FilMet Film@oslomet.no https://site10545913.23video.com no-no Visualplatform http://blogs.law.harvard.edu/tech/rss FilMet episodic no https://site10545913.23video.com/files/rv1.55/sitelogo.gif https://site10545913.23video.com http://film.oslomet.no/excess-mortality-during-past-and <p><p>Excess mortality quantifies the overall mortality impact of a pandemic. This presentation summarises recent research that historically contextualises covid-19 for Switzerland and other countries by comparing past and present pandemics based on equivalent mortality data.</p> <p>The presentation was held by dr. Kaspar Staub, who was a guest researcher at Centre for Research on Pandemics &amp; Society (PANSOC) in May 2022. Staub is a historian and epidemiologist and works at the University of Zurich, Switzerland. Staub is the leader at the research group "Anthropometry and Historical Epidemiology" at the Institute of Evolutionary Medicine.</p> <p>Event organizer: <a href="https://www.oslomet.no/en/ul/events-at-the-library">Lunsjpåfyll, University Library (oslomet.no).</a></p></p><p><a href="http://film.oslomet.no/excess-mortality-during-past-and"><img src="http://film.oslomet.no/64968566/76136175/4102162fb9aefbcf2712cd6f11b0c3be/standard/download-11-thumbnail.jpg" width="75" height=""/></a></p> http://film.oslomet.no/photo/76136175 Mon, 20 Jun 2022 09:38:02 GMT Excess mortality during past and present pandemics Excess mortality quantifies the overall mortality impact of a pandemic. This presentation summarises recent research that historically contextualises covid-19 for Switzerland and other countries by comparing past and present pandemics based on equivalent mortality data. The presentation was held by dr. Kaspar Staub, who was a guest researcher at Centre for Research on Pandemics Society (PANSOC) in May 2022. Staub is a historian and epidemiologist and works at the University of Zurich, Switzerland. Staub is the leader at the research group "Anthropometry and Historical Epidemiology" at the Institute of Evolutionary Medicine. Event organizer: Lunsjpåfyll, University Library (oslomet.no). Excess mortality quantifies the overall mortality impact of a pandemic. This presentation summarises recent research that historically contextualises covid-19 for Switzerland and other countries by comparing past and present pandemics based on... FilMet 38:36 <p><p>Excess mortality quantifies the overall mortality impact of a pandemic. This presentation summarises recent research that historically contextualises covid-19 for Switzerland and other countries by comparing past and present pandemics based on equivalent mortality data.</p> <p>The presentation was held by dr. Kaspar Staub, who was a guest researcher at Centre for Research on Pandemics &amp; Society (PANSOC) in May 2022. Staub is a historian and epidemiologist and works at the University of Zurich, Switzerland. Staub is the leader at the research group "Anthropometry and Historical Epidemiology" at the Institute of Evolutionary Medicine.</p> <p>Event organizer: <a href="https://www.oslomet.no/en/ul/events-at-the-library">Lunsjpåfyll, University Library (oslomet.no).</a></p></p><p><a href="http://film.oslomet.no/excess-mortality-during-past-and"><img src="http://film.oslomet.no/64968566/76136175/4102162fb9aefbcf2712cd6f11b0c3be/standard/download-11-thumbnail.jpg" width="75" height=""/></a></p> 2022 corona covid-19 kaspar staub korona lunsjpåfyll mortality overdødelighet pandemics pandemier universitetsbiblioteket http://film.oslomet.no/mental-health-and-pandemics <p><p>What can we learn from the history of pandemics and the Covid-19 situation? Listen to a selection of pandemic studies at OsloMet.</p><p>Meet our researchers from the Centre for Research on Pandemics &amp; Society (PANSOC) at Oslo Metropolitan University. They will focus on what we can learn from historic pandemics and the situation during Covid-19. This event is part of OsloMets marking of World Mental Health Day (verdensdagen.no).</p><p>Jessica Dimka will talk about the 1918 influenza pandemic’s mental health consequences / mental illness as risk factor and consequence of the 1918 influenza pandemic.