A lovely initiative by @icmr_nie bringing together a series of webinars on Implementation Research starting with today’s webinar by Dr. Rajeev Bahl, DG @ICMRDELHI
https://t.co/YTBMllAldz
cast: https://t.co/NihJa36Qul
This series features our Senior Fellows @prashanthns@dr_hebbar
Join us for a Three-Day Hybrid Workshop on Realist Evaluation for Health Policy and Program Evaluation organized by the Institute of Public Health Bengaluru (IPH).
Dates: July 3-5, 2024
Venue: Bangalore, India, with options for both in-person and virtual participation
Realist Evaluation approach seeks to explain how and why complex interventions work (or don’t work) in particular contexts. This methodology is well suited to tackle evaluations of complex interventions and focuses on generative mechanisms in evaluating health policies and systems interventions. By focusing on the underlying mechanisms realist evaluation provides deep insights into the effectiveness of public health interventions, informing better policy decisions and practice.
Who Should Attend:
This workshop is designed for public health professionals, researchers, postgraduates, and PhD students with an interest in health policy and systems research and evaluation. Participants should have a basic understanding of public health concepts and research methodologies. Those currently exploring realist methods or applying them in their research are encouraged to participate to get hands-on experience of application of this methodology.
Learning Outcomes:
- Understand the principles and practices of Realist Evaluation.
- Develop skills to design and conduct realist evaluations in health policy and systems research.
- analyze and interpret data using a realist approach.
- Enhance capacity to apply realist evaluation findings to improve health policy and practice.
Facilitators:
Dr. Prashanth N S
Director, Institute of Public Health, Bengaluru
Dr. Pragati Hebbar
Assistant Director (Research), DBT/Wellcome Trust India Alliance Intermediate Fellow
Guest Lectures:
Prof Bruno Marchal
Associate Professor and Head of the Complexity and Health Unit, Institute of Tropical Medicine, Antwerp
Dr. Sara Van Belle
Senior Research Fellow Belgian Science Foundation FWO, Institute of Tropical Medicine, Antwerp
Dr Brynne Gilmore
Assistant Professor (Ad Astra Fellow)
UCD School of Nursing, Midwifery and Health Systems
University College Dublin, Belfield, Dublin 4, Ireland
Registration Fee:
Offline Participation: Rs. 25,000 which includes refreshments for 3 days and workshop material.
Online Participation: Rs. 15,000
Limited partial waivers available.
Logistics:
This is a hybrid workshop, with options for both in-person and virtual participation.
Detailed information on accommodations, transportation, and virtual access will be provided upon registration.
Contact Us:
For inquiries and registration, email [email protected]
Registration Link: https://t.co/OJysdJvd5J
look forward to your participation in this enriching workshop. Join us to enhance your skills and knowledge in Realist Evaluation and contribute to advancing health policy and systems research.
An assessment to explore pathways to health system strengthening in the state of Uttar Pradesh. Our team @prashanthns and @AgavaneVaibhav are working in collaboration with population Council Consulting Pvt. Ltd. team
#iphindia#iphprojectseries#iphbengaluru
Supporting the Next Generation with Global Day of Giving !
A lasting impact on this years World Environment Day and Global day of Giving. AXA GBS and @AXA_XL , in collaboration with the @iphindia , are spearheading a remarkable initiative to transform the learning environments of Bellundur Government Primary School and Gurukula Vidya Peetha School in Bengaluru.
The mission was to provide students with the resources and facilities they need to thrive. Through activities like tree planting, classroom painting, and the distribution of stationary, we're creating vibrant, eco-friendly spaces that inspire young minds.
More than 60 volunteers from AXA group participated in this Global Day of Giving, they made a tangible difference in the lives of these students, supporting them to reach their full potential and become the leaders of tomorrow. Your support will not only improve their learning experience but also foster a deeper appreciation for our shared environment.
On 3 Jun 2024, The Indo-German workshop on ‘One health and agroecology: building synergies’ with @moefcc, @giz_india brought together stakeholders from #forestry#biodiversity#publichealth#agriculture across government, NGO and private industry to understand ground work and explore opportunities to work together with special focus to address Kyasanur Forest Disease and albendazole misuse and potential AMR threat.
