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IPHCE
Strong primary health care systems are the foundation of universal health coverage — but building them requires research that translates into action. This session brings together global and Ethiopian expertise to explore how PHC-oriented research can inform policy and practice in low- and middle-income countries.
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IPHCE
Maternal health remains one of the most pressing global challenges of our time. Improving outcomes for mothers and their communities requires more than just action; it requires innovative, data-backed solutions. IPHC-E, in collaboration with the One Health Global Health Alliance (OHGA), invites you to a deep-dive webinar focused on turning research into life-saving practice.
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IPHCE
Artificial Intelligence is evolving from a buzzword to a vital asset for global health systems. For Low- and Middle-Income Countries (LMICs), achieving impact demands a balanced approach to technology, policy, and ethics. Join us for the upcoming session of The Primary Health Care Webinar Series to explore these critical issues.
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IPHCE
The webinar focuses on equity-related to maternal and newborn health.  Speakers are from Amref, JSI, Johns Hopkins University and Ministry of Health - Zambia.
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