Podcasts
Podcasts from the «Bern Lectures in Health Science»
Critical health literacy in pandemics: the special case of COVID-19
Speaker: Prof. Thomas Abel – Date: 01.10.2020
The social science contribution in the framing of the Covid-19 pandemic
Speaker: Prof. Claudine Burton-Jeangros – Date: 10.09.2020
Gender Equality, Power and Participation during a Pandemic Crisis
World Trade Institute, online event recording – Date: 27.05.2020
Harnessing the Power of Big Data and the Societal Challenge of Aging
Speaker: Prof. Rudi Westendorp – Date: 03.02.2020
Big Data and the End of Epidemiology
Speaker: Prof. Patrick Bossuyt – Date: 18.12.2019
Bridging epidemiology and basic science in risk assessment: lessons and uncertainties from the selenium example
Speaker: Prof. Marco Vinceti – Date: 09.01.2020
What can population-based cohorts bring to public health in Switzerland?
Speaker: Prof. Murielle Bochud – Date: 10.10.2019
Some statistical issues in the analysis of infectious disease data
Speaker: Prof. Nikolaos Demiris – Date: 27.06.2019
Pre exposure prophylaxis for HIV prevention
Speaker: Prof. Sheena Mc Cormack – Date: 23.05.2019
Learning from efforts to reduce health inequalities in the UK
Speaker: Dr. Katherine Smith – Date: 25.04.2019
Faster and trustworthy guidelines for shared decision making: Experience from the BMJ Rapid Recommendations
Speaker: Dr. Thomas Agoritsas – Date: 21.02.2019
Dementia: the burden on societies, challenges for research
Speaker: Prof. Arfam Ikram – Date: 24.10.2018
From cardiovascular disease prevention to healthy ageing: a (my) scientific journey
Speaker: Prof. Dr. Oscar H. Franco – Date: 20.09.2018
Food Retail Environments for Health
Speaker: Prof. Anna Peeters – Date: 13.06.2018
Digital Health Ethics challenges and opportunities
Speaker: Prof. Effy Vayena – Date: 25.01.2018
A new model for the Research Assessment Exercise at the Medical Faculty
Speaker: Prof. Dr. Matthias Egger – Date: 20.11.2017
Quo vadis bezahlbare Medizin?
Speaker: Prof. Dr. med. Jürg Barben – Date: 20.11.2017
The good, the bad and the ugly: reflections on doing and publishing research in a changing world
Speaker: Prof. Dr. Nicola Low – Date: 13.11.2017