BMJ GH Editor-in-Chief Vacancy bit.ly/3xwydAI

Becoming a better undergraduate research mentor bit.ly/3J0a342

Here is BMJ's announcement: blogs.bmj.com/bmjgh/2024/03/…

Many thanks to assoc. editors—esp. Stephanie M Topp & Valéry Ridde—for being so consistent since the beginning; and to the editorial board & peer reviewers.

Many thanks to friends far & wide: I am more grateful than I can say.🙏🏿

Always nice when your work is showcased by a journal. Here, our paper in BMJ Global Health on the importance of water sanitation and hygiene being used by the journal as an example of the benefits of #OpenAccess for impact.

info.bmj.com/view/747908758…

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Some personal news:

I've decided to step down as EiC of BMJ Global Health. Next week marks 8 years since its first issue, published 8 months after I was appointed its EiC.

Thank you for all your support over the years.

Here's a playlist to mark my exit: open.spotify.com/playlist/3s8qZ…

Editorial announcement: Dr Seye Abimbola bit.ly/4cwH8C5

Dr Ṣẹ̀yẹ Abímbọ́lá's passion and determination to highlight culturally complex issues and refusal to shy away from politically sensitive areas have won him many plaudits, including Vox’s The 2023 Future Perfect 50 for his work on fighting global poverty and health threats.

In this new BMJ Global Health article (Vol. 9(2)), Ciara & Katz globally mapped WASH (Water, Sanitation & Hygiene) policies which may have implications for AMR development. This policy review serves as a foundation for future AMR policy analysis:
tinyurl.com/mrkfc2db

Pacific youth are at the forefront of the climate crisis, which has important implications for their health and rights. New research in BMJ Global Health underscores the urgency for addressing inequities in climate governance: go.unimelb.edu.au/dce8 Kathryn Bowen Nabreesa Murphy

📣Excited to share that our review of Sri Lanka's #COVID19 response is out in BMJ Global Health

Part of a wider study Exemplars in Global Health, it looks at:
▶️How well did we maintain health services?
▶️What did we do well?
▶️What did we get wrong?
▶️And why?

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New BMJ Global Health blog by C. Mpyet on four lessons we’ve learned from trachoma elimination programmes.

‘What we’ve learned from trachoma elimination can help fight other infectious diseases’

blogs.bmj.com/bmjgh/2024/03/…

'Leveraging current research efforts while engaging multinational and regional networks may be the most effective way to scale up maternal and perinatal research preparedness and response.'

📣 New Research ➡️ gh.bmj.com/content/9/3/e0…

'Given designathons’ adaptability in terms of budget, mode of delivery, type of output and involvement of diverse participants.., designathons can be implemented in a wide range of contexts to address various health issues.'

📣 New Research ➡️ gh.bmj.com/content/9/3/e0…

'To prevent potential adverse maternal and child health outcomes resulting from inappropriate herbal medicine use, effective patient–physician communication regarding self-care practices should be facilitated.'

📣 New Research ➡️ gh.bmj.com/content/9/3/e0…

'The COVID-19 response demonstrated the need for an interdisciplinary response to address the unforeseen impacts that arose, yet plans continue to have a narrow focus and a generic approach which may be limiting.'

📣 New Research ➡️ gh.bmj.com/content/9/3/e0…

'Disruption of.. health services during COVID-19 in Ghana instigated population-based interventions which aided in expanding the populations’ continuous access to essential health services and strengthened health service delivery.'

📣 New Research ➡️ gh.bmj.com/content/8/Supp…

What we’ve learned from trachoma elimination can help fight other infectious diseases bit.ly/4aiw7Tg

Kasim Allel & team hemos publicado 📝en BMJ Global Health un artículo sobre el coste-efectividad de medidas farmacológicas y no farmacológicas para #resistencia #antibiótica 🏥🦠💊
gh.bmj.com/content/9/2/e0…

🦟 Exciting news! USAID Guinea StopPalu+ highlights how Seasonal Malaria Chemoprevention (SMC) ⬇️ #malaria burden in #Guinea .

@PMIGov and RTI Global Health experts Donal BIsanzio and Richard Reithinger feature in this new BMJ Global Health publication ⬇️

gh.bmj.com/content/9/2/e0…

🚨 New article by Matt Simon Lesch and Jim McCambridge in BMJ Global Health:
'Are we moving into a new era for alcohol policy globally? An analysis of the Global Alcohol Action Plan 2022-30'
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#globalalcoholactionplan #openacess