🆕 nature The danger of Molnupiravar: extensive evidence of specific #SARCoV2 mutations this drug has induced across the world which can be passed along from people who do not clear the virus nature.com/articles/s4158… Theo Sanderson Ryan Hisner Chris Ruis Tom Peacock

Our work on "Exploring variation in ED attendances and acute hospital admissions for Ambulatory Care Sensitive Conditions" is being presented at #RCEM2023 this week. Rebecca Simpson Susan Croft Peter Bath DataConnectUoS CURE ScHARR Medical Statistics Group Health Data Research UK (HDR UK) doi.org/10.15131/shef.…

If you're at #RCEM2023 this week, please go visit our poster ☺️

Excited to share our latest paper in IJHPM on power dynamics in Global Health Muhammad Saddiq Professor Julie Balen. Many thanks to Veena Sriram Rakesh Parashar Sarah Dalglish @sarahdlish.bsky.social Anuj Kapilashrami [She/her] Garrett Wallace for all your insightful and engaging commentary papers on this topic. ijhpm.com/article_4503_9…

Thank you Sampedro et al for engaging with our commentaries! Great the way IJHPM is facilitating discussions amongst scholars & shedding new light on medical power, #GlobalHealth financing, professionalism, colonial legacies and other critical topics! 🙌🏻

#PowerDynamics Among Health Professionals in #Nigeria: A Case Study of the Global Fund Policy Process ijhpm.com/article_4242.h… doi.org/10.34172/ijhpm… #GlobalHealth #SociologyofProfessions #IJHPM #GlobalFund #HealthPolicy #OriginalArticle Sampedro Muhammad Saddiq

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BACK-TO-BACK #AUSOPEN TITLES FOR ARYNA SABALENKA! The World No. 2 defeats Zheng Qinwen 6-3, 6-2 in the final for her second major 🏆

Four life lessons I learned while studying statistics: 1. False positives vs false negatives: Fewer false positives often come at the cost of more false negatives and vice versa. LIFE LESSON: The less stringent your criteria, the more crap you need to deal with, but the more

We are talkers. We love to gist loads. We’ve taken it online now. Join our conversation about medicine , life and family. Subscribe to link below and turn on your notifications. Video out 10/2/24 Sampedro youtube.com/channel/UCa7Ar…

Join us on 25 April at 1-2 PM BST for a #GBSH webinar on health workforce heterogeneity in #LMICs. Our panel will explore governance approaches to manage diverse health provider systems effectively. 🌍🩺 Register now: buff.ly/3PUncj9 #UCL

Register! Jim Campbell HKU Medicine Sam Lassa Meike Schleiff Harvy Joy Liwanag #HealthSystemsatGBSH #HPSR

A fantastic event, featuring, among others, the wonderful Sampedro - who I'm very proud to say was my first PhD student (some years back!) Definitely worth registering for... !

Excellent reflections by panellists on understanding the health workforce heterogeneity and policy requirements better. Several frontiers and opportunities for advancing the health workforce science globally as put by Jim Campbell Kabir Sheikh

The ideal age to get married, with the least likelihood of divorce in the first five years, is 28 to 32,” “Called the 'Goldilocks theory,' the idea is that people at this age are not too old and not too young.” I talked with my mate..Sampedro youtube.com/shorts/40VZGzQ…

A literature review isn't a REVIEW without including critical discussion. But, many students don't know how to add critique to their discussion. Here's the structure for an academic critical discussion:

The use of proper academic language can be the difference between a publishable paper or a rejected paper. Here are some common terms that you can include in different parts of your research paper, to help level up your academic writing:

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