Rose Burns

Public health researcher @LSHTM #Ebola #HIV #SGBV

[Rose Burns @RoseacBurns]

@CWClinics shared their experience doing capacity building on qualitative research in Northern Nigeria as part of our PULSE research: https://t.co/u9GI5d4XQn

[Rose Burns @RoseacBurns]

Finishing our week in Abuja, with new ideas on what needs to be considered re: implementation and community dynamics when developing community engagement interventions for #vaccination @CWClinics @AddisUniversity @EthioRedCross @nrcs_ng @ifrc @Hum_StudiesGVA

[UK Humanitarian Innovation Hub (UKHIH) @UKHIH_Hub]

It’s the final day of our PULSE workshop in Abuja.

We're planning ways to share learnings with @nrcs_ng @EthioRedCross @ifrc & #humanitarian actors working to improve #community involvement in the design, planning & implementation of #vaccination.

Thanks @CWCAbuja for hosting!

[UK Humanitarian Innovation Hub (UKHIH) @UKHIH_Hub]

A quick roundup of Day 2 of our PULSE workshop in Abuja, Nigeria

We discussed the differences between our two research sites, where @nrcs_ng & @EthioRedCross are working on risk communication & #communityengagement for vaccination efforts.

Find out more https://t.co/9PWY19jZ59

[Rose Burns @RoseacBurns]

In Abuja this week for our workshop with @nrcs_ng @IFRCAfrica @EthioRedCross @CWClinics @AddisUniversity discussing findings from the Pulse study which looks at community engagement for vaccination in humanitarian settings

[UK Humanitarian Innovation Hub (UKHIH) @UKHIH_Hub]

Community engagement is increasingly essential in #humanitarian work, especially for effective #vaccine uptake in complex emergencies.

We’re in Abuja #Nigeria to discuss findings from our PULSE study.

Today, @CWClinics & @AddisUniversity presented work from Ethiopia and Nigeria

[Health in Humanitarian Crises Centre, LSHTM @LSHTM_Crises]

🗞 New research | Women's help-seeking pathways & interactions with the health system following violence during the Ebola & COVID-19 outbreaks in Sierra Leone

✍ @RoseacBurns, @neha_s_singh, Maseray Fofanah et al. @RainboInitiativ

Read here 👇https://t.co/u5vCH71qIh

[Rose Burns @RoseacBurns]

During outbreaks, where do women go for help after facing violence? Our new paper from Sierra Leone looks at decisions to use the health system during Ebola and COVID-19 with colleagues @manuelacolombin, Janet Seeley, @Shelleylees, @neha_s_singh https://t.co/OaoWy8WuK6

[Luisa Enria @luisaenria]

Mpox Vaccination: An opportunity to reconsider the role of the public in immunisation campaigns? - our thoughts with @RoseacBurns & @BlanchetKarl

https://t.co/NDyWzWHtYm

[Vaccine Centre @LSHTM_Vaccines]

💉🚑Join us tomorrow for a webinar with experts from @IFRC @MSF @LSHTM_Crises @SaveUKNews Somalia & @Hum_StudiesGVA sharing their experience of working with communities to deliver #vaccines in #humanitarian settings.

👉https://t.co/DTL2K2nTdW

[Vaccine Centre @LSHTM_Vaccines]

Join this webinar bringing together experts working on & delivering community engagement for #vaccination campaigns in #humanitarian settings.

📅 25 April 2024
⏲️ 12:50 - 13:50 UK time
📍online
🔗https://t.co/DTL2K2nTdW

[Luisa Enria @luisaenria]

Join us on the 25th of April for a webinar for World Immunisation Week: "Community engagement for vaccination in humanitarian settings: A view from the field" jointly organised by @LSHTM_Crises @LSHTM_Vaccines @ifrc @Hum_StudiesGVA
https://t.co/h46scKuSLO

[Geneva Centre of Humanitarian Studies @Hum_StudiesGVA]

Excited to launch 'Pulse' for #vaccine delivery in #humanitarian settings, with UKHIH support, in collaboration with @LSHTM, @AddisUniversity, @CWClinics, @ifrc, and National Societies of #Ethiopia & #Nigeria
🔍 Details: https://t.co/oIRiPb0qlN
📥 Sign up: https://t.co/A4wsjVmaom

[Prof Karl Blanchet @BlanchetKarl]

Involving all religious leaders in community engagement is essential for the Ethiopian Red Cross. Amazing work by volunteers! @ifrc @EthioRedCross @Hum_StudiesGVA @LSHTM @RoseacBurns

[Rose Burns @RoseacBurns]

Visiting Ethiopia and Nigeria this month for our new PULSE study. We want to know how community engagement works within vaccination programmes with @ifrc @EthioRedCross, @nrcs_ng @AddbabaUni @CWCAbuja @Hum_StudiesGVA

[Prof Karl Blanchet @BlanchetKarl]

In Ethiopia this week to launch a new study, the PULSE study, on community engagement during vaccination programmes together with @LSHTM and @luisaenria, @ifrc and Ethiopia Red Cross Society funded by UKHHI.
@Hum_StudiesGVA

[Rose Burns @RoseacBurns]

#ucuRISING #ucustrikes

[MARCH Centre, LSHTM @MARCH_LSHTM]

Join us tomorrow for the final @LSHTM #16Days of Activism Against #GBV event.

PhD & DrPH students will share their research on gender-based violence around the 🌍

🗓️ 7 December
🕐 12:50 pm GMT

View the full details and catch up on previous events here 👉https://t.co/ZmsAM5H4Xz

[Rose Burns @RoseacBurns]

"What were you wearing" exhibition in Freetown, Sierra Leone tackles victim blaming and rape culture @RainboInitiativ

[Rose Burns @RoseacBurns]

I've joined 300+ public health experts to tell the government to remove patents and allow low and middle-income countries to manufacture Covid-19 vaccines.
#PeoplesVaccine #globalvaccineinequality

[Global Justice Now @GlobalJusticeUK]

More than 300 scientists have called on the government to clear away rules like patents and let low and middle-income countries manufacture Covid-19 vaccines.

Leaving billions without vaccines is reckless and could lead to new dangerous coronavirus variants.

#PeoplesVaccine

[Kon Karapanagiotidis @Kon__K]

I’m a hell of a lot more angry that the leading preventable cause of death, disability and injury in women aged 18-45 in Australia is male violence rather than a woman not smiling at the PM today.

[aidsmap @aidsmap]

Patients who developed advanced HIV in DRC and Kenya ‘slipped through the cracks’ of health and social structures https://t.co/SA1Surj4Fh

[Rose Burns @RoseacBurns]

'During both Ebola and COVID-19, response efforts have overlooked the life-saving nature of GBV services'

[Gender and Public Health Emergencies @Gender_COVID19]

Intersecting vulnerabilities: Pandemics and gender-based violence

https://t.co/S4WcuTCb0t