Thought Leadership Activities

Our thought leadership activities work hand in hand with our advocacy efforts. Activities are designed to build impact, amplifying our research insights, challenging the status quo and fostering the kind of debates and discussions that lead to better treatments, better care and healthier societies.

We work with thought leaders from around the world including external Distinguished Fellows alongside George Institute researchers and our Emerging Thought Leaders, to drive conversations forward. Tools include podcasts, data visualisations, impact modelling, infographics, as well as blogs, commentaries, policy briefs and reports, videos and other activities.

We also regularly convene events such as regional webinars, GeorgeTalks and policy roundtables, collaborating with key stakeholders globally and locally. 

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Emerging Thought Leaders

Blog: Key reflections from the Tea with Africa session on “Clinical Trials – Are Global trials truly Global? How can LMICs play a more central role?'

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News: COVID-19 the catalyst for cross-regional health research collaboration

Latin America collaboration

Event: #GeorgeTalks: A broad perspective of mental health

George Talks Mental Health

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Women with heart disease less likely to reach treatment targets than men
Women with coronary heart disease are less likely to achieve treatment targets than men, finds a study published by the journal Heart today. The authors, including Dr Sanne Peters, from The George…
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Centre for Health Systems Science
The Centre for Health Systems Science (CHSS) is focused on tackling the challenges of delivering affordable, high quality health services and programs to communities across the globe. CHSS aims to…
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Trauma and injury
More than 5.8 million people die each year as a result of injuries, accounting for 10% of the world's deaths. Despite the enormous burden, the global epidemic of injury is poorly recognized, with a…
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Research services
The Research Services Unit provides comprehensive support and quality assurance based on SOPs, includes project management, data management, study design and statistical analysis, and economic…
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"Women's health: A new global agenda" with Prof Robyn Norton
Global efforts to improve the health of women and girls have, in the past few decades, largely focused on reducing unacceptably high levels of maternal mortality and morbidity. In large part because…
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Researchers call to include gender in research impact assessment
The George Institute for Global Health has joined a global call to include gender in research impact assessment. Professor Robyn Norton, Principal Director of The George Institute, joined more than…
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Oxford-India programs
The George Institute for Global Health India works closely with the University of Oxford to develop joint research projects that aim to improve bilateral exchange of knowledge and build capacity in…
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Mental health, neurology and trauma
Mental health is one of the biggest causes of disability and carries enormous economic burden in India. It is estimated that 1 in every 5 Indians is suffering from some form of mental…
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Primary health care
India’s large population relies on the primary health care system to provide every-day health services. A key resource of the primary health care system are the non-physician healthcare workers. They…
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Food policy
The George Institute’s food policy team work in Australia and overseas to reduce death and disease caused by diets high in salt, harmful fats, added sugars and excess energy.  The team does…
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