Menopause is a natural stage in the continuum of life for women, marking the end of their reproductive years.
On Friday’s #WorldMenopauseDay, @WHO highlights the importance of understanding menopause and its impact on women's health. https://t.co/cnOqseIRt7
Wonderful catching up with fellow @IFMSA alum yesterday at #WHS2024!
Incredible to see all the exciting different paths we have taken over the years but all roads still lead back to @WorldHealthSmt !
The Lancet Commission report proposes a new way to think about #UHC, a modular approach of interventions to address priority conditions. Excited to see action-oriented research that can inform good policy decisions
By 2050, countries could reduce by 50% the probability of premature death from 2019 levels.
A new report by the Lancet Commission on Investing in Health explains how focused health investments could drive dramatic improvements in human welfare: https://t.co/V8z8H2rSnS #WHS2024
The @WHOYouthCouncil launched its first Youth Declaration on Creating Healthy Societies - a range of calls to action developed by young people from around the world, geared towards empowering youth to play a central role in creating #HealthForAll https://t.co/OVb6hq7SNQ
#YouthForHealth
"Peace is the best medicine" The opening speech at the @WorldHealthSmt couldn't have been more powerful, asking for political solutions to the ongoing conflicts.This is the leadership the world needs! Thank you @DrTedros#WHS2024
Off to a great start at the #MeSAGE workshop on co-creating shared global medical education. Faculty and students discuss why it’s critical to involve students in curriculum development, as well as how to do it.
#IAMSE22#meded@catarina4pr@VagelisPap17
Good panel discussion at #IAMSE22 on becoming a master builder for learning. Instructors are talking about how they use Rx Bricks in their curriculum to support the flipped classroom and active learning.
A lot of discussions about adapting curriculum to new times and engaging students as partners, but how can we do this? Join us for the focus session "Co-creating a global shared medical curriculum" #IAMSE22@ScholarRx
Academia and healthcare leadership positions are mostly held by men. Solutions to promote #genderequality such as an open call inviting women to apply for full time professors changed the faculty body in the NL. Can we spread this idea? #Iamse22
Barriers to representation in medicine are many and they have an impact on the quality of care. We need to do something about this.
@SNMA led the MeSAGE Bricks on #Diversityandinclusion and today a student rep brought this topic to the @iamse plenary
Excited about #IAMSE22 virtual forum to tear down borders. New ideas to engage participants with lightning talks and comprehensive schedule for different timezones. Off to a great start @sdlieb
MeSAGE, the Medical Student Alliance for Global Education aims to identify and address curriculum gaps. We design digital learning modules with @ScholarRx bricks on topics such as #SRHR and #DiversityandInclusion
A new generation of Medical Educator at #IAMSE22@VagelisPap17
We can achieve better health outcomes and keep patients safe if we invest in interprofessional education, to learn about everyone's role and expertise and how to communicate with each other @JCPalaganas#IAMSE22