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New facts and data on #obesity and #NCDs released by the NCD community ahead of #WorldObesityDay, first takeaways from the High-Level Technical Meeting on NCDs in #Humanitarian Settings and much more in this week's edition of our newsletter 👉https://lnkd.in/eZThjMiV

This is your reminder to practice self-care. Trust us, we know how hard it can be. Here aresome great tips. . . . #pbsconsulting #pbsconsultingpsychresources #pbspc #longisland #longislandbusiness #mentalhealthdivision #longislandmentalhealth #longislandtherapists #pbsconsultingpc #schoolagedservices #appliedbehavioranalysis #bcba #lba

Addressing Antimicrobial Resistance (AMR) is vital for global health. As microbes develop resistance to drugs, our ability to treat infections diminishes. Working together to preserve the effectiveness of antibiotics, ensure successful medical treatments, and prevent the spread of drug-resistant infections. #AMR #AntimicrobialResistance #GlobalHealth #Innovation #Teamwork #HealthcareLeadership #DrugResistance #AntibioticResistance #StopSuperbugs #HealthSecurity #FightAMR #GlobalHealth 🌐💊 🦠

🗞️Insights about the outcomes of the High-Level Meeting on #NCDs in #Humanitarian Settings from Dr Ibtihal Fadhil and Alison Cox, WHO compilation of resources on NCDs financing and much more in this week's edition of our newsletter - https://lnkd.in/eA4_hy4m

Having officially crossed into December, we are now just over a month away from what is expected to be a significant and important 2024 legislative session. While you, like us, prepare for it to start, consider checking out some of the articles below! Gov. Jim Pillen makes case for growing biobased economy at national convention and issues proclamation, announces actions to fight antisemitism and support Nebraska’s Jewish communities, stops short of saying no state funds should be used for Memorial Stadium renovation; University of Nebraska-Lincoln proposes restructuring, slashing budget of Diversity and Inclusion Office while the Chancellor expands office staff; Nebraska Department of Correctional Services launching new ‘holisitic’ approach to prepare inmates for reentry into society; Gov. Jim Pillen chokes up with emotion, urges Nebraskans to adopt children; Congressman Don Bacon gets OMAHA POLICE UNION LOCAL 101 endorsement, early; State signs no-bid contract to determine the ‘financial feasibility’ of proposed I-80 sandpit lake; Nebraska Capitol will host annual tree lighting, wreath presentation, menorah lighting ceremonies; and NAPE/AFSCME Local 61 demands negotiation over executive order to end working from home. Walkers and cyclists added to state Road Safety Plan for first time; testimony largely against gender care regulations, ask for looser restrictions; Sen. Lynne Walz hearing on mandates facing K-12 schools targets teacher training, student behavior; Emergency agencies looking into another 911 outage; Despite drought, Nebraska farmers see increase in income and strong harvest yields; State economy expected to continue growing; Platte Institute calls for ‘another leap’ in tax relief; University of Nebraska at Kearney union asks University of Nebraska System Board of Regents, Legislature to step in and save campus jobs and programs; and warning issued after highly contagious avian flu detected in flock. Want to read more about these articles? Check out our website! kisselkohoutes.com/news

This post presents me an opportunity to extend deepest gratitude to the individuals with FASD and their families who consistently contribute to my research and provide crucial feedback that shapes my work: https://lnkd.in/e2xXrPhm Earlier this year, we won an international award from Australia at the NOFASD Australia conference. No matter how clever we think we are as researchers, we need individuals with living experience of what we research to provide crucial insight to inform what we do, if we want to do it right. Just a few key messages from my work and other related research: i)                   Individuals with FASD are 19times more likely to encounter the justice system (https://lnkd.in/ez6XzwaQ), this does not mean a diagnosis of FASD means criminality. It does not mean that anybody with FASD is criminal in nature. ii)                  Despite displaying suggestibility (read here https://lnkd.in/esu6f8Bz), individuals with FASD have strengths which justice professionals can leverage on when developing justice system plans. iii)                Although individuals with FASD report that they easily get in trouble with the law (read here: https://lnkd.in/eCH-msTv), they personally narrate their strengths alongside their caregivers (read here: https://lnkd.in/eyxSnw7G) Hopefully, we soon get to a point were FASD-informed justice system approaches will be employed in society.

Monday, we meet again! Here's to a beautiful week. #pbsconsulting #pbsconsultingpsychresources #pbspc #longisland #longislandbusiness #mentalhealthdivision #longislandmentalhealth #longislandtherapists #pbsconsultingpc #schoolagedservices #appliedbehavioranalysis #bcba #lba

Every year the number of HSIs can change, what are the reasons behind this? Excelencia in Education talked a bit about some of the reasons behind these net changes and HSIs. Here are the primary reasons and some rare reasons that can have an impact on HSIs every year. Read more about this article at bit.ly/48bT20Q. #AZHSIConsortium #HispanicServingInstitutions #ExcelenciaInEducation #NetChangeInHSIs

Are you passionate about creating a more just and sustainable world? At OGPD, we envision bridging divides through open dialogue and informed policy. Together, we can find solutions to global challenges. Join the conversation! Follow us for updates and opportunities to get involved. #ogpd

Abolishing the PDMP is a step in the right direction