Podcast on health news using health economics & policy lenses.Produced by @MacHPPhD @MPHMcMaster students at @McMasterU & supported by @mcmastersgs SPICES grant
🗣️New episode: Indigenous health in Canada
We are lucky to have Dr. Jennifer Walker (@jencandish) on the show with our executive producer, @sophiyagarasia.
Dr. Walker is an epidemiologist from @LaurentianU who collaborates closely with Indigenous organizations.
🚨HOT OFF THE PRESS - My open access @HarpsJournal study presents a new framework identifying the most actionable strategies that leverage the facilitators & address the barriers to evidence use in crisis zones. Check out my #elevatorpitch discussing this: https://t.co/yoxYrYCwjz
Ever wonder why all of a sudden #vaping has become so huge? We discuss that as well as so much on our next episode with TWO health economists studying tobacco control and health equity at @McMasterU! We just recorded it today (with our new gear) and you are in for a treat!
You can listen to the episode with @jencandlish in which she teaches us about Indigenous health and health policy and shares her experiences on Spotify here: https://t.co/gN40JzmwdG
🗣️New episode: Indigenous health in Canada
We are lucky to have Dr. Jennifer Walker (@jencandish) on the show with our executive producer, @sophiyagarasia.
Dr. Walker is an epidemiologist from @LaurentianU who collaborates closely with Indigenous organizations.
Shout-out to @Andreacchi_A who is on our research and writing team for presenting her work on price-elasticity, tax, and sugar-sweetened beverages #healtheconomics#NFHP19
[🗣️Poster Showcase]
“Assessing the price-elasticity and tax pass-through rate assumptions of modelling studies simulating a sugar-sweetened-beverage tax”
Alessandra Andreacchi (@Andreacchi_A), McMaster University
#NFHP19 cc @MPHMcMaster
Our editor & producer, Tooba Fatima, from @MPHMcMaster presented at #NFHP19 today on her #SystematicReview looking at the effect of assistive reproductive technologies policies on birth rates
“Assisted reproductive technology and multiple birth rates in a North American context - a preliminary synthesis” - Tooba Fatima and Manika Bhandari, McMaster University #NFHP19
As a #WilsonLeader, I had the honor and privilege to chat with Dr. Jane Philpott (@janephilpott) today.
Rarely can one say they met someone they look up to and respect. Today was an amazing day and I will take her advice to heart.
For a policy wonk, this was an amazing day.
Today we had the wonderful @jencandlish give the Labelle lecture on Indigenous data, research and governance. We were fortunate to have her record an episode for our podcast today too in which she talks about her experiences further. Stay tuned for it to be released soon! #NFHP19
“Overdose and service use: A comparison of Indigenous and non- Indigenous people in Alberta” – Jeffery McLean (@mclean_jeffrey), McMaster University #NFHP19
Registration & networking is underway.
#Conferences are a great opportunity to not only share your work but to connect with fellow graduate students and other academics.
Get some breakfast & introduce yourself.
It will go better than this finale 😉
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[🗣Panelist Profile]
Dr. Michel Grignon (@MichelGrignon1) is a professor in the Department of Economics and the Department of Health, Aging & Society at @McMasterU. He is an adjunct scientist at IRDES Paris, France, & was the director of @CHEPAMcMaster from 2011 to 2017. #NFHP19
What drives meaningful change in health policy?
“Collaboration among leaders who are passionate, in tune with the needs of the population, diverse, and flexible with change". - Sophiya Garasia (@sophiyagarasia)
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