Activist for Change: An Interview with Suzanne Arms

The pioneer, the activist: an interview with Trevor Hancock.

Ross Graham (RG): What attracted you to public health? Trevor Hancock (TH): After four years of family practice, I was tired of patching people up and sending them back into the war. I wanted to go upstream. This interest was also triggered by my involvement in ecological politics and my work at a health centre in Etobicoke where the majority of patients were on some form of social support. The...

Persistence, timing and policy change: An interview with Arlene King.

A rlene King is an accomplished public health leader. This includes serving as Ontario’s Chief Medical Officer of Health (CMOH) from 2009–2014. Prior to that, she was Director General for Pandemic Preparedness and later Director General for a new Centre for Immunization and Respiratory Infectious Diseases with the Public Health Agency of Canada. In the 1990s, Dr. King was a Medical Officer of H...

Dare to be prepared for a disaster nursing - An interview study with nursing students in Indonesia

Background: Indonesia is home to approximately 400 active volcanoes located on three different tectonic plates. Thus, the country frequently experiences natural disasters, and health care in emergencies and disasters is important. Therefore, the aim of this  study was to describe nursing students’ experiences of nursing education in disaster nursingat one university in Indonesia.  Materials an...

an interview with bernhard banaschewski

this interview, a co-operative eort of bernhard banaschewski and christopher gilmour, took place over a few days in december, 2016. it was nalised over coee and a shared slice of excellent cheesecake at the botanical tea garden, a small, home situated, tea garden in little mowbray, cape town.

Views of a health policy activist: a conversation with Henry Waxman. Interview by John K. Iglehart.