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jogh.org

In addition to regular articles and viewpoints, JoGH publishes Research Themes. These Research Themes can run throughout several issues. We intend to publish each paper that belongs to a Research Theme as soon as it completes the process of editorial and peer review.

pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov

"Humans"[MeSH] - Search Results - PubMed

who.int

The United Nations agency working to promote health, keep the world safe and serve the vulnerable.

onlinelibrary.wiley.com

one of the largest and most authoritative collections of online journals, books, and research resources, covering life, health, social, and physical sciences.

hps.org

HPS membership offers radiation safety professionals access to a yearly calendar of exclusive in-person and virtual events, meetings and a yearly conference.

mcgill.ca

Cartoon caption: "I’m afraid you’ll have to go, son. When I accepted the terms on their website, I didn’t see that we had to give up our first born!" Surprises may lurk in the fine print We’ve all been there: You’re eager to download that software upgrade or new app, and instead of wading through pages of terms and conditions, you just scroll down to that shiny “I agree button.” But all that fine print may not be so fine later on, when you realize you signed away your rights of data ownership, or worse. Always understand what you’re agreeing to—before you agree to it. Published date: September 2024 Illustration provided by: The Office of the Privacy Commissioner of Canada Cartoon caption: There's a lot of sensitive personal information on this flash drive so handle it with care! Do you know where all your removable storage devices are (i.e., USB flash drives, external hard drives, DVDs)? To protect sensitive information belonging to you or others: Ensure that your removable devices are kept in a safe location (i.e., locked in an office drawer, home or office location with restricted access, etc.). Protect data on the removable device with strong encryption. We recommend using BitLocker To Go for removable devices. Read this article for instructions on how to use it. When disposing of removable devices (or any kind of device), ensure that they have been securely wiped of data. Note: An Electrobac bin is available in the lobby of 680 Sherbrooke, which allows you to securely recycle small electronic devices. Published date: August 2022 Illustration provided by: The Office of the Privacy Commissioner of Canada Cartoon caption: Of course I value my privacy ... that's why I only share my personal information with 700 of my closest friends! Do you trust 700 of your closest friends? Share information with those who need to know. Do 700 people really need to know? Realize that when you put personal information in an email, or on social media, you may easily be sharing it w

ciusssmcq.ca

Portail du Centre intégré universitaire de santé et de services sociaux de la Mauricie-et-du-Centre-du-Québec