Jones & Bartlett Learning Health Blog

by Richard Riegelman MD, MPH, PhD Profession and Founding Dean, Milken Institute School of Public Health, The George Washington University

As Zika spreads to the U.S., climate change becomes a daily reality, and the presence of antibiotic resistance becomes a threat to human health, the One Health movement has emerged to help us understand how it all fits together. One Health looks at the relationship between human, animal, and ecosystem health and offers the potential for dramatic progress if the health professions work together to address these issues.

Learn more about the One Health initiative in this webinar recorded on December 1st, 2016.

Topics: allied health, Health, Author, Global health, health administration, Health Science, Richard Riegelman, Webinar, Diseases

Jury Will Award $100 Million Grant to One Idea That Can “Change the World”

Richard Skolnik, MPA, author of Global Health 101, was recently selected as a jury member for the “100 & Change” competition which will award a $100 million grant to a single proposal designed to help solve a critical problem affecting people, places, or the planet. The Foundation’s competition is open to organizations working in any field of endeavor anywhere. Applicants must identify both the problem they are trying to solve, as well as their proposed solution. Competitive proposals will be meaningful, verifiable, durable, and feasible.

Topics: Global health, Richard Skolnik

Topics: public health education, Global health, Richard Riegelman

by Richard Skolnik, MPA

Friends,

Essentials of Global Health is now on Coursera.

I am pleased to inform you that Coursera has just launched a massive open online course (MOOC) that I did for Yale, called Essentials of Global Health. You can enroll in the first session by going to:

https://www.coursera.org/learn/essentials-global-health

Topics: Global health, Richard Skolnik

Topics: Global health, health administration, Sharon Buchbinder Blog

Webinar Topic: Writing Success Strategies for Scholars in the Health Sciences
Presenter: Kathryn Jacobsen, PhD, MPH, Author of Introduction to Health Research Methods, 2nd Ed.
Recorded on: Thu Oct 20, 2:00 pm EDT
Watch Recording at:

Topics: allied health, Health, public health education, Author, Global health, health administration, Health Science, Webinar, Public health management

Richard Skolnik – Author of Global Health 101

Topics: Global health, Richard Skolnik

Richard Skolnik – Author of Global Health 101

Students regularly come to me asking what they need to know to work in Global Health. They also frequently ask what I wish I had known when I was their age (which was almost too long ago to remember, of course)! Let me offer some comments below on “what I would want to know (and not know) if I were you.” Hopefully, this will help answer at least some of the questions that are on students’ minds, as they think about pursuing a career in Global Health.

Topics: Global health, Richard Skolnik

Richard Skolnik – Author of Global Health 101

Equity and equality issues are central to Global Health and we want all of our students to be able to take an “equity lens” to Global Health concerns. Thus, it is critical to introduce equity and equality early in our courses and to reinforce these themes throughout the courses.

Topics: Global health, Richard Skolnik

Written by Eliot Sorel, MD – Author of 21st Century Global Mental Health

Topics: Author, author, Global health, American Psychiatric Association, DSM5, The World Health Organization, Eliot Sorel, Eliot Sorel Blog