#mwmsymposium — Public Fediverse posts
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More content and comments on #MWMsymposium later here. I am in the 2pm slot, so may not have an opportunity to provide comments on those presentations.
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Mentally preparing for the
#MWMsymposium later today, giving a brief input on severe mental illnesses and #multimorbidity in relation to social determinants of health and health-related quality of life.I'll be posting here later about the talks, but here I share some resources I'll talk about 👇🧵
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Mentally preparing for the
#MWMsymposium later today, giving a brief input on severe mental illnesses and #multimorbidity in relation to social determinants of health and health-related quality of life.I'll be posting here later about the talks, but here I share some resources I'll talk about 👇🧵
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It was a really excellent first day at #MWMsymposium, thank you to all presenters!
I have posted some reflections and resources from the presenters in my🟦feed:
https://bsky.app/profile/jrboehnke.bsky.socialTomorrow you will find me posting here about the talks.
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And here the fifth session (can only include four pictures), which will close the series of talks with a focus on questions around #ImplementationScience and SDoH.
#MWMsymposium hopes to stimulate research ideas, including novel methodologies to analyze relationships between SDoH and HRQL!
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Online, 16th & 17th July:
"Measuring what matters in social determinants of health"
[register by 15.07.]
https://www.pathlms.com/isoqol/courses/58381
Over two days, 16 speakers, and in five sessions the symposium invites discussion around how SDoH relate to #HRQL and addressing health outcomes.
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Here #ISOQOL announces Session 2 of the #MWMsymposium about how to address social determinants of health to improve health and #wellbeing for people living with chronic conditions.
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Programme info from #ISOQOL regarding the #MWMsymposium:
It will kick off with an introduction to social determinants of health #SDoH. Speakers will discuss its relevance to #HRQL and its application in addressing health outcomes.
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I have attended #MWMsymposium in the past, which was always very interesting and postgraduates working with me enjoyed it.
https://www.pathlms.com/isoqol/courses/58381This year, I'll contribute as a presenter in the session on #ChronicConditions and social determinants of health around severe mental illnesses & #HRQL