A collection of 14 posts
In public health, we think a lot about doing good. But it can be difficult to arrive at a universal definition of what that really means. One approach we can use is the greatest happiness principle, or better known as utilitarianism.
My tips and tricks for getting started with a systematic and rigorous literature review process: the scoping review method.
A literature review on the current state of how pandemimc vaccine equity is governed at the global level.
A paper that assembles the case for enhanced global governance of vaccination hesitancy and vaccine procurement.
What is lead time bias, why is it important, how do you avoid it and how it differs from length time bias.
What is length time bias, why is it important, how do you avoid it and how it differs from lead time bias.
Where would you choose to spend your last days? For me, I imagine myself lying comfortably in my own bed at home. I’d be able to reach out to hold my partner’
7 super simple steps to contribute to public health.
This article discusses how 'integrated' and 'integrative' health are different, what 'health' and 'wellness' means, and examples of each.
What does medical management refer to? What are some jobs in medical management and where can I find them?
This summer, I took on a personal challenge to draw a comic to raise awareness about how antimicrobial resistance (AMR) in bacteria emerges and transmits from one bacterium to another. I was frustrated
At its very core, patient-centred care is a care approach where the treatment outcome is based on what the patient has defined as meaningful and valuable.I had been thinking about how we
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