Public Health Panorama, WHO/Europe’s journal, has opened a call for papers for its March 2020 special issue dedicated to arts & health. The journal is looking for innovative examples of use of the arts in health settings. The deadline is October 2019.👉 bit.ly/2Y0fxBO

Launch of first WHO report on the evidence base for arts and health interventions bit.ly/30fCDFS

Dr Daisy Fancourt, Andrea Scheel here's some creative headline-making from the Daily Mail for our report on #artsandhealth: dailymail.co.uk/health/article…

What are the health benefits of the arts? A new report by WHO/Europe looks at the latest evidence on the role of the arts in health Dr Daisy Fancourt and AndrewSteptoe discuss the importance of the findings: blogs.bmj.com/bmj/2019/11/11… Behavioural Science & Health UCL @NetworkMARCH @CHWAlliance

Just out today in Nature Human Behaviour : Ten Considerations for Effectively Managing the COVID-19 Transition. Zillions of coauthors, including yours truly, and led (heroically) by Katrine Bach Haberstaat of World Health Organization (WHO) and @CorneliaBetsch nature.com/articles/s4156…

Our paper is out in Nature Human Behaviour: 10 considerations for effectively managing the #COVID19 transition in countries. w/#InsightsUnit WHO/Europe and a dream team of experts from the social sciences and health humanities.

It gives us great pleasure to present Women in Global Health Norway and its initial list of dedicated members! We wish to highlight the broad and deep experience, expertise, passion, and diversity that exists among #women working in the field of #globalhealth in Norway. 💻bit.ly/35EPho3

So you/your student wants to write a Politics/IR dissertation on #COVID19? Here's 10 Questions, suggested literatures, and methods to get you started. globalpoliticsunbound.com/2020/09/18/do-…

Next week, WHO/Europe will host a High-Level virtual meeting to discuss strategies, principles and best practices for countering pandemic fatigue and reinvigorating the public to prevent #COVID19. More info 👉 bit.ly/36hqkPU (1/2)

Yesterday, our WHO/Europe policy framework on pandemic fatigue was adopted as 1 of 6 recommended measures in new European Commission strategy🙌 #InsightsUnit #StrongerTogether #li

We 👏 Dr. Anthony Fauci’s announcement that 🇺🇸will 🔸 remain in the #WHO 🔸 join ACT-Accelerator & #COVAX 🔸 support women&girls’ sexual and reproductive health and reproductive rights #multilateralism #ACTogether #SDG3 #SRHR

We have developed a framework to understand pandemic fatigue that ➡️Looks at what motivates people ➡️Engages them as part of the solution ➡️Moves from “do not” to “do differently” ➡️Acknowledges people face hardships & tries to make restrictions easier bit.ly/36z7HY4 2/2

Health workers at the ❤️ of successful #COVID19 vaccination uptake. Key message from member states at WHO/Europe's 2nd Policy Forum on Behavioural and Cultural Insights. Guidance and policy considerations coming soon. #InsightsUnit #BCI #HCW

One year since being confirmed as WHO/Europe’s Regional Director, Hans Kluge has overseen the endorsement of #UnitedActionForBetterHealth – the EPW has already had an impact on health in the Region. Find out more 👉 bit.ly/3aqjFn0

WHO project on cultural contexts of health and well-being adopted in the United States #whoeurope #rwjf #vanderbilt euro.who.int/en/data-and-ev…

Å teste politikk som medisin | Det er god medisin for myndigheter og politikere, skriver Bård Harstad @Folkehelseinst Camilla Stoltenberg Helse- og omsorgsdep @BentHHoyre dn.no/fredagskronikk…

Excited to see this report from our colleagues at Vanderbilt Cultural Contexts of Health & Wellbeing. Check it out to learn more about why cultural understandings of disease is critical to health policy and the pandemic response 🌍

Hot of the press - new country guidance on #QES in policy-making. Big thanks to Tarang Sharma for taking the lead on this. #EVIPNetEurope

📣2⃣ DAYS TO GO - the Pan-European Commission on Health & Sustainable Development invites all youth organizations to take part in the consultation. #FutureGenerations #RethinkingHealth WHO/Europe

Thrilled to welcome UCL as our new World Health Organization (WHO) Collaborating Centre on Arts & Health, led by the fab Dr Daisy Fancourt. #BCI