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Delighted to have contributed to the Life Sciences Report. Here I explain why predictability and stability within the biopharmaceutical research environment is necessary to ensure innovation in medicines development can flourish and why Intellectual Property (IP) plays a central role. #LifeScienceInnovationIE2024

Read our Country Connectors Annual Report to discover how access to information is transforming communities! Explore stories from 11 countries about how local networks are implementing interventions to increase awareness and usage of Research4Life. https://lnkd.in/ejQuUruF

Curious about how we’re tackling the growing threat of #AntimicrobialResistance? 🤔 Our collaborative research approach is industry-led and impact-driven, underpinned by three cross-cutting and integrated programs. Swipe to learn more 👉 #AntimicrobialStewardship #OneHealth #ResearchProgram

📯 The call for abstracts is now OPEN, and the submission deadline is 15 July 2024: https://lnkd.in/eqqFrTrv We like to invite you to our Session 32: "Mainstreaming ecosystem services approach and fostering transformative governance to enhance planning in socio-ecological systems" at the 5th ESP Europe conference in Wageningen, the Netherlands, from 18-22 November 2024. We are looking for scholars and practitioners experienced with the ecosystem services and/or transformative governance approaches! What works? Where are limits and opportunities? #OneHealth #Transformation #EcosystemServices #Planning

🤔 Evaluation is a vital part of the research process, allowing you to measure results against intended project outcomes. Led by Marcus Green, Optum the next South West London Research Support Network cafe will focus on insights and tips to help you evaluate your research. “Planning and carrying out your evaluation effectively is as important as the intervention you are delivering. One should not exist without the other." "In this workshop, we will introduce a straightforward and practical approach to evaluating your intervention. With increasingly constrained resources, there has never been a better time to rapidly evaluate and know you’re targeting your efforts to best effect for the populations you serve.” Secure your spot 👉 https://ow.ly/hXF950SWFXF #Research #Evaluation #Process

Short-term research partnerships can lead to positive outcomes, but long-term, holistic partnerships can bring benefits far beyond research. In this week's 3-Minute Read, we explore types of long-term partnerships, their benefits, and approaches to establishing and maintaining them. See the full 3-Minute Read: https://lnkd.in/ecJ-4bNe

A healthier planet is a greener planet.     I'm excited to share the progress that Boston Scientific is making towards the ambitious goal of building a better and more sustainable future.    The Boston Scientific Performance Report 2023 is now available and I'm really proud to see many examples coming from #BSCEMEA region: showing how we are advancing care, empowering people and advocating for a healthier planet.    This report isn't just about numbers, it's a testament to using science to make a positive impact on people's lives and the world we all share. 🌎 https://lnkd.in/e6x4Z8zj

Benefits and challenges evolve in the rapidly changing research landscape. In this week's 3-Minute Read, we explore how innovation ecosystems, government funding, and diversifying talent present new opportunities and hurdles for organizations in cross-sector research partnerships. See the 3-Minute Read: https://lnkd.in/efCS59mJ

GREAT NEWS! 🤩 Researchers and participants want *the same things* when it comes to research projects. Discover how well you're already aligned - and how to deliver better insights by ensuring that everyone gets what they need ➡️https://lnkd.in/ev6pHCGW #MRX #ParticipantExperience #MarketResearch

Manjekah Dunn Rachel Skoss Can I suggest you then check out #EasyEnglish It makes a more significant difference for people with low literacy. This is a recent blog on these differences, which have been known for 19 years. https://lnkd.in/gMFGuErC There are many of our other blogs on this issue. Easy English was developed because Easy Read is far too complex (Average grade 6.5 reading skills required) for people who really do have low literacy. Easy Englsih requires an average of Grade 1.5 reading skills. You can also read our research, some of which I have presented nationally and internationally on this issue here. https://lnkd.in/d_73tz8a We have completed a number of research papers in Easy English, including one from eSafety Commissioner and another from NSW Audit Office. https://lnkd.in/ghiTU2D7 There are more on the way.