Takemi Program

Nine global health researchers joined the @HarvardTakemi Program's 2024–25 cohort at @HarvardChanSPH from Ghana, Ethiopia, Argentina, Brazil, Japan, Hong Kong, Nigeria, and Palestine. Read more about the current Takemi Fellows and their research projects: hsph.harvard.edu/news/meet-the-…

40 Years of Global Health Impact: The @HarvardChanSPH Takemi Program has welcomed 330 Fellows from 62 countries, building a worldwide network of global health leaders. Learn about our program: hsph.harvard.edu/fellowship-spe…

📊 Takemi Fellow Dr. @MaihanAbdullah's research revealed unexpected cancer patterns in Kabul, Afghanistan. His work is reshaping the understanding of cancer burden in the region and informing prevention strategies. To learn more: hsph.harvard.edu/news/building-…

⏰ Last call! Applications for the Takemi Program at @HarvardChanSPH close Dec 31, 2024, at midnight EST! Apply now: bit.ly/Takemi2025

📢Call for Global Health Leaders! Seeking outstanding mid-career professionals in #GlobalHealth with: ✅ Graduate degree ✅Leadership experience ✅Research-ready data Apply now for 2025–26 here: bit.ly/Takemi2025 Deadline: Dec 31, 2024📅

📢Call for Global Health Leaders! Seeking outstanding mid-career professionals in #GlobalHealth with: ✅ Graduate degree ✅ Publication track record ✅ Leadership experience ✅ Research-ready data Apply now for 2025-26 here: bit.ly/Takemi2025 📅 Deadline: Dec 31, 2024

The Takemi Program is seeking mid-career researchers for 2025-26. 🗒️Requirements: -Terminal degree -Publications -Leadership experience -English proficiency ⏰ Deadline: Dec 31, 2024 Apply now at: hsph.harvard.edu/takemi/applica… #GlobalHealth #Fellowship #TakemiProgram

Discover how AI can revolutionize health systems in low and middle-income countries in @aperianez and colleagues' latest article🧵

In 2021 India launched the Ayushman Bharat Digital Mission (ABDM) to strengthen the digital health ecosystem. Udaya Shankar Mishra, Suryakant Yadav, and William Joe have just made an assessment of the progress of this ambitious initiative🧵

ハーバード大学T.H.Chan公衆衛生大学院武見国際保健プログラム及び日本医師会関係者と意見交換しました boston.us.emb-japan.go.jp/itpr_ja/11_000…

Exchanged views with members of the Takemi Program in International Health at the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health (@HarvardTakemi ) and the delegation of the Japan Medical Association boston.us.emb-japan.go.jp/itpr_en/11_000…

@HarvardTakemi The Special Issue features 12 papers examining these transformations in different contexts worldwide! Read more here: bit.ly/3NDPLzO

@HarvardTakemi 5️⃣ Data Will Be Central to Health Systems Major changes will occur in the structure and use of digital health data to improve health system performance, particularly in low- and middle-income countries

@HarvardTakemi 4️⃣ Transportation and Logistics Management Could Be Revolutionized Digital technology will transform emergency transport and medical supply delivery. Radical changes will be expected in healthcare administration and payment systems too👇

@HarvardTakemi 3️⃣ Most Health Care Will Be Provided at Home Telemedicine and new diagnostic technology will reduce facility visits. Success will depend on effective bioidentification and electronic medical records👇

@HarvardTakemi 2️⃣ Health Workers Will Be Digitally Supported Every health worker will have digital tools for diagnoses, treatment decisions and patient communication. This will transform patient-provider relationships, work environments & care quality👇

@HarvardTakemi 1️⃣ Access to Internet-Based Information Will Be Universal Healthcare workers won't be the primary source of health info anymore. While this democratizes knowledge, quality control can become a challenge for governments and professional associations👇

@HarvardTakemi As Michael R. Reich explains in the introduction, the papers are organized around 5 predictions from Mitchell & Kan's 2019 article "Digital Technology and the Future of Health Systems":

The Special Issue celebrating 40 years of @HarvardTakemi Program in International Health examines how #digitalhealth is transforming health systems globally, with evidence from multiple countries. These key elements provide context for the articles 🧵

📢 The Special Issue commemorating the Takemi Program in International Health's 40th Anniversary Symposium is now available! Explore the opening prefaces by two distinguished leaders: ◾️Keizo Takemi: bit.ly/3NBy8jT ◾️Kichiro Matsumoto: bit.ly/4feBMMi