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Anant Jani

Research Fellow at University of Oxford

Anant Jani is a dedicated professional with a passion for enhancing population health through social prescriptions and addressing social determinants of health. His work is focused on value-based healthcare, leveraging new technologies in healthcare, and impact finance and investing.

Anant's academic journey includes a Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Molecular Immunobiology from Yale University, a Certificate in the Oxford Impact Measurement Programme from Saïd Business School at the University of Oxford, a Master of Science (MS) in Molecular Biology, and multiple Bachelor of Science (BS) degrees in Biology, Neuroscience, and Psychology from Brandeis University.

Throughout his career, Anant has held various roles in prestigious organizations, such as Senior Researcher at the University of Heidelberg, Research Fellow at the University of Oxford, and Executive Director at Better Value Healthcare. He has also been affiliated with NNEdPro Global Centre for Nutrition and Health, King's College London, and the National Institutes of Health, among others.

Anant Jani's expertise spans healthcare systems design and implementation, scientific research, advisory roles, and consultancy services. He has a diverse background working in different laboratories and research settings, showcasing a deep understanding of healthcare delivery, value-based care, and impactful investments.

Anant Jani's contributions to the healthcare sector are highlighted by his commitment to improving healthcare outcomes through innovative strategies, technology implementation, and financial models. His engagement with various global institutions demonstrates his leadership in the field and his dedication to advancing the understanding and practice of modern healthcare.

To learn more about Anant Jani's work, you can visit his profiles on Oxford Martin School's website and ResearchGate.

Highlights

Jul 12 · linkedin

Have your say - Countryside Access, Recreation, and Environmental Stewardship (C.A.R.E.)

It is with great pleasure that we (Natural England, Blenheim Palace, Eden Project, Oxfordshire County Council, The Ramblers) are launching a new project called C.A.R.E: Countryside Access, Recreation, and Environmental Stewardship :)!

There is a drive to increase people's exposure to nature given the many health and wellbeing benefits this provides.  At the same time, however, there is also a need to ensure that nature is protected - there have been a number of incidences across the country of undesirable actions and activities, including damage to property and the environment.

C.A.R.E. is conducting a survey about activities that could impact the natural environment.  The results of the survey will be used to help people like policymakers, land managers, and outdoor enthusiasts to make smart choices to keep our green and blue spaces healthy for years to come.

The anonymous survey should take about 10-15 min to complete. Your help in filling out the survey and spreading the word would be greatly appreciated :)!

Survey for visitors of natural places: https://lnkd.in/eY8SeNef

Survey for people managing natural places: https://lnkd.in/eCuWm68Z

Gavin Stark, Sophie Beard, Monique Thompson, David Gasca, David Green, Roy Cox, Emma Tolley, Juliet Rose, Louise Montgomery, Pippa Langford CMgr MCMI, David Burton, Jack Cornish, Heather Clatworthy BSc, AIPRoW, Stuart Cole, Blenheim Palace, BLENHEIM PALACE HERITAGE FOUNDATION, Eden Project, The Ramblers

Jul 3 · linkedin

Greenspace & Us: Exploring co-design approaches to increase engagement with nature by girls and young women

It was wonderful to work with the Greenspace & Us Team to publish this paper in the International Journey of Community Research and Engagement:

Nature connection through engagement with greenspaces plays an important role in promoting well-being. In England, certain groups, such as girls and young women from disadvantaged backgrounds, have limited access to high-quality greenspaces and face other barriers to engaging with nature. In Oxfordshire, the County Council has committed to improving access to greenspace and nature for all. In 2022, a group consisting of twenty girls and young women (aged 10–16) from East Oxford not-for- profit organisations, academic institutions and public bodies came together to start an initiative called ‘Greenspace & Us’. The girls and young women participated in six three- hour workshops in February to March 2022. Using the COM-B (Capability, Opportunity, Motivation, Behaviour) approach, we explored the enablers and barriers to girls and young women in Oxford engaging more with nature, which included: increasing equity of access; introducing meaningful co-production; taking safety concerns seriously; making nature normal; promoting the right to play; and increasing the ability to connect with greenspaces.

The outputs of this process were synthesised into the ‘Greenspace & Us Manifesto’, which was crafted collectively. Furthermore, these insights were used to design inclusive park furniture, which was later installed in a local park in East Oxford. In this practice-based article, we outline the methods, outcomes as well as the strengths and weaknesses of the engagement, co-design and co-production approaches we used in Greenspace & Us. We hope the insights from our project will support more inclusive and equitable design of greenspaces for all.

@StuartCole, @JessicaGoodenough, @MelissaHaniff, @NafeesaHussain, @SaharIbrahim, @EmilyJiggins, @AnsaKhan, Pippa Langford CMgr MCMI, Louise Montgomery, @LizzieMoore, @RosieRowe, @SamSkinner

https://lnkd.in/gyJDjGjc

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