Advocacy and Thought Leadership

The George Institute is focused on effective advocacy and thought leadership to improve health, aligned to our research goals.

We are engaging with key stakeholders, sharing insights and fostering discussions to stimulate debate, guide critical health policy decisions and facilitate evidence-based change.

By working with some of the world’s leading health voices we are amplifying our work in non-communicable diseases (NCDs) and injury and improving systems for prevention and treatment.

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Professor Helena Legido-Quigley joins team to lead health systems work with a focus on equity, connection, and sustainability
We are delighted to announce that Professor Helena Legido-Quigley has been appointed Chair in Health Systems Science at The George Institute for Global Health, UK and the School of Public Health,…
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Response to the Zero Draft of UHC Political Declaration
On 24 May 2023, the United Nations (UN) presented the Zero Draft of the Political Declaration on Universal Health Coverage (UHC). The document, which is the first version of the commitments on…
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Reducing the carbon impact of health research
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What is best practice in clinical trials?
The George Institute for Global Health is working with local and international regulatory bodies to advocate for best practice in clinical trials. This means: Ensure adequate and timely recruitment…
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Towards innovative, more efficient and representative trials
To mark International Clinical Trials Day, Clare Arnott, Co-director of the Better Treatments program at The George Institute, shares her thoughts on the impact of the pandemic, current trends and…
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Sharing experiences: combining research, clinical work and parenting
Managing work-life balance, family and career are key challenges that disproportionately affect women, influence choices about the work they do, and the path for their careers. In this episode of The…
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Chronic Kidney Disease in Africa: Lived experiences and opportunities for improving systems of care
Highlights from a special ‘Tea with Africa’ webinar, held for Word Kidney Day. The topic discussed is 'Chronic Kidney Disease in Africa: Lived experiences and opportunities for improving systems of…
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Blog: Key messages and reflections from ‘Coffee with Latin America: The challenges of providers: training and specialists'
‘Coffee with Latin America’ and ‘Tea with Africa’ are part of The George Institute’s initiative aimed to promote discussion around various health-related topics to foster partnership and…
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Worlds Collide: What does it mean to ‘go viral’?
In this episode of The Scan’s World’s Collide Series, Seye and Jaime discuss what it means to ‘go viral’ and the role social media has in increasing impact of work; they talk about rejection and…
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Tea with Africa: Chronic Kidney Disease in Africa: Lived experiences and opportunities for improving systems of care
To mark the Word Kidney day, The George Institute for Global Health invites you to the session of the 'Tea with Africa' conversation on Thursday 09th March at 8:00am GMT, 9:00am WAT, 9:00am BST, 10:…
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