Bernadette Hensen
@bhensen.bsky.social
Epidemiology | Implementation Research | Sexual Health | HIV prevention
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📢 join us for #WorldAIDSDay at ITM Antwerp at our event this Friday 22 November at 1:30 (CET), following the official theme “Take the Rights Path”.
Find our programme full of interesting speakers and opportunities to register below 👇
www.itg.be/en/events/wo...
Find our programme full of interesting speakers and opportunities to register below 👇
www.itg.be/en/events/wo...
World AIDS Day: Take the Rights path
Register to attend our World AIDS Day event 'Take the Rights path', on 22/11/24, to discuss the importance of fostering a rights-based HIV response
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November 20, 2024 at 2:46 PM
📢 join us for #WorldAIDSDay at ITM Antwerp at our event this Friday 22 November at 1:30 (CET), following the official theme “Take the Rights Path”.
Find our programme full of interesting speakers and opportunities to register below 👇
www.itg.be/en/events/wo...
Find our programme full of interesting speakers and opportunities to register below 👇
www.itg.be/en/events/wo...
Reposted by Bernadette Hensen
Dr Aliki Christou @alichristou.bsky.social presented at the 19th International Stillbirth Alliance Conference her FWO Vlaanderen post-doctoral research looking at the challenges with perinatal and stillbirth data availability, quality and use in health systems of Benin and Cambodia. 1/2
November 19, 2024 at 3:31 PM
Dr Aliki Christou @alichristou.bsky.social presented at the 19th International Stillbirth Alliance Conference her FWO Vlaanderen post-doctoral research looking at the challenges with perinatal and stillbirth data availability, quality and use in health systems of Benin and Cambodia. 1/2
Reposted by Bernadette Hensen
Digital data systems hold a lot of promise, but we should avoid ‘techno-utopian’ views of digital technologies as straightforward ways to fix problems in routine health information systems. Our qualitative paper 'Data for whom?' is now out in BMJ Global Health! gh.bmj.com/content/9/11...
Data for whom? Experiences and perceptions of a perinatal eRegistry in two hospitals in Mtwara region, Tanzania
Introduction Digital data systems have the potential to improve data quality and provide individual-level information to understand gaps in the quality of care. This study explored experiences and per...
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November 21, 2024 at 9:27 AM
Digital data systems hold a lot of promise, but we should avoid ‘techno-utopian’ views of digital technologies as straightforward ways to fix problems in routine health information systems. Our qualitative paper 'Data for whom?' is now out in BMJ Global Health! gh.bmj.com/content/9/11...