Global Health |Chronic disease management| Health systems| People centered | Mom| Coffee| RT=Like| PhD University of Birmingham
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Linju Maria Joseph retweeted
We are glad to share that the @INDIACCDC team hosted the National Workshop on July 1st and the Stakeholder Consortium Meeting on July 2nd in Delhi. The events focused on the connection between floods and non-communicable diseases (NCDs) in India. The conversations were targeted at empowering the health care system in flood-affected areas such as Bihar and Kerala through the incorporation of early warning systems, telemedicine, and community-driven initiatives. Our partners and stakeholders have been extremely supportive and have helped to create a dialogue that is collaborative, science-based, and inclusive.
#CCDC #HealthForAll #NationalWorkshop #Stakeholders #NCD #ChronicDiseases
@UNDP @UNDP_India @DFYIndia @WHO @NCDCgov @MoHFW_INDIA @NPCCHH @moefcc @ndmaindia @aiims_newdelhi @ICMRDELHI @iitroorkee
Linju Maria Joseph retweeted
A global public health priority: Tackling Multimorbidity in primary care settings. @antonystanley09 @JMultimorbidity @IBTNetwork @AbrahamSBabu @rakhalgaitonde @sunaibi @LinjuMaria @AbrahamSBabu @gacd_media @ncdalliance @CDCHeart_Stroke journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.…
Linju Maria Joseph retweeted
Engage the whole family and achieve weight reduction: a model for obesity risk reduction in LMIC. @antonystanley09 @AbrahamSBabu @gesjay @sctimst_tvm @AnnFamMed @worldheartfed @IBTNetwork @mkali_twindad @NITIAayog @PMOIndia annfammed.org/content/23/2/9…
Linju Maria Joseph retweeted
New Research: Healthcare providers' perspectives on the organization of health services to manage people with multiple long-term conditions in primary care settings in Kerala, India: a qualitative exploratory study frontiersin.org/articles/10.… #FrontiersIn #PublicHealth
Linju Maria Joseph retweeted
We stand with all the healthcare providers & patients who have faced violence within hospitals. We demand immediate action & accountability to protect the dignity & safety of ALL persons in healthcare institutions.
Our key asks (TW: sexual violence): bit.ly/3X4t39h
I graduated with a PhD and huge thanks to my supervisors(Semira Manaseki-Holland,Sheila Greenfield, @jeemon79 & @AnnaLavis )and my family, friends and many others who supported me along the way!
📢Publication alert: Highlights patients' illness burden and increased efforts needed for care coordination (travel, costs, and burden). 10.1371/journal.pone.0305430 @mph_amchss @UoB_IAHR
Fragmented care for multimorbidity in primary care is a Public Health concern. Calls for strategies to improve coordination and continuity of care at primary care settings. @LinjuMaria @sctimst_tvm @mph_amchss @GCRF @gacd_media @UoB_IAHR #PLOSONE: dx.plos.org/10.1371/journal.…
Passed my PhD viva with minor corrections. Thank you to my examiners Kaushik Chattopadhyay and @RichardLehman1, chair @drlauraljones for such a positive viva experience, and to my supervisors Semira Manaseki-Holland, Sheila Greenfield, @jeemon79 & @AnnaLavis for their support.
Linju Maria Joseph retweeted
Please read our — written with @HueimingLiu — new @HPP_LSHTM paper:
"Adoption and scale-up of the cardiovascular Polypill: a realist institutional analysis" doi.org/10.1093/heapol/czac0…
We propose a ‘four-by-four’ framework to optimise learning across efforts to promote innovations.
Linju Maria Joseph retweeted
Congratulations Dr @jeemon79.
Hearty Congratulation to Dr. Jeemon Panniyammakal of Sree Chitra Tirunal Institute for Medical Sciences & Technology on winning the Shanti Swarup Bhatnagar Prize (SSB) for Science and Technology 2021 (Medical Sciences)
@DrJitendraSingh
@shekhar_mande
@mygovindia
@PIB_India
Roadmap for Hypertension with specific attention to resource-poor settings.
A great previlege to be part of the team! World Heart Federation Roadmap for Hypertension – A 2021 Update: globalheartjournal.com/artic…
@AbrahamSBabu @gesjay @worldheartfed @care_hf @antonystanley09 @bogdienache @sctimst_tvm @yogesh_kalkonde @rajeevgg @
My first publication from PhD with Dr Semira Manaseki-Holland, Prof Sheila Greenfield,@AnnaLavis and @jeemon79. @UoB_IAHR #ECR
Systematic review on the use of patient-held health records #PHRs in low-income and middle-income countries #LMICs ow.ly/7ebN50G3DQz
Linju Maria Joseph retweeted
Engage with funders to ensure their priorities for Global Health funding is based on local need; prevention of ill health; & social context @drjackoids. There is no 'silver bullet' for addressing Global Health issues. Systems change incrementally @seyeabimbola.
#HSRUK21 #UKRI
Linju Maria Joseph retweeted
For those struggling to log in to COWIN, even if you do, it may not amount to much. Vaccine makers don't have stock to sell to state govts + pvt hospitals. They still have to meet their commitments to the Centre, which they are barely able to.
Linju Maria Joseph retweeted
I'd bet almost every woman in the world has spent more time on unpaid care like cooking, cleaning, or caring for family in the last year.
The work is unpaid, but it comes at an enormous cost—for women and for the global economy.
Linju Maria Joseph retweeted
Nurses and pharmacist make difference to DM outcomes in LMIC: Task-sharing interventions for improving control of diabetes in low-in... sciencedirect.com/science/ar… @kmvnarayan14 @mkali80 @DorairajPrabha1 @India_Alliance @IntDiabetesFed @WorldDiabetesF @epigiri @yogesh_kalkonde
