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In the June instalment of our 12-part 'Decolonising Global Health' series, Maju Brunette returns, this time joined by Dr Nick Maynard, to reflect on the role of storytelling in times of war and a global moral crisis. Drawing on their personal experiences in health care and academia, they call for a more just and inclusive global health community – one that listens carefully to those most affected and acts with humility and purpose.
Centre for Research Equity
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Working to ensure health and care research reflects and benefits diverse populations – building partnerships with communities, pharmacy teams, faith organisations and health institutions to promote inclusive research practices and reduce health inequalities.
Centre for Evidence-Based Medicine
Developing, teaching and promoting evidence-based healthcare through international programmes that support clinicians, researchers, policymakers and the public – with a global reputation for evidence synthesis, critical appraisal and translation of evidence into practice.
The Global Health Network
The Global Health Network connects researchers and research organisations; transferring know-how between disease areas and across regions and networks. The training, resources and regional research system strengthening programmes are creating equity in where research happens, who leads and who benefits.
NIHR HealthTech Research Centre
Accelerating the development and evaluation of new health technologies for community settings – from digital tools and diagnostics to devices for respiratory care, cancer detection, care homes and hospital-at-home services.
Bennett Institute for Applied Data Science
Pioneering the use of large-scale health data to improve care and policy, combining academic research with the development of live data-driven tools and platforms – including OpenSAFELY, a secure analytics platform covering NHS records for over 58 million patients.
ORCHID
One of Europe's oldest primary care sentinel networks, drawing pseudonymised data from over 2,000 GP practices to monitor infectious disease, track vaccine uptake, and support epidemiological and clinical research across England.
Postgraduate Programmes in Evidence-Based Health Care
Training and nurturing the next generation of global leaders in evidence, across a diverse range of qualifications, to inform better health care.
Virtual wards: caring for COVID-19 patients at home could save lives
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