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Nigeria's Prof Ibrahim Abubakar appointed Dean at University College London

The Nigerian professor will take over from Professor Graham Hart, who has served as inaugural Dean since August 2011. “We are delighted to announce that Ibrahim Abubakar, a world-leading scholar in the field of infectious disease epidemiology, will take up the post of Dean of the UCL Faculty of Population Health Sciences from 1 August 2021. “He successfully leading the faculty to its position today as a leading global institution for education and research in public health and clinical medicine, consistently ranked in the world’s top ten. Professor Hart will continue to co-direct UCL Health of the Public. “Professor Abubakar joined UCL in 2012, jointly appointed between the MRC Clinical Trials Unit and the Institute of Epidemiology and Health Care as Professor of Infectious Disease Epidemiology. In 2016, he was appointed Director of the Institute for Global Health and also served as Vice-Dean International and External Engagement for the faculty. Prior to his appointment a

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AAFP Fellow Aims for Major Impact on Health Equity

AAFP Fellow Aims for Major Impact on Health Equity AAFP Fellow Aims for Major Impact on Health Equity February 15, 2021, 12:00 pm David Mitchell Christen Johnson, M.D., M.P.H., created a resident-led health equity leadership concentration at Ohio State’s Family Medicine Residency program that led to statistically significant increases in physician self-efficacy regarding caring for vulnerable populations. Now Johnson, who spent a year researching for that project and another year implementing it, wants to do more. “It scratched the surface, and I think the basis of it is helpful,” said Johnson, who was born and raised in Columbus, Ohio, and started practice at a federally qualified health center in her hometown after graduating last year. “It had a lot of the pieces of the puzzle necessary to inspire trainees to think deeply about health equity, but it was directed specifically at the residency program.”