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World Food Day highlights a pressing reality: food insecurity continues to affect millions around the world, exacerbated by climate change, inflation and geopolitical conflicts. In recognition of this year's World Food Day, DPhil student Elif Naz Çoker shares insights from her research and experiences of the DPhil in Primary Health Care programme. Elif is a member of the Sustainable Healthy Food Group within our Health Behaviours team, which focuses on developing policies and interventions that aim to foster healthier, more sustainable food environments, offering crucial steps toward a future where nutritious food is accessible to all.

Elif is standing in front of a projected slide presentation titled "Role of Ethnicity in Meat Consumption: A UK Survey Study on Norms, Attitudes, Intentions, Behaviors," which she presented at the International Conference on Environmental Psychology (ICEP) 2023 in Denmark. She is smiling and holding a remote, dressed casually, in front of a brick wall background.

My journey in evidence-based health care at Oxford

Angela Difeng Wu shares her journey in evidence-based health care and experience in the department, from achieving her DPhil in Primary Health Care to leading on the new Health Behaviour Change short course, due to run in November 2024.

What does philosophy have to do with evidence-based healthcare?

The Economics of Health Care: Improving health care costs and outcomes for patients

Melanie Golob, currently studying for a DPhil in Evidence-Based Health Care, reflects on her experience of our module on the Economics of Health Care.

Five ways the pandemic has affected routine medical care

Director of the Evidence-Based Health Care DPhil programme, Jamie Hartmann-Boyce, shares five ways that the pandemic has affected routine medical care - also published in The Conversation.

Can science help us avoid another Christian Eriksen? It’s not as simple as you might think

David Nunan writes with Evidence-Based Healthcare MSc student Aaron Lear, Akron General Orthopedics, Cleveland Clinic.

Evidence-based practice in the Calais refugee camp

DPhil student Jack O’Sullivan shares his reflections on providing first aid care to the 6000 refugees of Calais, France with other Oxford students, medical volunteers and in collaboration with charity Care4Calais.

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