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Engaging Health Systems by Improving Access to Health Information

by globalhealth on Aug 6, 2015 in Education, Homepage Featured, Homepage recent posts, Key Correspondent Articles, Key Correspondent News, News, Past Events, Student Outreach Group

GLOBAL HEALTH WRITES Citizen Journalist: Sanskriti Sasikumar Artwork by Charles Isabirye for Partnerships in Health Information. Retrieved from: http://www.phiinafrica.org/ Knowledge empowers individuals to make informed choices. However, in our search for … Continue reading "Engaging Health Systems by Improving...

Connect, Inform and Collaborate: Become a member of the IFGH this year!

by globalhealth on Jan 22, 2015 in Homepage Featured, Homepage recent posts, IFGH Multimedia, News, Opportunity

For the attention of anyone interested in becoming actively involved within a network of Global Health professionals across Ireland and the world over: After a decade of operations and with … Continue reading "Connect, Inform and Collaborate: Become a member of the IFGH this...

Who has the responsibility: Ethical partnerships for students working overseas

by globalhealth on Nov 27, 2014 in Conference Materials, Education, Events, Homepage Featured, Homepage recent posts, IFGH 2014 Conference, Key Correspondent News, Past Events, Policy, Student Outreach Group

IFGH Conference 2014 Student Workshop on Ethical Partnerships Key Correspondent: Anneliese Arno A special panel session on ‘Ethical Partnerships: A Student Focussed Discussion and Workshop’ was held at the IFGH … Continue reading "Who has the responsibility: Ethical partnerships for students working...

Partnerships in HIV: Embracing Change and Getting Back to Basics

by globalhealth on Nov 26, 2014 in Homepage Featured, Homepage recent posts, IFGH 2014 Conference, Key Correspondent News, News

IFGH Conference 2014 Partnerships in Emergency Responses, HIV AIDS & Inclusive Health Key Correspondent: Anna McCormick As the global health community is scrambling to test experimental drugs, train staff and … Continue reading "Partnerships in HIV: Embracing Change and Getting Back to...

Letters on Partnerships: Engaging Young Minds

by globalhealth on Nov 23, 2014 in Conference Materials, Education, Homepage Featured, Homepage recent posts, IFGH 2014 Conference, Key Correspondent News, News, Past Events

IFGH Conference 2014 Youth Volunteering Perspectives As a part of our Key Correspondent team at the conference we were delighted to have two transition year students from Donabate Community College. … Continue reading "Letters on Partnerships: Engaging Young...

Cultural Exchange: The ‘one-way’ street of Global Health

by globalhealth on Nov 19, 2014 in Conference Materials, Homepage Featured, Homepage recent posts, IFGH 2014 Conference, News, Past Events, Student Outreach Group

IFGH Conference 2014 Emerging Voices-Early Perspectives Key Correspondent: Michael Johnson What can we learn about healthcare from the Global South? With many of our resourced hospitals, high-end technologies, and long established … Continue reading "Cultural Exchange: The ‘one-way’ street of Global...

Ending on a high note with Professor McAuliffe

by globalhealth on Nov 18, 2014 in Conference Materials, Health Workforce/HRH, Homepage Featured, Homepage recent posts, IFGH 2014 Conference, Key Correspondent News, News, Past Events, Resources

IFGH Conference 2014 John Kevany Memorial Lecture and Closing Keynote Key Correspondent: Ana Belen Espinosa There were many things which I enjoyed about Professor Eilish McAuliffe’s closing keynote given at the … Continue reading "Ending on a high note with Professor...

Why the future of global health lies in health partnerships

by globalhealth on Nov 17, 2014 in IFGH 2014 Conference, Key Correspondent Articles, Key Correspondent News

By Sanskriti Sasikumar, Key Correspondent for the Irish Forum for Global Health IFGH Conference 2014 Opinion Editorial Global health has witnessed an increasing popularity in recent years. Although we seem to … Continue reading "Why the future of global health lies in health...