Ian Grant

[Brecht Devleesschauwer @brechtdv]

🌅 To jointly address the challenges linked to burden of injury estimation, a new Task Force will be launched with the European Burden of Disease Network @burdeneu, under the leadership of @JAHaagsma and @RobbyDePauw

[Ricardo @ric_assuncao]

Just starting the workshop on “Projecting future burden of disease for informed public health decision making”, at #EPH2023, organised by @BurdenEU. Let’s learn and discuss!

[Grant Wyper @GMAWyper]

ICYMI 👇

@P_H_S_Official @UofGlasgow @IssrUq @TheLancet
#PublicHealth #SciComm #Alcohol #Research
#EpiTwitter #LiverTwitter

[Grant Wyper @GMAWyper]

🆕Pre-pandemic all-cause, and cause-specific, #inequalities in the #BurdenOfDisease in #Scotland.

Note: Pre-print, not peer reviewed
https://t.co/9STTkFOzr0

@IPgrant @NeilGChalmers @eilidh_fletcher @gerrymccartney1 @DianeStockton10 @GMAWyper

[Ian Grant @IPgrant]

@BraddockBessie 🤣🤣🤣..

[Grant Wyper @GMAWyper]

Our @P_H_S_Official #ScottishBurdenOfDisease blog has just been published by @VHSComms. We discuss our recent @equityhealthj paper which explores the extent of inequalities in population health loss due to: COVID-19 and pre-pandemic causes of disease.
🔗https://t.co/tY0atiqam6

[Grant Wyper @GMAWyper]

#COVID19 population health loss in 2020 was very substantial. Findings from the #ScottishBurdenOfDisease study show that pre-pandemic annual #DALYs due to inequalities in multiple deprivation were at least 5-fold higher than #COVID19 #DALYs

🔗 to paper: https://t.co/xpzx3gl41e

[BurdenEU @BurdenEU]

🗣️✍️ A summary of the recent papers published as part of the #BurdenOfDisease call for papers from @Archpubhealth.
https://t.co/jAbsVNk7yo

[Ian Grant @IPgrant]

Great work👍

[BurdenEU @BurdenEU]

(1/4)✍️ Our guide to estimating #DALYs directly due to #COVID19 has just been published @IJPH_official. This paper is part of our growing #BurdenOfDisease collection of #COVID19 work.

#BurdenEU @COSTprogramme
https://t.co/YwrqTr4XRC

[Ian Grant @IPgrant]

How we value the life prematurely lost by death can impact #YLL, and on how we perceive impact of different health conditions. There are comparative and ethical advantages in using an aspirational approach, particularly relevant in the times of #COVID19.
https://t.co/LEbvLAITlD

[Ian Grant @IPgrant]

Delighted to have contributed from the #ScottishBurdenOfDisease study to this #BurdenEU paper with @GMAWyper. Seemingly small methodological choices can significantly alter end findings. Capacity building and transparency of choices are needed to aid knowledge transfer. 🧵👇

[BurdenEU @BurdenEU]

🚨✍️ A new paper from our #BurdenEU @COSTprogramme has just been published in @Archpubhealth.

Reflections on key methodological decisions in national #BurdenOfDisease assessments.

[Ian Grant @IPgrant]

In the #ScottishBurdenOfDisease study, we standardise rates using the European Standard Population, which has a similar structure to Scottish national population. By doing this, we are able to avoid the issues that can hinder effective knowledge transfer.
https://t.co/TtFUDkDiPp

[Dr No @_dr_no_]

New Dr No Post: The Granny Ultimatum https://t.co/xFYYgdEQTY

[Prof Nisreen Alwan 🌻 @Dr2NisreenAlwan]

Lockdown was never the solution. It was to buy time while preparing to control the pandemic without it. Measures in schools & workplaces, efficient testing & tracing. Get a sophisticated control system. Didn’t happen. Now we’re back in the same place again but without the hope 😔

[Ian Grant @IPgrant]

Brilliant🙂

[Nico’s Bar Glasgow @NicosBarGlasgow]

When the pubs close at 10 but there’s a penalty shoot out.... 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿😂

[Grant Wyper @GMAWyper]

Local #ScottishBurdenOfDisease estimates are now accessible in a new interactive dashboard from @Maite52629813.

Click the link below 🔗👇 to explore:
🗺️mapped geographical differences
📊within-area assessments
📈across-area comparisons

🔗https://t.co/DILJkz7r9H

[Grant Wyper @GMAWyper]

#COVID19 has brought increased attention to estimating the population impact of premature death with #YLL estimates. Our @IJPH_official commentary discusses the merits of an aspirational approach.

@BurdenEU @brechtdv @NikoSpeybroeck #BurdenOfDisease

https://t.co/lBSKKBUvix