Happening tomorrow! Webinar: Demystifying the NHI Bill and Influencing the Process. Join our experts for an insightful webinar where we’ll break down the key components of the NHI bill and discuss how you can get involved in the legislative process. Click here to register: https://bit.ly/3QSBZLr #NHI #HealthPolicy #InfluenceTheProcess Treatment Action Campaign (TAC) SECTION27 Department of Health South Africa Wits School of Governance
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International development professional, program manager, networks/coalition management, policy, advocacy, campaigns and communication. Public health, Menstrual Health, WASH. Education. Diversity & Gender equity
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Happening tomorrow! Webinar: Demystifying the NHI Bill and Influencing the Process. Join our experts for an insightful webinar where we’ll break down the key components of the NHI bill and discuss how you can get involved in the legislative process. Click here to register: https://bit.ly/3QSBZLr #NHI #HealthPolicy #InfluenceTheProcess Treatment Action Campaign (TAC) SECTION27 Department of Health South Africa Wits School of Governance
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Improving health services for health workers and patients in resource-limited settings
🚨New Publication🚨 Interested in strengthening #healthsystems and/or #patientsafety in Nigeria or further afield? Drawing on the framework of health system building blocks by the World Health Organization, we examined what drives medical negligence. We found problems in all six health system building blocks. The study proposes interventions to tackle medical negligence should take a systemic, not individual, approach. We suggest what a systemic approach entails. Access the research here: https://lnkd.in/d9Dr64bs A big thank you to all coauthors Oluwatosin Olakunle Motajo, Dr. Oduola & Edília Rodrigues, PhD for making this work successful! ISQua World Health Organization African Region World Health Organization (WHO)
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President of the College of Public Health Medicine | Public Health Medicine Specialist
The Colleges of Medicine of South Africa has issued a statement supporting the recommendations of ASSAf Consensus Study Report ‘Achieving Good Governance and Management in the South African Health System’: “CMSA (based on the recommendation of its Health Policy Subcommittee) endorses the steps outlined by the ASSAf panel to strengthen health systems governance and management in South Africa and calls on the relevant government entities to address the country’s health governance and management challenges as a matter of urgency.”
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ICYMI: Read more about the JSI-led CHISU Program’s pioneering work to measure and strengthen #Indonesia’s health information system progression.
USAID and its Health Systems Strengthening Accelerator project selected our pioneering work to measure and strengthen #Indonesia’s health information system progression as a winning case in its annual Health Systems Strengthening Case Competition! Read the news story for more about this exciting recognition: https://lnkd.in/eJ3PzAgH
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🌱 How did Uganda develop a national self-care guideline? With Samasha Medical Foundation and PROPEL Health, we've written a practical guide to their innovative approach—breaking it down into five phases—for other countries seeking to create a self-care policy. 🔗 Read it here: https://bit.ly/3TR8bkd
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Our paper, "Norms, rules and policy tools: understanding Article 5.3 as an instrument of tobacco control governance," https://lnkd.in/g7tRfM5K has been cited by the World Health Organization (WHO) in its Policy Document, "Addressing tobacco industry influence in tobacco-growing countries." https://lnkd.in/gRAGQWPQ It's rewarding to see our research contributing to global efforts in tobacco control governance. This paper explores the implementation of Article 5.3 of the WHO Framework Convention on Tobacco Control as a policy instrument designed to protect public health policies from tobacco industry interference. It examines the norms, rules, and policy tools that guide Article 5.3 and assesses its operationalization in Ethiopia, India, and Uganda.
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Please join me tomorrow as I moderate this webinar which highlights the amazing results we achieved throughout the life of the USAID Integrated Health Program!
🚨SAVE THE DATE! Next week is our final webinar in our series on Transformative Strategies for Integrated Primary Health Care Delivery and Impact. Tune in to hear a summary of major outcomes from the last six years of implementation of the USAID Integrated Health Program, including examples of how the integrated service delivery and health systems strengthening design of the activities advanced the coverage and quality of primary health care in Nigeria. Join us on July 23rd! ➡️https://lnkd.in/gYCcUta6
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Professor of Organic Chemistry at UCT; Founder and Director of H3D research centre and Editor-In-Chief at ACS Medicinal Chemistry Letters.
We need to have more clinical trials in Africa to address our unique health challenges. Listen now and be part of the conversation on the #AfricaHealthTechPodcast https://spoti.fi/3Y4HpaS
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ICFAP recently submitted a written statement in connection with the Ninth Intergovernmental Negotiating Body Meetings of the WHO Pandemic Agreement (INB9). In the statement, we emphasize the need for an international binding instrument to minimize the risk of future pandemics. Read more below! #PandemicPrevention #OneHealth
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Global Health Consultant | Head of Innovation Taskforce | Strategic Consulting & Innovation | Mom of 5
The 12th session of the Intergovernmental Negotiating Body (INB) marked significant progress toward a global pandemic accord. 🌍🩺 While no breakthrough was reached, it was decided there would be no special session of the World Health Assembly in December 2024, with negotiations aiming for completion by May 2025. Key achievements include: 1. Research & Development: Agreement on improving access to publicly funded research and ensuring transparency in clinical trials. 2. Local Production: A commitment to strengthening local health product manufacturing in developing countries. 3. Regulatory Systems: Progress in expediting regulatory processes for quicker access to vaccines and treatments in developing nations. Though contentious issues remain, including the Pathogen Access and Benefit Sharing (PABS) mechanism, prevention and One Health the path forward is clearer. The next negotiation round in December 2024 will be critical in reaching a final agreement. #PandemicAccord #GlobalHealth #OneHealth #Multilateralism Konrad-Adenauer-Stiftung World Health Organization Read the full report here: 👇
The recent WHO pandemic accord negotiation weeks have come to an end. 🌍🩺 While no breakthrough was achieved, the talks marked an important step forward. The negotiations focused on core elements such as equity in global health, improved pandemic prevention, One Health and mechanisms for effective international cooperation. Our latest report provides a detailed analysis of the progress made during the discussions, highlights the areas where consensus is emerging, and outlines the next steps on the path to finalizing this critical agreement. Read the full report here: https://rb.gy/3sme35 #GlobalHealth #PandemicAccord #Multilateralism #INB
