Bali, indonesia
12 - 13, February, 2026
Bali, indonesia
12 - 13, February, 2026
Deputy Director and EDI Lead UBEL Doctoral
Training Programme (DTP)
Co-Lead Global Maternal and Newborn Health Hub
Faculty International Lead
Editorial Board: Journal of Further and Higher Education; PLOS ONE
University of Greenwich, United Kingdom
This workshop aims to foster collaborative research practices by exploring effective strategies for building and sustaining research partnerships. It will guide participants through the process of developing joint research agendas, sharing authorship responsibilities, and co-writing scholarly publications. The session will emphasize inclusive, equitable, and cross-disciplinary approaches to research collaboration, while offering practical tools to navigate challenges in co-authorship, project coordination, and publishing.
University of Greenwich
United Kingdom
This workshop explores the growing emphasis on wellbeing as a central focus in global public health. Moving beyond disease prevention and treatment, the session will examine how wellbeing is being integrated into research frameworks, policy agendas, and community-based interventions. Participants will engage in critical discussions on measuring wellbeing, its cultural dimensions, and its implications for health equity and sustainable development. This workshop offers a valuable platform for researchers, practitioners, and policymakers to share insights and innovative approaches to advancing holistic health and wellbeing worldwide.
MB; BS, MSc, MPA, PhD, FRSPH, Cert. Clinical Trials (Harvard), Postdoc (Harvard)
Professor of Epidemiology and Implementation Research
Head of Doctoral Programs in the Department of Public Health
Sefako Makgatho Health Sciences University
South Africa
This session will delve into the critical issue of health inequities and explore actionable strategies for achieving universal healthcare access. Key topics include innovative models for financing UHC in developing economies, reducing systemic barriers faced by marginalized communities, and the role of global partnerships and donor funding in sustaining public health systems. The discussion aims to foster cross-sector dialogue and inspire policy-driven solutions for equitable healthcare delivery worldwide.
