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    Rebecca Fournier
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    Tell us your name, institution, country or region, areas of interest, and what you hope to connect about with colleagues.

    #4790
    Emer
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    My name is long. You can just call me, Dr. Emer. I am a public health academician and Professor from the Department of Health Policy and Administration (DHPA) of the College of Public Health (CPH) of the University of the Philippines Manila (UPM), based in Manila, Philippines. My undergraduate course is Public Health. I am a licensed medical doctor, and I also have a master in business administration (yes, that’s MD, MBA) from the same UP. I teach public health management for undergraduate students, and leadership / governance courses for graduate students of Master in Hospital Administration (MHA). My team was one of the recipients of the Riegelman TIPH Global Grant way back when we were still reeling from the challenges of the COVID-19 pandemic. Those were exciting times, and we were happy to have survived and tell our story to the ASPPH team of Ms. Rebecca F. I am happy and look forward to our future collaborations here in GNAPH to make the world a better place. On research publications and interests, my Google Scholar profile is here. I love doing research, and if you have a public health problem, I think we can find a research question to write about and work on it. Message me if you want to collaborate. Thanks and looking forward to meet you.

    #4823
    Rebecca Fournier
    Keymaster

    Welcome, Dr. Emer! We’re so glad to have you here, thank you for sharing. It’s wonderful to reconnect after your team’s Riegelman TIPH Global Grant work and to see your continued interest in public health education and collaborative research on so many pressing global issues.

    For everyone else joining the GNAPH Online Community, please introduce yourself too! Tell us a little about where you’re based, your institution, your areas of interest, and what you’d be excited to connect or collaborate on with colleagues across the network.

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