The Future of Care: How Innovation is Empowering the Global HIV Response
The transformation of HIV care is underway, moving from clinic-centered models to a world where health services meet people exactly where they are.
The transformation of HIV care is underway, moving from clinic-centered models to a world where health services meet people exactly where they are.
Closing the gap between clinical breakthrough and community impact is where the most meaningful health transformations begin.
In the latest episode of the HeroX Innovation Leadership Speaker Series, Carla joins host Jamie Elliott to talk about her journey from global health work in Papua New Guinea, Haiti, and Angola to leading human-centered design at the International Rescue Committee. What emerges is a clear-eyed account of why so much well-intentioned public health work fails, and what it actually takes to fix that.
Liam Kelly, Provincial Director of Research and Innovation at NL Health Services, outlines his “Living Lab” framework—a disciplined, clinical trials-based model that de-risks innovation by prioritizing acceptability and feasibility before focusing on efficacy.
Why does health misinformation spread faster than accurate content? Explore the structural, trust, and craft challenges facing public health communicators on social media.
Community-Based Participatory Research reframes who holds authority in health design. Here's why top-down interventions keep failing and what genuine co-creation demands.
How episodic health content, docu-series, animated explainers, serialized narratives, can bridge the gap between health knowledge and lasting behavior change.
One City Leader's Journey from Frontline Ideas to Community-Powered Solutions
In the rapidly evolving landscape of cancer care, the ability to share and interpret data efficiently is crucial for improving patient outcomes. With…
Check out these five potential impacts that NAMs could have on the scale of medical research across the whole world.
