What a fantastic year-end celebration at ILCHR yesterday! From an energising drumming workshop, to lots of laughter, reflection, great food (and even a rap from our co-director), it was a perfect way to close out an amazing year!
On 2024's World Children's Day, ILCHR Co-Director @markskeptic and James Radner call for urgent investment in children as a moral imperative, not because of their future "human capital potential" in this @LancetChildAdol Comment https://t.co/fKyLyTZFUS
Our new paper in @JAdolesHealth reviewed evidence from 82 trials, and found that psychosocial interventions were effective in preventing mental ill health among youth aged 10-19. Future work should focus on reducing self-harm and suicide ideation. https://t.co/Yb83w7jZPR
Join this upcoming hybrid WHO event on adolescent sexual and reproductive health and rights. A research priority setting exercise that our @markskeptic and @melissabrdshaw are working on will be discussed. Register for the event here: https://t.co/JlFrKygOj1
Exciting times at ILCHR last week! Our team building day was filled with laughter, good food, collaboration, and some friendly competition. Thank you to our organisers, Yeukai, Prince, and Nuhaa, as well as Marguerite and Zena for all the effort behind the scenes!
This valuable report gives an overview of open access journals in Africa that do not charge fees for either authors or readers. #OpenAccess#Africa#Research 🌍
For those that are new here, at the #ILCHR, we explore the intersection of health, environment, and society to pave the way for a healthier future. Follow along for updates on our work in South Africa and beyond! #LifeCourseHealthResearch https://t.co/iXgzOS4yqE
2023 Stellenbosch University Research and Excellence Awards.
Congratulations to the winners of the DVC Interdisciplinary/ Group Awards.
@ceri_news@ILCH_research#ResearchAwards2023
We are delighted to share that @xtinalaur has been awarded a 2022 @jiasociety Impact Award for the systematic review she & her team published, exploring the impact of psychosocial interventions on youth engagement with HIV care.
Learn more here👇
https://t.co/RzNbsg0aoc
Community support is vital to integrate persons with disabilities into their communities & facilitate meaningful participation. In this scoping review @xanthehunt and co-authors shed light on glaring gaps in support for persons with disabilities in LMICs
https://t.co/pfbgarqGlO
Our review on community support for ppl with #disabilities in LMIC out today in @MDPIOpenAccess Hoping this is a springboard for conversations about sustainable community support services in these settings (&better definitions of community support) https://t.co/hnRpjEhLO9
Our recent review, which informed the @WHO HIV Adolescent Service Delivery Guidelines, explores the impact of psychosocial interventions on #adherence & viral load outcomes for adolescents & young people living with #HIV.
Read more on our findings below
https://t.co/pfbgarqGlO
Great new guidance on adolescent mental health out today from @WHO and @UNICEF. Very proud of the contributions from our team @ILCH_research@xtinalaur @markskeptic
We’ve developed a short video to summarise the main findings from our recently published systematic review on ‘Universal school-based mental health programmes in low- and middle-income countries: A systematic review and narrative synthesis’. See paper https://t.co/mmSrSFOnxL