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Health Preparedness for Rabies

Health Preparedness for Rabies

by | Apr 13, 2018 | Blog, Health Equity and Evaluation, Latest Updates

Framework for Evaluation of Health System Preparedness for Rabies Prevention. He will also present a few comments from his review of Nepal’s New Health System towards UHC and Health Equity, challenges and opportunities.

Speaker

Nikhil Gokani

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Affiliation

Law and Non-Communicable Diseases Unit Researcher, School of Law and Social Justice University of Liverpool

Date

13-April-2017

Time

3.00 pm – 4.30 pm

Venue

Institute of Public health #250, 2nd C Main, 2nd C Cross, Girinagar Ist  Phase, Bengaluru – 560085
Internship: Sanam Monterio

Internship: Sanam Monterio

by | Apr 10, 2018 | Blog, Health Equity and Evaluation, Latest Updates

Sanam will be presenting what she has produced as well as what she learned concerning tribals in India; namely secondary data tools, mapping of social exclusion theories and summary of the report of the expert committee on tribal health. She will briefly talk about the COPASAH roundtable she attended in New Delhi.

Speaker

Sanam Monterio

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Affiliation

IPH intern

Date

10-April-2018

Time

11.00 am – 12.00 pm

Venue

Institute of Public health #250, 2nd C Main, 2nd C Cross, Girinagar Ist  Phase, Bengaluru – 560085
TEDx talk on health equity

TEDx talk on health equity

by | Jan 4, 2018 | Blog, Health Equity and Evaluation, Latest Updates, post_slider

Prashanth NS, Assistant Director at IPH was recently invited to speak at a TEDx event organised by a school in Hyderabad. Given his research interests on health equity, he chose to build his talk around a foundational element of public health itself: what makes one healthy, is it a matter of chance (for eg. through genes), or by choice (through specific “healthy” behavioural choices, one “chooses”).
The full talk on Youtube is here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=psq6lnY-PNw
The link to a blog based on the content is here: http://www.daktre.com/2017/12/healthy-by-chance-or-by-choice/
IPH signed with SELCO Foundation

IPH signed with SELCO Foundation

by | Oct 12, 2017 | Blog, Health Equity and Evaluation, Latest Updates, post_slider

IPH has signed a MoU with SELCO Foundation to evaluate the implementation of their energy-based solution within primary healthcare settings. This is one of the projects under the Health equity & evaluation cluster. After MoU signing, Dr. N Devadasan, Director IPH led an interactive discussion with several students, interns and others in SELCO’s health team at their offices.
Making Cities Socially Inclusive: International Workshop

Making Cities Socially Inclusive: International Workshop

by | Jun 7, 2017 | Blog, Health Equity and Evaluation, Latest Updates

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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 of Public Health), Kenya (Institute for Development Studies, University of Nairobi), India (Institute of Public Health) as well as other partner organizations from these countries. Upendra Bhojani of Institute of Public Health actively participated in the workshop as well as the project advisory meeting that followed on June 6urban,social inclusion,network

Socially Inclusive Cities

Socially Inclusive Cities

by | May 27, 2017 | Blog, Chronic Health Conditions, Health Equity and Evaluation, Latest Updates

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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 policymakers) interested/engaged making cities socially inclusive. The workshop saw participation from 23 individuals from varied disciplinary and institutional backgrounds.