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Community health worker measuring blood pressure
(IINDIAGO).
Prof Linda Richter at the Bt30 book launch with Community health workers visit participants
Bt30 participants. delivering the intervention to women postpartum.
Navigating the Impact of US developed. This provides weekly content in the
Executive Orders on Funding form of infographics, links to existing content from
sources such as UNICEF and the WHO, as well as
None to date. videos created specifically for the App.
Research Translation DPHRU senior researchers also continue to
Through Arts and Science proactively engage with journalists and publication
of articles on The Conversation website which has
We continue to actively engage and disseminate resulted in extensive media coverage of many of our
scientific findings and create awareness of the research outputs during the review period. DPHRU
importance of developmental origins of health continues to actively engage with the community
and disease. Our knowledge mobilisation activities as stakeholders and co-creators using a knowledge
include the development of the PLAY 'Ngeyethu mobilisation model to create a self-perpetuating
Info' app, the prototype of which has been cycle connecting science-needs-community.
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