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Transparency in medical research as social policy: A personal view from our new research visitor from Tohoku University, Japan
Anju Murayama (left), Dr. Ozaki (right) with a colleague Hi, I am Anju Murayama and a six-grade medical student at Tohoku University in Japan. I am going to visit to the Centre for the Analysis of Social Policy and...
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Exposing corruption and promoting transparency: deepening the collaboration between the Centre of Analysis of Social Policy and Society (CASPS) and the Medical Governance Research Institute, Japan
Dr Akihiko Ozaki Medical Governance Research Institute, Tokyo, Japan Aichi Medical University, Aichi, Japan Jyoban Hospital of Tokiwa Foundation, Fukushima, Japan Hello, my name is Akihiko Ozaki, MD, PhD. In my day job I work as an oncologist...
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A long waited but unexpected loss - my first encounter with grief as a bereavement researcher and why it’s important to talk about it
In this joint CASP and Centre for Death and Society (CDAS) blog Dr Chao Fang CDAS member and Research Fellow in the Institute of Education at the University College London, explores his reactions to his grandmother's death. I suppose I...
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An exploration of Ukraine’s mishandling of vulnerable young people and children in state care.
Whilst the EU and Ukraine grow ever closer, a group of international children’s charities shine a spotlight on the Ukraine’s treatment of the vulnerable babies, children, and young people in state care. At a recent summit meeting the President of...
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Environmental activism and indigenous issues in Cambodia – film-based advocacy with and for young people
Film and filmmaking have proved to be critical avenues for raising awareness about environmental challenges. High profile screen releases have helped set and steer agendas around, for example, An Inconvenient Truth and global heating, Blue Planet and plastic usage, and...
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Is it time for a revolution in social care PR and lobbying?
When Boris Johnson became Prime Minister in 2019 he promised to “fix the crisis in social care”. The Queen’s Speech in May 2021, which outlined his government’s plans for the next year, saw the social care agenda encapsulated in just...
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Covid-19: How accessible is online health and social care information?
The global Covid-19 pandemic, starting in early 2020, has posed unprecedented challenges to health and social care systems in the UK. The government’s response to this crisis, some of which is outlined in the Coronavirus Act 2020 - has created...
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COVID-19, Structural Inequality and Violence against Women and Girls: One Year On (Part Three)
Part Three: The COVID Context and Struggle for Intersectional Women’s Rights The role of women’s organisations and leadership was vital in responding to this crisis. Women’s rights organisations, advocates and women’s defenders mobilised quickly to ensure service continuity, to minimise...
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COVID-19, Structural Inequality and Violence against Women and Girls: One Year On (Part Two)
Part Two: A Reversal on Rights and Protections Microaggressions is a term used to identify indirect, subtle or unintentional discrimination against a marginalised group occurring through laws and policies. Discussed above, such microaggressions have been evident in funding structures especially...
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COVID-19, Structural Inequality and Violence against Women and Girls: One Year On (Part One)
The specialist Violence against Women and Girls (VAWG)[1] sector mobilised a year ago to address the impact of the shadow pandemics[2] – COVID 19 and VAWG. It was clear from the start that restrictive measures introduced to address the health...
