2014 Health Systems
Social Media Awards
Because everybody needs a little gratitude
Because everybody needs a little gratitude
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Social media platforms such as Twitter, Facebook and LinkedIn are central to engaging wider audiences in information sharing, debate, knowledge creation and collaborative action to achieve global health systems goals. Health Systems Global is the proud sponsor of the first Health Systems Social Media Awards to recognize and reward the individuals and organizations who best employ social media to communicate about health systems.
This award recognizes the best use of Twitter by an individual to inform, advocate, and engage about health systems.
This award recognizes the best use of social media by an individual under 30 to communicate about health systems using any social media platform.
This award recognizes the nominee with the most engaged online network.
This award recognizes exceptional social media engagement by an individual before/during the symposium, onsite or offsite, and via any social media platform.
This award recognizes the best use of Facebook by an organization to inform, advocate and engage about health systems.
This award recognizes the most effective use of social media by an organization to share their internal processes and decision-making in the name of transparency.
This award recognizes the organization or network that best employs social media to engage civil society in health systems-related dialogue.
Editor-in-Chief: Globalization and Health Consultant: WHO
Management Sciences for Health (MSH) works with health leaders throughout the world on global health’s biggest challenges, with a focus on HIV & AIDS, TB, malaria, chronic diseases, family planning, and maternal and child health. Together with our part...
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Hi! My name is Erlyn (Lyn) Macarayan, a Filipino currently taking my PhD at the University of Queensland, Australia. As a researcher, I work on assessing health systems in many low and middle income countries. Through this research, I hope I can contrib...
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Medical doctor and public health guy. Works on health systems research (theory-driven and realist approaches to evaluation of health systems). Maintains @realisteval twitter channel. Interests in public health, environment and wildlife biology/conse...
"Satu Lipponen is a journalist specialised in science, health and health promotion. She has worked at the Cancer Society of Finland since 2000 as managing editor of the Society's magazine, Syöpä-Cancer and from 2008 editor-in-chief of the annual magazin...
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Citizen News Service (CNS) specializes in in-depth and rights-based health science reporting and syndicates content to print and online media in Asian and African nations. Voices of affected key populations drive our thematic coverage on neglected healt...
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Dr. Wolff is an associate professor of International Health at Boston University School of Medicine (BUSPH) and a Senior Fellow at Management Sciences for Health (MSH), a non-profit international public health management consulting company. At BUSPH Dr....
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Nurse Alvin started his advocacy in popularizing public health issues using the social media including blogging in 2011 especially when he was campaigning for reproductive & sexual health and rights for young people in the Reproductive Health Bill debat...
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Principal Technical Advisor for Leadership Management and Governance at USAID Leadership Management & Sustainability Program, Kenya.
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The Cambridge Centre for Health Services Research (CCHSR) is a collaboration between two leading health care research groups: the Health Services Research Group based in the Institute of Public Health at the University of Cambridge, and the Health and H...
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Launched in 2010, Health Systems Research India Initiative (HSRII) Health Systems Research India Initiative (HSRII) is a fast growing network of health systems researchers and practitioners. HSRII is a social platform aimed at facilitating knowledge dis...
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HealthJustice Philippines is a non-governmental organization founded in 2009 that aims to bridge the gap between public health and law to enable Filipinos to make informed and empowered health choices. The organization is committed to be the leading res...
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IBFAN Asia is part of international baby food action network that works since 1979 to protect mothers and children from commercial interests of the baby food corporations.
We have been publishing Nigeria Health Watch since 2007, providing informed commentary and in-depth analysis of health issues in Nigeria, always in good conscience. We are not afraid to take on the difficult topics that many commentators choose to i...
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Doctor (GP) and NIHR Clinical Lecturer, University of Cambridge. SAPC Executive. I like to swim, bike and run.
Founded in 2007, we are a coalition of members – governments, UN partners, non-profits and community based organisations – from Asia and the Pacific. We represent a diverse range of interests working together to advocate on, highlight and prioritise ...
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Optimist, sceptic, head of research at The BMJ, editor-in-chief BMJ Open.
Steering Group Member of Healthcare Information For All by 2015 (Awarded as Country Representative of The Year 2012) www.hifa2015.org , International Board Member of Y-JOB(Youth Joint Online Broadcasting), Secretary of Young Earth www.young4earth.org, W...
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#HIV Information for #Myanmar [him] is published in memory of Dr Hla Htut Lwin - valued co-worker, activist in his own way, trusted friend.
RCRU conducts research to generate evidence, empowers women, engages communities, increases their level of readiness to participate in future projects, advocates for context understanding, and builds the capacity. RCRU implements innovative methodolog...
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Health Systems, Health Policy. Institutionalist, Realist. National PHC Development Agency, Nigeria, School of Public Health, University of Sydney, Australia.
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Professor of European Public Health, London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine/ Director Research Policy European Observatory Views expressed are my own
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