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Isabelle Uny

Scotland
As seen in: BMJ Global Health, Taylor & Francis Online, The Conversation, Yahoo
Senior Research Fellow @StirUni l Global Qualitative research on: Household Air Pollution & Alcohol Policy; using participatory methods; RCS & CEI
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Full article: “It has some major knock-on effects”: ambulance clinicians’ experiences of attending alcohol-related call-outs and perceived impact on the Scottish ambulance service (IMPAACT study)

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By Isabelle Uny, Jack Martin, Danielle Mitchell, Allison Ford
| Taylor & Francis Online
Abstract Introduction Alcohol consumption places a heavy burden on emergency services worldwide. In Scotland, around one in six ambulance call-outs is alcohol-related, yet little is known about frontline experiences. We aimed to understand ambulance clinicians’ experiences of alcohol-related call-outs including any personal or professional impacts.
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Beyond high-level recommendations and rule books: doing the ‘hard work’ of global health research - lessons and recommendations from an interdisciplinary global partnership | BMJ Global Health

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By Isabelle Uny, Heather Price, Line Caes, Lusizi Kambalame
| BMJ Global Health
Global Health Health policy Kenya Qualitative study Global health research collaborations and partnerships take time to establish and must be supported adequately. Bureaucratic contracting and procurement processes delay research and must be simplified. Contingencies and funding must be made available when the unforeseen in global research happens (eg, pandemics, disasters, climate crises and conflicts).
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Evaluating the progress of alcohol policies in Burundi against the WHO ‘best buy’ interventions: implications for public health.

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By Egide Haragirimana, Gemma Mitchell Verified, Isabelle Uny
| ijadr.org
In consideration of publishing this article the authors transfer, assign, or otherwise convey all copyright ownership to the International Journal of Alcohol and Drug Research. By this transfer, the article becomes the property of the International Journal of Alcohol and Drug Research and may not be published elsewhere without written permission from the journal. This transfer of copyright also implies transfer of rights for printed, electronic, microfilm, and facsimile publication.
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