Pharm D program in india
Pharm D program in india: Prof. Kiran Nagaraj will introduce us to the Pharm. D program in India. He has finished his Master of Pharmacy from JSS Mysore
Inaugural session EPHP 2016 | Keynote Speaker | Kabir Sheikh
Inaugural session EPHP 2016 | Keynote Speaker | Kabir Sheikh (Adjunct Associate Professor & Head Public Health Foundation of India, Delhi)
Internship: Krishna Subedi
Tobacco cessation counselling in NIMHANS, field visits to the primary Internship Seminar: Krishna Subedi: health care center
Health Preparedness for Rabies
Framework for Evaluation of Health System Preparedness for Rabies Prevention. He will also present a few comments from his review of Nepal
Internship: Sanam Monterio
Internship: Sanam Monterio will be presenting what she has produced as well as what she learned concerning tribals in India; namely secondary data tools.
technique in qualitative research
technique in qualitative research: It is mainly focusing on the interview schedule development interviewing skills and conduct of the narrative interview.
Social Health Assistance: Experience from Belgium & lessons for low or middle-income countries
Social Health Assistance is one of the components of a comprehensive Social Health Protection Policy. More specifically, Prof Bart Criel would be drawing on his experiences with it in Belgium and from thereon identify possible lessons of it for LMIC countries. Prof....
Global Adult Tobacco Survey – Karnataka
Several tobacco control advocates joined by some of the IPH staff, honorary associates and adjunct faculties were at Vidhana Soudha (legislative assembly) on 11th January, where Deputy Speaker released the State Factsheet of the Global Adult Tobacco Survey...
NCD Dissemination Meet
23-January-2018 10.30-01.30 pm West Fort Hotel No. 19/6, Minarava Mills Compound,, Magadi Road, Next to Mysore Sugandh Dhoop Factory, Bengaluru, Karnataka 560023 Institute of Public Health, Bangalore, conducted a dissemination meet on January 23rd, 2018 with the...
TEDx talk on health equity
Prashanth ns: Assistant Director at IPH was recently invited to speak at a TEDx event organised by a school in Hyderabad.
Beyond pills for poverty: Understanding health systems and social determinants of health
From 24 October to 6 December, IPH hosted a course on social determinants of health for under-grad students of Duke University. This was the second edition of the Duke Semester in India an initiative of the Duke University Under-graduate programme. IPH...
Patient centered care: a key dimension in quality of care
Patient-Centered Care (PCC) is an essential, albeit underdeveloped dimension in quality of (health) care. In this presentation, the notion of PCC is defined. The current situation in terms of PCC in LMIC is then briefly reviewed, with an important but not exclusive...
Webinar on “Tobacco: Colonial Futures of a Master Plant” by Prof. Andrew Russell
A recorded video talk (20 min) by the speaker will be available on this page on NOV 3, 11:30 am onward. For the live Q/A session with the speaker, click on the following event link. Start typing your comments/questions in 'Live Chat' box and the moderator will bring...
IPH signed with SELCO Foundation
SELCO Foundation :IPH has signed a MoU with SELCO Foundation to evaluate the implementation of their energy based solution
Call for application for Implementation research workshop
Institute of Public Health, Bengaluru and Center for Tropical Medicine, Faculty of Medicine, Universitas Gadjah Mada (UGM), Yogyakarta, Indonesia are calling for applicants to participate in the 3rd Batch of the Regional Course on IR that will be held...
Strengthening microbiology laboratory capacity in India: health policy implications beyond the diagnosis and treatment of infectious diseases
The role for rural microbiology laboratory infrastructure strengthening in infectious disease control and strengthening health systems Dr. Husain Poonawala 03-November-2017 3.00 pm - 4.30 pm Institute of Public health #250, 2nd C Main, 2nd C Cross, Girinagar Ist...
