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MPH Student's Seattle Times Story Highlights PRONTO Birth-Simulation Training
A Seattle-based nonprofit is helping save lives in Kenya and elsewhere with highly realistic training sessions that prepare health-care workers to manage a childbirth emergency. PRONTO is directed by Affiliate Associate Professor Dilys Walker, and is...
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‘Nothing feels like enough’: surviving the heat in a New Mexico homeless encampment
Residents of Camp Hope in Las Cruces are more equipped to deal with the staggering heat than people living on streets, but residents and staff stress that it’s no substitute for housing. ...
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Q & A WITH CLAIRE GWAYI-CHORE
Research Assistant, University of Washington Department of Global Health ...
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Systems Analysis and Improvement Approach to Optimize the Task-Shared Mental Health Treatment Cascade (SAIA-MH): A Cluster Randomized Trial
This project tests a multicomponent systems-engineering implementation strategy to impact organizational structure, climate, culture, and processes, with the goal to optimize the implementation of screening, diagnostic interventions, effective...
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Julie Brunett
Assistant Director, Academic Programs Student Services ...
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Gawande article in The New Yorker mentions UW Global Health START Program research
Atul Gawande's most recent article in The New Yorker, Slow Ideas, examines barriers to the spread of good medical technology, and it highlights the work of University of Washington student analysts from the Strategic Analysis Research and Training ...
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Pandemic Economic Recovery Could Worsen Climate Change Health Impacts
Pandemic recovery plans that invest in or subsidize fossil fuels will increase the spread of infectious diseases globally by contributing to climate change, according to a new report from The Lancet , a leading medical journal. ...
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Seattle biotech startup backed by Gates Foundation launches trial for snail fever vaccine
The first patient has been dosed with a vaccine for the tropical disease schistosomiasis, developed by Seattle biotech company PAI Life Sciences . Darrick Carter, professor of global health, was mentioned. ...
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Fox News: Experimental Gel Partially Protects against Genital Herpes
By Rueters ...
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Why Are Breast Cancer Surgeons Slow to Adopt Evidence-Based Practices?
Journal of Clinical Pathways ...