Guest blogger Jay Shaw follows up on his last post about interdisciplinary health research by looking at how making casual connections can help to seek out new interdisciplinary ideas. In the world of health research there are many of us learning to negotiate a life as an interdisciplinary researcher in which we can do the… Read more »
In this post, new guest blogger Jay Shaw looks at the challenges of working across disciplines in research and what can be done to address them. I have a dilemma. I am a postdoctoral researcher in health services and policy research at University Health Network in Toronto, Canada. I am trained as a physiotherapist; I… Read more »
I will be attending the Global Health & Innovation Conference next month in New Haven (Yale University), and looking through the programme brought to mind again our recently published Born Too Soon supplement which I’ve been working on for Reproductive Health. The Maternal and Child Health speakers at the conference are plentiful, and focus is… Read more »
To progress and explore the on-going reverse innovation in global health systems thematic series published in Globalization and Health, tweeters gathered on 28 March to discuss and share thoughts on what reverse innovation in health really means by answering a set of questions provoking a compelling debate. Display content from storify.com Click here to display content… Read more »