REDRESS Colleagues Julie Iring and Dr Laura Dean recently attended the first WHO meeting on skin neglected Tropical diseases (NTDs). Read more over at the… Read More »LSTM attends the First World Health Organisation meeting on skin NTDs
By Rosalind McCollum and Maaike Seekles The GMHS held in beautiful Canterbury 22nd – 23rd March 2023 at the Kent and Medway Medical School, provided… Read More »Five key things we learnt from a mental health symposium that are relevant to skin NTDs
REDRESS’ mid-term review meeting held 28th February to 2nd March 2023 in Margibi County provided a valuable opportunity to review progress made after almost six… Read More »Celebrating success and moving forward: Prioritising community engagement for future intervention improvement during our Mid Term Review Meeting
Please click on the link below to access this article by Leah Murphy, Health & Education Convenor for Institute of Development studies. This article discusses… Read More »Pandemic Portraits: Disability & Covid-19 in Bangladesh & Liberia
By Maisy Lopez- Pigott and Rachel Johnstone Last summer as part of our Masters in International Public Health at Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine, we… Read More »Reflections from studying community engagement and wellbeing among people affected by skin NTDs in Liberia
By Shahreen Chowdhury, Rosalind Mccollum, Emerson Rogers, Zeela Zaizay & Laura Dean We are delighted to share the REDRESS Intervention manual – a training package… Read More »Integrated Management of Skin NTDs: Co-Developing an Operational Manual for use within National Health Systems
Head over to the Connecting Citizens to Science site HERE to listen to the latest Podcast episode that focuses on supporting the mental wellbeing of… Read More »NEW Connecting Citizens to Science Podcast Episode: Supporting the mental wellbeing of people affected by chronic health conditions – Acting for change
Blog by Georgina Zawolo and John Solunta Smith, Jr. Background and Introduction In REDRESS which focuses on reducing the burden of severe stigmatising skin diseases… Read More »Recruiting participants, a cardinal stage for data collection: Field experience from REDRESS pilot and sense checking activities in Kolahun, Lofa
By Hannah Berrian, Wede Tate, Jerry Kollie, Colleen Parker, Georgina V. K. Zawolo, John Solunta Smith Jr., Emerson Rogers and Zeela Zaizay The REDRESS baseline… Read More »Baseline Blog Series: Quantitative Reflections from Grand Gedeh, Lofa and Margibi Counties, Liberia
By Georgina V. K. Zawolo, John Solunta Smith Jr., Jerry Kollie, Colleen Parker, Hannah Berrian, Wede Tate, Emerson Rogers and Zeela Zaizay REDRESS started its… Read More »Baseline Blog Series: Qualitative Reflections from Grand Gedeh, Lofa and Margibi Counties, Liberia
