks – for prospective Master’s and postgraduate (doctoral) students. Depending on the chosen direction, the winners of the Olympiad will be able to study for free the master’s or postgraduate programs of the chosen University.

There are two rounds for the Master’s track and three rounds for the doctoral track. The first round is a competition of portfolios, and the second round is a problem-solving challenge.

The third round of the doctoral track involves the selection of a prospective research supervisor for the chosen doctoral program and an interview with him/her.

The first two rounds of the Olympiad are held simultaneously for both tracks of the Olympiad.

There is a master’s track for all study areas of the Olympiad.

There are doctoral tracks only for the following study areas:

  1. Biology & Biotechnology
  2. Chemistry & Materials Science
  3. Clinical Medicine & Public Health
  4. Linguistics & Modern Languages
  5. Mathematics & Artificial intelligence
  6. Physical Sciences

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