Showing posts with label SDM. Show all posts
Showing posts with label SDM. Show all posts
[SDM Health Justice Lecture Series] Are children with autism on the blindspot in sustainable development agenda?
[Watch recording] [Listen or download podcast] According to the World Health Organization (WHO), 1 in 160 children has an autism spectrum disorder (ASD), which begins in childhood and tend to persist into adolescence and adulthood. While some people with ASD can live independently, others have severe disabilities and require lifelong care and support. 
[CNS Rewind] Top e-learning sessions hosted by CNS in 2017
[Check out all webinars hosted by CNS here] Looking back at over 25 e-learning sessions (webinars and online SDM Health Justice Lectures) hosted by CNS in 2017, we are compelled to say that each webinar, and issue it focussed on, is so very important, even today - thanks to all the panelists and participants. However if we look at some indicators such as the number of registrations, attendees, interaction on YouTube, Twitter, Facebook page, LinkedIn, email listservs, post-webinar media coverage, podcast and expert-presentation downloads, among others, here are top webinar and e-talk picks from 2017 CNS archives:
[SDM Health Justice Lecture Series] No #endAIDS without #endTB!
Dr Haileyesus Getahun, Coordinator of TB/HIV and community engagement at the WHO Global Tuberculosis Programme, has kindly consented to deliver the October 2017 e-talk/ online lecture as part of the Shanti Devi Memorial Health Justice Lecture Series. He will speak on "No #endAIDS without #endTB".
[SDM Health Justice Lecture Series] Transforming research outcomes into public health gains: An urgent priority to #endTB
[SDM Health Justice Lecture Series] Inter-sectoral response to #endTB | Break the silence on TB and disabilities
[Watch lecture recording | Listen to podcast] Dr Sunil Khaparde, Deputy Director General (DDG), Ministry of Health and Family Welfare, Government of India; is the head of India's TB programme. Nandita Venkatesan works with The Economic
Times and is a 2 time-intestinal TB survivor and patient-rights advocate.
She lost over 90% of her hearing (profound deafness) due to a rare side-effect
of a second-line TB drug. She recently gave a TEDx talk
on her long ordeal and taking to Bharata Natyam dancing for healing.
[SDM Health Justice Lecture Series] Engaging health and non-health sectors to increase access to child-friendly TB medicines in Kenya
[Watch lecture recording | Listen to podcast | presentation slides] Dr Enos Masini is the TB advisor at the World Health Organization (WHO) Kenya country office. He has previously served as the head of the National Tuberculosis Program in Kenya and was instrumental in roll-out of first-ever child-friendly TB medicines. Dr Enos Masini has kindly consented to deliver the July 2017 e-talk/ online lecture as part of the Shanti Devi Memorial Health Justice Lecture Series.
[SDM Health Justice Lecture Series] Food security for people with TB and/or HIV
[Watch lecture recording] [Listen or download lecture podcast] [presentation slides]Dr Kuldeep Singh Sachdeva, Deputy Director General at the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare, Government of India, has kindly consented to deliver the June 2017 e-talk as part of the Shanti Devi Memorial Health Justice Lecture Series.
Shanti Devi Memorial Health Justice Lecture Series
Shanti Devi Memorial Health Justice Lecture Series, is a series of online lectures/ e-talks exploring inter-sectoral solutions for specific health problems. Health is an outcome, determinant and enabler of sustainable development.
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