Malnutrition among children of migrant construction workers (Ahmedabad, Gujarat)
Malnutrition among children of migrant construction workers (Ahmedabad, Gujarat): Status and Perceptions, Household Challenges and Policy Gaps."Malnutrition among children of migrant construction workers (Ahmedabad, Gujarat): Status and Perceptions, Household...
Research methods seminar series – 1
Prashanth N S Institute of Public Health, Bengaluru 18 August 2017, 2.00-5.00 pm Institute of Public health #250, 2nd C Main, 2nd C Cross, Girinagar Ist Phase, Bengaluru – 560085 The seminar will focus on Mapping out the landscape of research methods in...
Regional road safety meeting
Regional road safety meeting: CUTS International in partnership with Centre for Environment & Development (CED) organized a Regional Meeting on ‘Road safety
IPH now a member of Transdisciplinary University research partnership ecosystem
On the 14th of June 2017, Institute of Public Health, Bengaluru signed a memorandum of understanding with the Transdisciplinary University to join a group of 10 other organizations as a member of the TDU research partnership ecosystem. Under this, we will be...
Visit to Durham University
As part of his UK visit, Upendra Bhojani of the Institute of Public Health (Bengaluru) visited the Durham University. Prof. Andrew Russell at the Department of Anthropology (Durham University), who has been doing pioneering work in area of tobacco control, facilitated...
Making Cities Socially Inclusive: International Workshop
The Leeds Institute of Health Sciences (University of Leeds) hosted the first International Workshop as part of an initiative at building networks for Socially Inclusive Cities. The workshop saw participation of collaborating institutes from Vietnam (Hanoi University...
Organization of Primary Health Care Services for Diabetes and Hypertension: A qualitative study of public and private, patient and provider perspectives in Rural India
Dorothy Lall Institute of Public Health, Bengaluru 9 June 2017 3:00 - 4:30 PM Institute of Public health #250, 2nd C Main, 2nd C Cross, Girinagar Ist Phase, Bengaluru – 560085 Dorothy Lall will be presenting the findings of the first phase of research that is part of...
World No Tobacco Day 2017
The Consortium for Tobacco Free Karnataka (a group of individuals and organizations working towards tobacco free Karnataka) in collaboration with the state (Karnataka State Anti Tobacco Cell) and municipal (Bruhat Bengaluru Mahanagar Palike) governments organized...
Socially Inclusive Cities
On May 26 (2017), the Institute of Public Health (Bengaluru) organized a workshop on making cities socially inclusive. This was the first in a series of workshops on this theme aimed at building a network of stakeholders (researchers, academicians, practitioners, and...
South Asia Tobacco Control Leadership Program
The Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health (Baltimore), Ministry of Health and Family Welfare (Government of Nepal), The International Union Against Tuberculosis and Lung Diseases (The Union) and Action Nepal organized a South Asia Tobacco Control Leadership...
NCD’s in India: Using a vertical analysis tool to map out the problem
This will be an interactive group discussion session led by N Devadasan with the support of Dorothy Lall. We shall identify key issues about NCDs in India from a health systems perspective (not a bio medical perspective). The purpose of the discussion shall be to...
How Training as Community Health Workers Helped These 6 Women Fight Domestic Abuse and Neglect
Health workers—who are they, and can anybody become health worker? During this World Health Workers Week (April 2 – 8, 2017), Thriveni S. Beerenahally shares some of her experiences, training wonderful women to be community health workers. Our work in...
India’s recent reformation in public health education: is it targeting the right people?
Diljith Kannan and Dr Upendra Bhojani faculties at Institute of Public Health, paper titled ” India's recent reformation in public health education: is it targeting the right people? “ published in “RGUHS National Journal of Public Health”. This paper briefly...
Voiceless but not speechless
TBI Blogs: This Small-Scale Farmer Bravely Fought Cancer and Is Now Helping Others Fight Tobacco Addiction Meet Durgaiah, a farmer and a cancer survivor who not only won the battle against throat cancer, but is now using his second chance at life to train, counsel,...
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