In Gaza, health facilities and personnel have been directly targeted—but many decolonizing global health narratives stay silent on settler colonial realities. The gap between protest and structural change is laid bare.
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#Decolonization
#Gaza

Research impact depends not just on what is studied but who is involved. Coproduction promotes equality, inclusivity, mutual respect, and shared decision-making.

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#ResearchCoproduction
#IntegratedKnowledgeTranslation

Can Asia leapfrog gaps in clinical trials using its own real-world data? A new study of 11 health systems shows great promise, but variation in data sources, quality, and governance still hold things back.

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#HealthTechnologyAssessment
#RealWorldData

How much influence should industries that profit from public health harms (food, alcohol, gambling) have in policymaking? Research from Australia shows they wield legal, political, and discursive power.

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#IndustryInfluence
#HealthPolicy

What if PhD training meant more than academic careers? For HSI Fellows (2017–19), 100% are employed, and 32% now hold hybrid roles across academia and health systems. Could embedded training reshape career paths?

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#HealthServices
#PolicyResearch

Economic sanctions bring cascading harm: GDP slumps, inflation soars, currency devalues, and infant nutrition and survival already suffer. These findings come from a systematic review of 36 studies across Iran, Cuba, Russia, Iraq, and Haiti.

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#EconomicSanctions

Trust is more than nice to have; it’s essential. According to this IJHPM editorial, trust reduces medical errors, fosters innovation, and supports resilience during crises.

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#Trust
#HealthSystems

Why aren’t any cardiovascular device registries publishing patient/procedure-level completeness—even though it's critical for safety benchmarking?

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#MedicalDeviceRegistries
#Cardiovascular
#Orthopaedic

Could long-term studies and interventional research finally help us understand which strategies actually work to mitigate medical deserts?

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#MedicalDesert
#HealthWorkforce

What if health ministries monitored the tactics of big food, drink, and alcohol corporations the same way they monitor diseases?

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#PublicHealthSurveillance
#UnhealthyCommidityIndustries

Did you know? Most employee-driven innovations in healthcare are actually initiated top-down by management, not spontaneously by frontline staff—challenging our assumptions about bottom-up change!

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Remote patient monitoring (RPM) can reduce gaps in chronic care, but only when paired with integrated care pathways and clear roles. Want examples?

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#Telehealth
#RemotePatientMonitoring
#IntegratedCare

Which would help your team reduce avoidable readmissions most: (A) More resources (B) Better communication (C) Leadership buy-in (D) External support?

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#HealthPolicy
#SystematicReview
#PatientReadmission

Greener hospitals start with staff awareness of healthcare’s environmental impact—without it, even the best sustainability frameworks can fail.
#HospitalLeadership #Sustainability

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Do you know how corporations use a complex set of framing and action strategies—including lobbying, intelligence gathering, legal threats, media campaigns, third-party alliances, and more—to influence public policy?
#PublicPolicy #HealthPolicy
@kat-lauber.bsky.social

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