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In an interview with Medical Channel Asia, Dr Pascal Rey-Herme addresses how International SOS has expanded significantly since its inception, and how International SOS has evolved to meet the changing needs of organisations, and for future growth. Watch the interview here: https://okt.to/4TJwCn #aboutus #workforceresillience

'We are gaining experience and knowledge from other sectors and other healthcare partners' 💡 In the first of our three part interview series with Slovenian critical infrastructure operators, Matjaž Tavčar of the University Medical Centre Ljubljana discusses his organisation's experience of the SUNRISE Project so far and the importance and impact of the Risk Based Access Control (RiBAC) Tool they are piloting. Watch below 👇 https://lnkd.in/e9nySuh9 #criticalinfrastructure #horizoneurope #horizoneu #pandemicpreparedness

Have you wondered how to get into a clinical observership in Canada and how relevant the experience is in the CaRMS application? Find out in the webinar: Between the CaRMS: Observerships, recording is available here www.itpo.ca/programs

https://lnkd.in/g-ympwcD Private hospitals in Malaysia play a crucial role in the nation's economy by attracting both local and international patients, thus boosting medical tourism. This sector contributes significantly to employment and generates substantial revenue, reducing the burden on public healthcare services. By offering timely and specialized care, private hospitals alleviate overcrowding in government facilities, ensuring that patients receive prompt attention. Additionally, investments in advanced medical technologies and expertise enhance the overall quality of healthcare delivery. As a result, private hospitals not only foster economic growth but also improve health outcomes for the population, validating their importance in the healthcare ecosystem.

📣 Dernier appel d'offres dans secteur #santé, #médical et #hospitalier / New call for tenders in the #health, #medical and #hospital sector /Publication date: 15/07/2024; Notice type: Contract or concession award notice – standard regime #AECG #CETA #marchéspublics #callfortender #France #Belgique #luxembourg

Explore essential tips for patients during #Ramadan in this insightful blog by British Islamic Medical Association President and Thames Valley Faculty's Education Lead, Dr Salman Waqar. Bookmark this page for easy reference throughout the season! ➡️ https://lnkd.in/etiU44m6 #TeamGP

📣 Dernier appel d'offres dans secteur #santé, #médical et #hospitalier / New call for tenders in the #health, #medical and #hospital sector /Publication date: 15/07/2024; Deadline for receipt of tenders: 09/09/2024; Notice type: Contract or concession notice – standard regime #AECG #CETA #marchéspublics #callfortender #France #Belgique #luxembourg

There is a call for papers for the upcoming "Politics and Power in a Changing World" Conference, with a lot of sub-themes centering around climate change and environmental degradation. As I'm not an environmental specialist I won't be participating in the conference. However, Myanmar Studies scholars interested in the country's environmental issues should definitely submit their abstract. Since the coup, Myanmar became hotter with the day temperature reaching up to nearly 50C during summer in some areas. Lands were polluted due to rare-earth materials extraction projects and forests were being depleted due to destructive timber extraction projects. These phenomena have significant impact on millions of people in Myanmar. Academics should investigate deeply into the phenomena so that possible solutions can be found and applied before it was too late.

What do we need to change at NHS Birmingham and Solihull? We're urging all staff in health and care to continue to get involved in our second Our Open Conversation. Through the conversation – which ends on 7 May - we’re checking and challenging the pledges that have been drafted in response to what was shared in the first Conversation at the end of last year. Did we hear correctly? Do the pledges address our concerns and priorities? Everything shared in this second Conversation will directly impact the final pledges and shape the future of our health and care system. #OurOpenConversations are interactive online conversations hosted by our independent partner, Clever Together. They are anonymous, inclusive, and transparent. Here’s what to do: 1. Find out how to log in at: https://lnkd.in/eMUfSH4v 2. Vote and comment on the draft pledges and the contributions of others 3. Spread the word! https://lnkd.in/eZKTEm6B

Taking discoveries down the deployment track requires an unbreakable human chain linking all of the skills necessary for the journey. The strength of that chain is not however is not just in the diversity of skills it is in how they are integrated through a collegial and collaborative approach that engenders trust in each other. Translation through connectivity ! I will share some thoughts on how this might be achieved in the modern era of research.