To inform the mental health & psychosocial support (MPHSS) curriculum @Danwadaag_DS, @concern_som_sl@shacdosom conducted MPHSS assessments in communities to:
▶️Identify key stressors
▶️Explore coping mechanisms
▶️Understand their emotional wellbeing
🙏 @UKinSomalia
Another round of data collection will come out soon in the coming months.
Please share it widely with people working on C19.
If you'd like to use the questionnaire or interested in hearing more about the methodology, feel free to give a shout.
A snapshot of the C19 situation in hard-to-reach areas of Somalia that I've contributed as a team leader:
- Encouraging increases in mask-wearing.
- Vaccine hesitancy lower than expected.
- The public health situation still remains serious.
https://t.co/shgojjkf4X
@AnneKaring I really enjoy using Miro for such purposes. It allows for real-time collaboration and has great templates (research topics, research design, plans, etc).
This article made me realize how much I miss everyday interactions with people in my outer cycle. Can't wait to have them back in my life again. https://t.co/rmww76U2ss
. @ACLEDINFO announce their release of the most comprehensive dataset on the Syrian conflict to date in collaboration with @snhr, @syriahr, @airwars, @SyriaDirect, @Liveuamap and other brilliant teams.
Very important work!
https://t.co/01YF6kdg6X
Summary of latest research on governance, conflict and corruption is available online! Perfect to catch up with at a lazy summer day. https://t.co/ZN1pe15iUH
👩🏫 great material – code, slides, & 🎬!
💻 "Code for Workshop: Intro to Machine Learning w/ R" by @ShirinGlander
https://t.co/An6MvGx4TH #rstats#MachineLearning
“One reason why people resist some of this huge push for evidence-based policy is that there is so much constant squabbling by the specialists about what the evidence actually is.” —@GuggenheimScott in comment below https://t.co/WRcEDboyN3
gganimate has reached the gapminder state of its development as transition_time() has been added #rstats
p + ... +
transition_time(year) +
ease_aes('linear')
Great blog post from David Evans (aka @tukopamoja) on the significance of statistically insignificant results, packed with fun references to zero effect papers and this handy summary of potential reasons.