Organized by Devex, Medtronic LABS From hype to health: Digital solutions that deliver value May 25, 2023 RSVP This event, hosted by Devex in partnership with Medtronic LABS on the occasion of the 76th World Health Assembly in Geneva, will discuss what’s needed to break down barriers to digital health systems on the African continent, […]
Organized by Resolve to Save Lives and World Health Organization Trans Fat Free by 2023 – Global Progress toward the Target May 25, 2023 RSVP Resolve to Save Lives and the World Health Organization are hosting a side event at the World Health Assembly in partnership with the Access to Nutrition Initiative, to call attention […]
Organized by WaterAid Affordable but overlooked: the healthcare vitals that will save millions of lives May 25, 2023 RSVP Are you hosting an event soon? Share your event with us by emailing events@globalhealth.org. And, stay up-to-date with the news from the global health community by signing up for our monthly newsletter.
Organized by Global Health Council WHA76 Networking Event May 25, 2023 RSVP Are you attending the World Health Assembly? Join us for an evening of networking and fun on May 25. Rub elbows with fellow health advocates and decision-makers and make new connections to advance our collective work. Don't miss out on this opportunity to expand […]
Organized by World Vision Tackling Community Health Worker Programme Barriers: Achieving equity and effectiveness amidst resource constraints May 26, 2023 RSVP World Vision, Gavi, and the Global Fund would like to invite you to a WHA side event titled “Tackling Community Health Worker programme barriers: Achieving equity and effectiveness amidst resource constraints” on May 26th at 10:00- […]
Stroke is a leading cause of disability and the second leading cause of death worldwide. There have been major advances in acute treatments for stroke care, but access and availability remain limited. The time to act is now! Access to stroke care is an essential part of universal health coverage. Ahead of the UN high-level […]
Join the journalists behind the global health newsletter Devex CheckUp for two days of insightful conversations and on-stage interviews with the people shaping the future of global health with a focus on: ● Adapting health care for a world in flux ● Rethinking healthcare delivery ● Building resilient health systems ● The future of global […]
Join Economist Impact for a panel discussion, sponsored by Boehringer Ingelheim, to hear experts discuss critical gaps in the implementation of global models for transforming mental health care and how to improve patient experience and outcomes.
In efforts to establish robust digital health initiatives, there is an increasing demand for collaboration between public and private sectors. However, this call goes beyond collaboration; it requires a shift towards transformative partnerships, departing from transactional exchanges and embracing a new model that acknowledges the diverse yet complementary strengths of various stakeholders. These transformative partnerships […]
A conversation about how civil society organizations (CSOs) are contributing to accountability mechanisms for ensuring sustainable domestic health financing, in partnership with governments, bilateral and multilateral donors and the private sector. Continental breakfast will be provided.
Members of the Digital Health and Rights Project (DHRP) and Digital Transformations for Health Lab (DTH-Lab) are hosting a World Health Assembly side event entitled ‘Achieving UHC through an inclusive and rights-based digital transformation.’ Key stakeholders in the global health governance ecosystem will delve into key issues impeding the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals […]
-Topic 1: Addressing Public Health Needs Amidst Armed Conflict: A Humanitarian Perspective -Topic 2: Youth Empowerment in Global Health:Strategies, Initiatives, and Impact A series of keynote speeches and roundtable discussions on the aforementioned topics would be presented in the summit. We aim to deepen the understanding of the actual impact of war conflicts and youth […]