</p><p>Carla Louise Hughes is writing a master thesis on the association between the 1918 influenza pandemic and suicides in Norway and will tell us about her preliminary results.</p><p>Nan Zou Bakkeli from Consumption Research Norway (SIFO): Rich people are happier than poor people, healthy people are happier than sick people and people in families are happier than single people. How do Norwegians cope during Covid-19 who do not have these happiness factors?</p><p>Event organizer: <a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="https://www.oslomet.no/en/ul/events-at-the-library"><u>Lunsjpåfyll, University Library.</u></a></p></p><p><a href="http://film.oslomet.no/mental-health-and-pandemics"><img src="http://film.oslomet.no/64968559/71765052/6e15cef67532e8a074871297f6b9e336/standard/download-12-thumbnail.jpg" width="75" height=""/></a></p> http://film.oslomet.no/photo/71765052 Fri, 29 Oct 2021 09:46:05 GMT Mental Health and Pandemics What can we learn from the history of pandemics and the Covid-19 situation? Listen to a selection of pandemic studies at OsloMet.Meet our researchers from the Centre for Research on Pandemics Society (PANSOC) at Oslo Metropolitan University. They will focus on what we can learn from historic pandemics and the situation during Covid-19. This event is part of OsloMets marking of World Mental Health Day (verdensdagen.no).Jessica Dimka will talk about the 1918 influenza pandemic’s mental health consequences / mental illness as risk factor and consequence of the 1918 influenza pandemic.Carla Louise Hughes is writing a master thesis on the association between the 1918 influenza pandemic and suicides in Norway and will tell us about her preliminary results.Nan Zou Bakkeli from Consumption Research Norway (SIFO): Rich people are happier than poor people, healthy people are happier than sick people and people in families are happier than single people. How do Norwegians cope during Covid-19 who do not have these happiness factors?Event organizer: Lunsjpåfyll, University Library. What can we learn from the history of pandemics and the Covid-19 situation? Listen to a selection of pandemic studies at OsloMet.Meet our researchers from the Centre for Research on Pandemics Society (PANSOC) at Oslo Metropolitan University. They... FilMet 44:52 <p><p>What can we learn from the history of pandemics and the Covid-19 situation? Listen to a selection of pandemic studies at OsloMet.</p><p>Meet our researchers from the Centre for Research on Pandemics &amp; Society (PANSOC) at Oslo Metropolitan University. They will focus on what we can learn from historic pandemics and the situation during Covid-19. This event is part of OsloMets marking of World Mental Health Day (verdensdagen.no).</p><p>Jessica Dimka will talk about the 1918 influenza pandemic’s mental health consequences / mental illness as risk factor and consequence of the 1918 influenza pandemic.</p><p>Carla Louise Hughes is writing a master thesis on the association between the 1918 influenza pandemic and suicides in Norway and will tell us about her preliminary results.</p><p>Nan Zou Bakkeli from Consumption Research Norway (SIFO): Rich people are happier than poor people, healthy people are happier than sick people and people in families are happier than single people. How do Norwegians cope during Covid-19 who do not have these happiness factors?</p><p>Event organizer: <a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="https://www.oslomet.no/en/ul/events-at-the-library"><u>Lunsjpåfyll, University Library.</u></a></p></p><p><a href="http://film.oslomet.no/mental-health-and-pandemics"><img src="http://film.oslomet.no/64968559/71765052/6e15cef67532e8a074871297f6b9e336/standard/download-12-thumbnail.jpg" width="75" height=""/></a></p> Carla Louise Hughes corona covid-19 in english influensa Jessica Dimka lunsjpåfyll mental health mental helse Nan Zou Bakkeli på engelsk pandemic pandemics pandemier selvmord suicide universitetsbiblioteket verdensdagen World Mental Health Day