
Wednesday, 06 Jan @ 5:30 PM
DESCRIPTION
The aim of this webinar to create a dialogue with experts working in the field on how to do health systems research that better meets the needs of people with disabilities.The webinar will include short five-minute presentations from a range of experts on their work on health systems and disability in fragile and shock-prone settings. This will be followed by a panel discussion where we will explore some of the challenges and entry points to doing health systems research that better meets the needs of people with disabilities.
AGENDA / DISCUSSION TOPICS
- Why is work on disability and health systems so often siloed?
- Are there any particular challenges in working on disabilities in fragile and shock-prone settings?
- What would you like a consortium like ReBUILD for Resilience to do differently and what is the best practice that we should be following?
PARTICIPANTS
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Kyu Kyu Than (Chair) – Burnet Institute, Myanmar
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Joanna Raven – Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine, UK
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Hannah Kuper – London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine, UK
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Nukhba Zia – Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health, USA
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AÏcha Benyaich – International Committee of the Red Cross, Lebanon
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Deepak Raj Sapkota – Karuna Foundation, Nepal
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Laura Dean – Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine, UK
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Janet Price – Activist, scholar, Dadafest, honorary research fellow at LSTM
Webinar/Workshop organized by: ReBuild Consortium
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