Cutting low-value care may not save much money — but it reduces harm, raises quality, and makes health systems fairer. Read more ➡️ shorturl.at/sAmQl #LowValueCare #CostSavings #QualityofCare #HealthPolicy
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A well-being economy reframes success beyond GDP — but overcoming entrenched interests is the hard part. Read more ➡️ shorturl.at/1ZZXy #Well-BeingEconomics #PoliticalEconomy
How should we curb excessive corporate power that harms health? A new scoping review maps policy, legal, fiscal and civic actions to protect the public. Read more ➡️ shorturl.at/MBiTr #CorporatePower #CommercialDeterminantsofHealth
Taking on the Corporate Determinants of Ill-health and Health Inequity: A Scoping Review of Actions to Address Excessive Corporate Power to Protect and Promote the Public’s Health
Background In many sectors of the economy, for-profit business corporations hold excessive power relative to some governments and civil society. These power imbalances have been recognised as importa...
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The commercial determinants of health are a major barrier to adopting and implementing WHO “Best Buys”; stronger monitoring, multisector collaboration, and local data are crucial enablers. Read more ➡️ shorturl.at/yDHv2 #WHO #NCD
Nurse Practitioner integration depends on clear policy, defined scope, and standardized training. Barriers like unclear role titles, restrictive laws, or lack of organizational support still prevent many systems from fully embracing NPs. Read more ➡️ shorturl.at/B1JOQ #Healthpolicy #Nursing
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. Read more 🌏 shorturl.at/PArbb #Decolonization #Gaza
The Rhetoric of Decolonizing Global Health Fails to Address the Reality of Settler Colonialism: Gaza as a Case in Point
This editorial critiques the existing literature on decolonizing global health, using the current assault on health in Gaza as a case in point. It argues that the failure to address the ongoing violen...
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Research impact depends not just on what is studied but who is involved. Coproduction promotes equality, inclusivity, mutual respect, and shared decision-making. Read more 🌏 shorturl.at/vfW3P #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. Read more 🌏 shorturl.at/kBm9o #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. Read more 🌏 shorturl.at/Me1kA #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? Read more 🌏 shorturl.at/b6wCn #HealthServices #PolicyResearch
Early Career Outcomes of Embedded Research Fellows: An Analysis of the Health System Impact Fellowship Program
Background This descriptive study reports the early career outcomes of postdoctoral fellows who completed a novel embedded fellowship training program, the Canadian Institutes of Health Research (CIH...
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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. Read more 🌏 shorturl.at/mBVu8 #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. Read more 🌏 shorturl.at/LFo5v #Trust #HealthSystems
Why aren’t any cardiovascular device registries publishing patient/procedure-level completeness—even though it's critical for safety benchmarking? Read more 🌏 shorturl.at/Xg1kh #MedicalDeviceRegistries #Cardiovascular #Orthopaedic
Could long-term studies and interventional research finally help us understand which strategies actually work to mitigate medical deserts? Read more 🌏 shorturl.at/QNQw7 #MedicalDesert #HealthWorkforce
What if health ministries monitored the tactics of big food, drink, and alcohol corporations the same way they monitor diseases? Read more 🌏 shorturl.at/eKWZD #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! See the IJHPM review 🌏 shorturl.at/k4cnO #InnovativeOrganizations
Remote patient monitoring (RPM) can reduce gaps in chronic care, but only when paired with integrated care pathways and clear roles. Want examples? See the IJHPM review 🌏 bit.ly/4mCnf1i #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? See IJHPM review ➡️ bit.ly/4oVae4k #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 Read more ➡️ bit.ly/4n5iCg5
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 Read more ➡️ shorturl.at/xVrzW
