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HSR 2020 Cohort

We are proud to introduce our largest cohort yet, future leaders in public health with research interests spanning infectious disease epidemiology to health disparities and transportability of machine learning models in healthcare.

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This is your moment

Ashish K. Jha, MD, MPH, incoming Dean of the Brown University School of Public Health, officially starts on September 1, 2020.

We are thrilled to welcome Dr. Jha as a member of the Department of Health Services, Policy & Practice. His message to all students in the School expresses how exciting a time this is for the field of public health.

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School of Public Health: Confronting Racial Injustice

As a university, Brown is a community that does not condone acts of racism; these acts cannot be accepted as "normal."

As a School, we call on our community of public health scholars, scientists, advocates, and practitioners to use their skills, voices and places of privilege to challenge and combat these injustices.

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Congratulations, HSR Program Graduates!

Congratulations to HSR Doctoral Graduates Shaun Forbes, Lacey Loomer and David Meyers!

Department Chair Ira Wilson sends congratulations to our 2020 Program graduates.

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We believe that health care is an inherent right that must be protected through theoretically grounded, evidence-based policies. The Department of Health Services, Policy, and Practice is dedicated to improving health for all through cutting-edge health services research. Our mission is to spearhead effective health and policy initiatives based in genuine respect for diverse individuals and communities.

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This Is Public Health Virtual Fair: July 8th

Jul 3, 2020

Jill Harrison, Rosa Baier discuss COVID, dementia

Jun 10, 2020

An Epidemic Within a Pandemic (and Vice Versa) Professors Jill Harrison and Rosa Baier on the need for high-quality evidence about non-drug interventions for dementia care that work in the COVID-19 context.