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NOVEMBER 18, 2024
Written by Ashley Bardon, Isheeta Gupta, Aryan Kumar, Danielle Serota, and Brenna Simmons Another successful annual GlobalHealth Week culminated with a “Meet the Experts” Student Social. Through her own globalhealth journey, Iwelunmor continues to remind herself of her ‘scars’ and her ‘why’.
While healthcare organizations around the globe work to improve access to quality care, globalhealth professionals work to bring together national and international efforts to address health inequity. Such a response is also essential for creating a more equitable globalhealth community.
They’ll say they support healthequity and human rights, but they don’t stand behind it and do the work. Utilizing peoples lived experiences to transform health care. Within my healthequity courses, we prioritize peoples lived experiences, which can inform the care they receive.
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By leveraging community resources, integrating mental health into existing structures, training health workers, and utilizing innovative approaches, it is possible to make a meaningful impact on mental health outcomes with very limited resources.
Photo by John Ra, Partners in Health The Boston Globe reported that colleagues at Harvard said Farmer had been working and teaching at Rwanda’s University of GlobalHealthEquity, which he co-founded. He had such an amazing global presence. I cannot believe Dr. Farmer is gone. At Gillings, we mourn his loss.
A Tanzanian nurse on the screen explains the latest results from a hospitals new maternal health information system that Spangler helped implement. Spanglers passion for globalhealth started at the age of 20, when she decided to pool her savings to study in Guatemala. But for now, Im okay staying here and figuring it out.
Underutilized and Undervalued: Community Health Workers Are the Way Forward in GlobalHealth Crises Community health workers reduce healthcare inequities around the world. While international health rights guarantee the right to health, this is not the lived reality for these populations.
After earning her Master of Public Health from Emory University, Haita began working for the Rhode Island Department of Health (RIDOH) in 2022. Prior to joining the New Jersey Department of Health, Dee was the Global Giving Lead for the philanthropic arm of a globalhealth service company.
By Katharina Stock Dr Kelly Thompson is the Director of Research Operations at the Nepean Blue Mountains Local Health District in Western Sydney and an active researcher at The George Institute for GlobalHealth. Kelly is currently serving as Associate Editor for Frontiers in Global Women’s Health.
Before taking the helm at the Health Department, Vasan served as the president of Fountain House, a New York-based mental health nonprofit, and as a public health professor at Columbia University. A primary care physician and epidemiologist, he previously worked on healthequity and globalhealth issues.
Bill Foege, who after leaving the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention launched what became The Task Force for GlobalHealth, was known for his role in leading the eradication of smallpox in the 1970s. He wasnt ready to give up his global public health work. I told him I spent my life in globalhealth.
Now she’s at the helm of one of the world’s largest public health agencies, steering a department with a roughly $2 billion budget and thousands of employees. Advancing healthequity has been a throughline in Morse’s varied and accomplished career. We are all interconnected.
Massive funding changes The Trump administration has made a concentrated effort to purge any program or funding opportunity that promotes, or seems to promote, diversity, equity, and inclusion. That decision has led to massive disruptions in globalhealth, especially programs focused on preventing HIV/AIDS.
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