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Evidence2Policy 2025: Bridging research and policy to achieve progress on NCDs, gender equity, and UHC

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Have questions or want to connect with our team? Reach out to us today. With offices in Australia, India, China and the UK, we offer global expertise with a local perspective, ensuring we understand and address the unique needs of your community. OfficesMediaCareers Offices Sydney, Australia Level 8, Health Translation Hub, 55 Botany Street, Randwick,NSW 2031 +61 2 8052 4300 info@georgeinstitute.org.au Need our delivery instructions? New Delhi, India 308, Third Floor, Elegance Tower, Plot No. 8, Jasola District Centre,New Delhi, 110025 +91 11 415 880 91-93 info@georgeinstitute.org.in Hyderabad, India Shangrilla Plaza # 401, Banjara Hills, Road No 2, Hyderabad, 500034,Telangana +91 40 49959780 info@georgeinstitute.org.in London, UK 58 Wood LaneLondon W12 7RZ info@georgeinstitute.org.uk Beijing, China Office 729, 7/F Metropolis Tower, No.

COVID-19 Preparedness Checklist For Rural Primary Health Care & Community Settings

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EnSWIn: Environmental Support for Walking In India (pilot)

This study includes primary and secondary data collection, and uses surveys, photographs, and in-depth exploration of the perspectives of a subset of selected respondents. The findings will shed light on the association between built environment and physical activity in a wide range of adults living in different zones of the 2 study sites.

Perspectives, practices, and environmental footprints related to menstrual hygiene among girls and women in India – a pilot study [PEnMen-pilot]

Background: Menstrual hygiene management (MHM) is a generally under-researched area in India, although vital to the promotion of women’s health. Although there has been, particularly in recent years, some attention given to the provision of affordable menstrual absorbents, practices of treatment and disposal of the used absorbents have not received adequate attention from policymakers, and implementers, and pose ever-growing challenges to environmental sustainability and the personal health, well-being, and functioning of girls and women, with implications for the accomplishment of several SDGs. Aim: (i) to understand community perspectives, preferences and behavioural control related to treatment and disposal of menstrual absorbents, and the associations that women and girls make between menstrual hygiene practices and personal and environmental health; and (ii) to estimate the environmental footprints of the menstrual hygiene management practices that come up in the data-collection Research M

COVID-19 Preparedness Checklists for Urban Primary Health Care & Community settings

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Self-management and action plans for preventing acute exacerbations due to COPD: evidence summary

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Beta-lactam antibiotics infusion group study - BLING III

Background: Beta-lactam antibiotics are commonly used to treat life-threatening infections in critically ill patients. As a class of antibiotics, beta-lactams are known as time-dependent antibiotics because they have their greatest effect when the antibiotic concentration in the blood remains above a critical level (dependent on the organism) for the duration of the course. Continuous infusion of beta-lactams has been shown to more consistently achieve these time-dependent pharmacodynamic endpoints than the standard practice of bolus dosing. However, the relatively small randomised controlled trials to date have not reported improved clinical outcomes, such as resolution of infection or lower mortality, with the use of continuous infusion A prospective, multicentre, double-blind, double-dummy, phase II RCT (BLING II) was conducted in 25 ICUs in Australia, New Zealand and Hong Kong. While there was no significant difference in the primary endpoint, it found an absolute difference in hospital mortality

Sweet Transition: Priorities for collaborating to transform the food system in Australia

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Primary prevention of asthma and chronic obstructive pulmonary disease at the primary healthcare level: rapid policy brief

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The Potential Impact of Salt Reduction in Australia

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An overview of mobile applications (apps) to support the coronavirus disease-2019 response in India

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