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Isra AlBastaki, a current MSc student in Global Healthcare Leadership, explores the nuances of gentle reminders and diverse communication approaches. Her insights shed light on a critical aspect of healthcare communications.

Isra, a MSc in Global Healthcare Leadership student, stands smiling in the center of a classroom. She is wearing a bright red and white striped top and a white hijab, making a peace sign with both hands. Around her, fellow students are engaged in conversation and activities, some facing away from the camera. A presentation screen is visible in the background, displaying text and images related to Eid celebrations. — Isra AlBastaki, MSc in Global Healthcare Leadership student

Responding to and preventing NHS / health system pressures

We will help the system shift to prevention and accessible, evidence-informed, community-based care, working closely with policymakers so research moves quickly into practice.

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