This video features Professor Getnet Mitike Kassie discussing the critical health workforce crisis in Africa, where a projected deficit of 18 million workers threatens Universal Health Coverage
This webinar, hosted by the International Institute for Primary Health Care-Ethiopia, explores the potential and practical applications of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in strengthening Primary Health Care (PHC) systems ...
This webinar, titled "Equity in Action: Prioritizing Vulnerable Households in MNH Interventions," is part of a series focused on primary healthcare (1:17). The session brings together experts from Ethiopia and Zambia to ...
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 ...
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, ...
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. ...
The webinar focuses on equity-related to maternal and newborn health. Speakers are from Amref, JSI, Johns Hopkins University and Ministry of Health - Zambia.
This special webinar is organized with One Health Global Alliance on strengthening the multidisciplinary healthcare workforce to combat Marburg Virus Disease (MVD) This disease reminds us that outbreaks are not only ...
How can innovative finance models bridge the funding gap for Primary Health Care? On this webinar “Blended Financing for Primary Health Care,” the speakers break down the concept, applications, and lessons learned from ...
This is a recording for a webinar hosted by the International Institute for Primary Health Care - Ethiopia in collaboration with the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health on the topic of ‘Primary Health Care in ...