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Title: | Mobilizing Social Sciences, Humanities and Arts in Addressing Global Health Crises |
Authors: | Lapointe, Sandra Michel, Pascal Gobel, Ursula Emerson, Claudia |
Publication Date: | 22-Jul-2022 |
Publisher: | The/La Collaborative |
Citation: | Mobilizing Social Sciences, Humanities and Arts in Addressing Global Health Crises. Panel Report. The/La Collaborative |
Abstract: | Addressing pandemics and biological threats requires coordinated research, development, and effort for the testing and implementation of treatments, vaccines, and diagnostic tools. The panelists were tasked with reflecting on a range of issues as a catalyst toward defining strategies and policies to build capacity to strengthen and sustain a deep, multi-generational pool of research talent. The concern is broad and multifaceted, ranging from the identification of research and data gaps that exist around preventive and protective actions for disadvantaged and marginalised populations during health emergencies, to the development of interdisciplinary research strategies that place knowledge of human and social needs at the heart of the scientific response. |
Description: | This Roundtable Discussion was held on November 24th, 2021 at the Canadian Science Policy Conference. It was organised by The/La Collaborative in connection with research conducted with the support of SSHRC and Mitacs. Nancy Hamzawi, Assistant Deputy Minister, Policy and Strategic Integration & Acting Federal Lead, Testing, Tracing and Data Strategy at Health Canada also contributed and the authors are thankful for her input. |
URI: | http://hdl.handle.net/11375/27755 |
Appears in Collections: | Philosophy Publications |
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