IVPN - Global Health

🦠Antimicrobial resistance (AMR) is one of the most pressing global health threats! 🟢Addressing the facts and dangers that affect humanity, AMR prevention is a "Responsibility for today, a Necessity for tomorrow" Awareness and prevention starts with all of us🤝 Let's start with awareness and continue with action✨ Content writer: Rawan Al Froukh MSc. Health Economics - Pharmacoeconmics Infographic designer: Taba Khan #AMRWeek #StopAMR #GlobalHealth #ivpn_network

Antimicrobial resistance (AMR) is one of the most pressing global health threats, causing infections that are harder to treat, longer hospital stays, and higher mortality rates. Without urgent action, we could be facing a future where simple infections become life-threatening. 🌍💉 As part of #AMRWeek, it's crucial to raise awareness of the importance of responsible antibiotic use. Preventing AMR starts with YOU – from ensuring the right prescriptions to following through with your full course of antibiotics. Together, we can slow the spread and save lives. Content writer: Rawan Al Froukh MSc. Health Economics - Pharmacoeconmics Poster designer: Uzair Ahmad #AMRWeek #StopAMR #GlobalHealth

COP29: Health Facing Climate Change 🌎 Climate Change is an URGENT‼️ global discussion that affects all aspects of life, and a pressing #GlobalHealth issue. We are grateful and honoured to have our delegate, Rafa Al Khalifa رفاء الخليفة representing healthcare professionals at #COP29 with such valuable key insights! ✨ "Together We Can Drive Impactful, Inclusive, and Sustainable Change" 🤝 Better health, Better future

Our team is thrilled to be attending the UNFCCC COP29 program at the Health Pavilion, running from November 11-22, represented by Rafa Al Khalifa رفاء الخليفة and Menna Zayed. Several pivotal sessions are hosted by the World Health Organization (WHO), and the global health community, with a sharp focus on Health and Climate Change (HCC). The COP29 with its Health arm is delving into the intricacies of climate change, presenting evidence, solutions, and initiatives designed to tackle this pressing global issue. Stay tuned for updates from the event! #WHO #HCC #COP29 #ivpn_network #globalhealth

A Commitment to Reducing Diabetes Risk: Breaking Barriers, Bridging Gaps🧩💊 Diabetes is a chronic condition that, if not properly managed, can lead to serious complications affecting the eyes, kidneys, heart, and may even result in lower limb amputations. In line with the World Health Organization's 2024 theme, Breaking Barriers, Bridging Gaps, it is crucial to raise awareness about diabetes as one of the most pressing global health challenges. 📊 Diabetes in Numbers: According to the International Diabetes Federation (IDF), over 10% of adults aged 20 to 79 are living with diabetes as of 2021, with half of them unaware of their condition. This number is expected to rise by 2030. What's more, 3 out of 4 people with diabetes live in low- to middle-income countries! Raising awareness through public health campaigns is essential. We need to educate people on the importance of a healthy lifestyle and provide communities with the necessary knowledge to manage and prevent diabetes. This is also a call to action for ensuring access to regular check-ups, affordable, high-quality medical supplies, and treatments that can prevent complications and improve lives. Together, let's work to bridge the gaps in the healthcare system and make a difference🧩 Content Writer: Menna Essam Graphic Designer: Uzair Ahmad & Taba Khan #WHO #WorldDiabetesDay #chronicdiseases #ivpn_network #globalhealth

📢 ALERT: Healthcare workers in conflict zones need our protection NOW! 💪 Healthcare workers risk everything to save lives in conflict zones. Let's support them! Read the full "IVPN Global Health Listserv Call to Action on World Humanitarian Awareness Campaign 2024" and join the movement to safeguard their lives and critical work. 🤝 Together, we can ensure their safety and dignity. We can't afford to wait. ACT NOW! #HumanitarianCrisis #CallForAction #WorldHumanitarianCampaign #ProtectTheProtectors #globalhealth #ivpn_network

No-One Should Face Breast Cancer Alone! Join us in supporting those affected by breast cancer by encouraging early detection, prompt diagnosis, and comprehensive treatment. Did you know? · Every year, 2.3 million new cases of breast cancer are diagnosed globally. · 70% of breast cancer deaths occur in resource-constrained settings. · Early detection and timely diagnosis can help save lives! Let us take action! Support advocacy and awareness campaigns. Encourage breast cancer screening and early detection. Encourage partnership and knowledge sharing. Promote patient-centered care and reduce disparities. Join the movement! Together, we can make a difference! Share your story or help someone affected by breast cancer. Reference: https://lnkd.in/drMBWVsN Content Writer: Muhammad Ihtisham Ul Hasan Graphic Designer: Taba Khan & Uzair Ahmad #globalhealth #BreastCancerAwareness #BCAM #NoOneShouldFacealone #WHO #GlobalBreastCancerInitiative

Vaccination Is The Key; Together Let's End Polio! 💉 Content Writer: Rawan Al Froukh MSc. Health Economics - Pharmacoeconmics Video Designer: Taba Khan #Polio #EndPolionow #worldpolioday #vaccine

New Article Released!! 📢 Check out our latest publication, "The Global Health Economic Impact of Refugees" by Rawan Alfroukh. ✨ Rawan Al Froukh MSc. Health Economics - Pharmacoeconmics Explore how refugees contribute to the global health burden but also help boost local economies, with international cooperation playing a key role. 🌎 For more insights, subscribe to our Listserv: https://lnkd.in/eHb-tn8r #GlobalHealth #Refugees #AdvocacyMatters #LMICs #HealthEquity

🌍 World Mental Health Day: Mental Health at Work 🌍 As life accelerates around us, the pressures we face can feel overwhelming. Each day brings new challenges that can lead to stress, burdens, and a decline in our mental health. Since 1992, the World Federation for Mental Health has designated October 10th as a global day dedicated to education, awareness, and advocacy against the stigma surrounding mental health. This year’s theme, “Mental Health at Work,” reminds us of the critical link between our work environment and our mental well-being. Work occupies a significant portion of our daily lives, and it’s essential that this space fosters safety, respect, and inclusivity. We deserve workplaces free from inequalities, discrimination, stigma, and harassment. When negative factors infiltrate our work lives, they not only affect our mental health but also diminish the quality of our work and life balance. Let’s take action today! Here are some steps we can all consider to create a healthier, more productive, and safer workplace: 1. Open Conversations: Encourage open dialogues about mental health among colleagues and leadership. Normalize discussing mental health struggles and support each other. 2. Promote Well-Being Programs: Advocate for evidence-based mental health programs and resources that support employees’ well-being. 3. Create Safe Spaces: Develop a workplace culture that prioritizes safety, inclusivity, and respect. Ensure that employees feel safe to voice their concerns. 4. Recognize Signs of Distress: Be aware of changes in behavior or mood in yourself and others. Early recognition can lead to timely support. 5. Encourage Work-Life Balance: Advocate for policies that promote flexibility and balance, allowing employees to manage their personal and professional lives effectively. Together, we can foster a culture that prioritizes mental health and well-being in our workplaces. Let’s commit to making a positive change—not just today, but every day. 🌟 Take a moment to check in with yourself and your colleagues. Remember, mental health matters, and we all play a role in creating a supportive work environment! 🌟 Content Writer: Menna Essam Graphic Designer: Taba Khan #WorldMentalHealthDay #MentalHealthAtWork #MentalHealthMatters