2019-11-12LL
TiNY HEALTH CAMPAING LAUNCH
TINY Health is a specialised children’s health publisher, improving how children and their families are communicated with about their health.
One of the latest booklet talks about vaccination to help school age children to understand vaccines.
This booklet looks at how vaccines were discovered, how our bodies fight infection, and how vaccines help them to do so. It also explores what happens on the day that the vaccination nurse comes to school, or when a child visits a medical clinic to receive a vaccine.
Download the booklet and share it with your tiny patients and their families to create conversation and trust around vaccines.
There are two versions of the booklet :
1. For children who are vaccinated in the school setting.
2. For children who are vaccinated in a medical setting.
The vaccine booklet is available in English, French and Spanish.
Click here to download your version: https://tinyhealth.info/vaccine-booklet/
One of the latest booklet talks about vaccination to help school age children to understand vaccines.
This booklet looks at how vaccines were discovered, how our bodies fight infection, and how vaccines help them to do so. It also explores what happens on the day that the vaccination nurse comes to school, or when a child visits a medical clinic to receive a vaccine.
Download the booklet and share it with your tiny patients and their families to create conversation and trust around vaccines.
There are two versions of the booklet :
1. For children who are vaccinated in the school setting.
2. For children who are vaccinated in a medical setting.
The vaccine booklet is available in English, French and Spanish.
Click here to download your version: https://tinyhealth.info/vaccine-booklet/
2019-10-10LL
Call to Nurses and Midwives for papers in Digital Health for the Journal of International Society of Telemedicine & eHealth
Call to Nurses and Midwives for papers in Digital Health for the Journal of International Society of Telemedicine & eHealth
Nurses and Midwives have an opportunity to contribute to the Journal of the International Society for Telemedicine and eHealth (JISfTeH) by submitting a paper on telehealth nursing.
The editors will select papers that reflect science, by which they mean well-done research with intent to produce substantive findings that will contribute to the evidence that drives health care delivery.
If you are hesitant to reveal all of your research work and findings in JISfTeH, you could consider using a part of your work for this paper.
The abstract and paper should be in the traditional research format: introduction/problem addressed; research purpose, research question(s)/hypotheses, sample, setting, data collection methods, data analysis methods, results/findings, discussion, conclusions and recommendations.
All articles submitted must be authored by nurses or midwives, as principal author.
The language will be English.
Abstracts are accepted until 15 december 2019 to claudiabartz388[at]gmail.com or veronique.thouvenot[at]gmail.com
Submissions should be done before 30 december 2019
Submissions follow the JISfTeH guidelines: http://journals.ukzn.ac.za/index.php/JISfTeH/about/submissions
Nurses and Midwives have an opportunity to contribute to the Journal of the International Society for Telemedicine and eHealth (JISfTeH) by submitting a paper on telehealth nursing.
The editors will select papers that reflect science, by which they mean well-done research with intent to produce substantive findings that will contribute to the evidence that drives health care delivery.
If you are hesitant to reveal all of your research work and findings in JISfTeH, you could consider using a part of your work for this paper.
The abstract and paper should be in the traditional research format: introduction/problem addressed; research purpose, research question(s)/hypotheses, sample, setting, data collection methods, data analysis methods, results/findings, discussion, conclusions and recommendations.
All articles submitted must be authored by nurses or midwives, as principal author.
The language will be English.
Abstracts are accepted until 15 december 2019 to claudiabartz388[at]gmail.com or veronique.thouvenot[at]gmail.com
Submissions should be done before 30 december 2019
Submissions follow the JISfTeH guidelines: http://journals.ukzn.ac.za/index.php/JISfTeH/about/submissions
2019-07-15LL
Investing in a stronger nursing workforce is essential for achieving universal health coverage (UHC)
Investing in a stronger nursing workforce is essential for achieving universal health coverage (UHC). This is the message delivered by WHO Director-General Dr Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus in his surprise appearance before the 2019 Congress of the International Council of Nurses.
“We simply cannot achieve universal health coverage and the health-related targets in the Sustainable Development Goals unless we empower and equip nurses and midwives, and harness their power,” insisted Dr Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus.
Follow the link for https://www.healthpolicy-watch.org/dr-tedros-calls-for-investment-in-nurses-highlights-wha-2020-focus-on-nurses-midwives/ for the full article featured in Health Policy Watch.
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