@vkranthikumari from @iphindia participated in this event and shared the collaborative multisectoral work on KFD in these papers:
https://t.co/2CtS7UkECD
https://t.co/4TZpwja32C
https://t.co/XEvYH2jZBp
An eventful day @iphindia on 6 Jun with distinguished guests visiting us in the Bengaluru office @TMirzoev from @LSHTM and @AnnaSchurmann2 – staff engaged in discussion around health policy systems research and the current global environment around HPSR – opportunities and challenges.
In the afternoon, a group of students from @UniCanberra currently on a study tour visited us with IPH Adjunct faculty @sunilgeorge78 and Dr. Cathy Knight-Agarwal. We had an interactive and thought provoking talk by @veenashatrugna on topics of #nutrition #policy #vulnerability – discussions that continued in the corridors of IPH for days afterward.
One of those special days @iphindia when we engage an entire day in collective thinking, reflections, learning and questioning.
Congratulations @NIMHANS_BLR, India for being bestowed the prestigious 2024 Nelson Mandela Award for Health Promotion for its work focusing on young people and child protection in primary mental health care. The award, presented at the 77th World Health Assembly in Geneva, recognises outstanding contributions to public health and was jointly awarded to Professor Bontle Mbongwe of Botswana.
NIMHANS is a globally renowned centre for mental health, neurosciences, and allied fields. This award spotlights the critical importance of mental health, which has been identified as a key priority by Regional Director @drSaimaWazed
On this #WorldNoTobaccoDay (May 31), let us all reaffirm our commitment to work together towards saving lives from harms of tobacco use. Tobacco, used in any form, is hazardous to health causing over 13 lakh adult deaths and several diseases a year in India.
The theme for this World No Tobacco Day by the World Health Organization is “Protecting Children from Tobacco Industry Interference”. Children and youth are vulnerable groups that are targeted by tobacco industry through a range of products, misleading claims and targeted marketing and sale strategies. Governments in India have launched several initiatives including the National Tobacco Control Program and the Tobacco Free Educational Institution Guidelines to protect youth from tobacco harms. Let us join hands and make every day a World No Tobacco Day! Choose Life, Not Tobacco! #publichealth @iphindia
Recently, @dr_hebbar (Dr Pragati Hebbar) and Alen Chandy Alexander from @iphindia delivered a talk on "Training and capacity building of health workers in tobacco control cessation", ahead of World No Tobacco Day 2024 at the Oxford Dental College, Bengaluru. The audience were largely undergraduates and faculty members of the college. #oralhealth #publichealth
A week ago, a workshop on awareness on our Constitution titled, “Tiliyona Baa Namma Samvidhaanava”, was held at BR Hills in Chamarajanagar for the staff members, collaborators and partners of @iphindia. The workshop used group work and dialogue to build awareness on rights and responsibilities and was inaugurated by collaborators from the Soliga Adivasi Sangha and partner NGOs.
Our project on the mental health well-being in the tribal heartland of BR Hills in Chamarajanagar. This @India_Alliance project was awarded to Institute of Public Health Bengaluru (@iphindia ), Indian Institute of Public Health, Hyderabad (@IIPHHyderabad) and JSS Medical College, Mysuru (@jssaher) with a grant titled Centre for Training, Research and Innovation in Tribal Health (CTRITH) @CTRITH_Kar, under their Clinical/Public Health Research Centres (CRC) grant. #mentalhealth #publichealth #iphindia
📢Exciting News!
Dive into the world of data science by joining our collaborative workshop on 'Introduction to Health Data Science using R' for early-mid career public health professionals especially postgraduates, PhD students, and research scholars from 15th to 17th June 2024 in Bengaluru. The workshop will be facilitated by faculty from Sree Chitra Tirunal Institute for Medical Sciences and Technology (@sctimst_tvm) and @iphindia
At the end of the workshop participants can:
- Apply data science methods to public health research using R.
- Set up data workflows, organise and analyse data and draw insights from it.
- Communicate research findings effectively.
Registrations are open - Apply through this link https://t.co/Bpr9oXBzGY
Application deadline - 24 May 2024.
For more information, visit https://t.co/rJRiTJWgip
Don't miss out on this opportunity to boost your skills in Health Data Science! Apply today.
#HealthDataScience #RProgramming #PublicHealthResearch #Workshop #Bengaluru #DataScience #HealthcareAnalytics