WHO-GLL and HIFA have published the outputs of an in-depth discussion on the HIFA forums: Enhancing the Quality of Health Services Across Levels of the Health System.
HIFA thanks Richard Horton, editor-in-chief of The Lancet, for continuing to champion the importance of access to reliable health information.
In this week's issue of the journal he writes: 'The argument for immediate access to new health research findings is a straightforward matter of justice, not expediency. It's time for editors to say so clearly and forcefully.'Read in full
Orapuh, Inc. is an international, independent oral & public health information, education, and research organization incorporated in The Republic of The Gambia.
Orapuh exists to give under-served populations swift access to information, education, and research in the under-served biases of the oral and public health disciplines.
The name of the platform derives from the niche of the Organization. Orapuh stands for the portmanteau, Oral and Public Health (‘Ora’ from ‘oral’, ‘pu’ from ‘public’, and ‘h’ from ‘health’).'
Filipino Nursing Diaspora Network is a professional organisation of Filipino nurses who live and work outside the Philippines. FiND Network is a dedicated to harnessing the strength of the Filipino nurses abroad. Founded in Australia, affiliates now span the globe particularly in Americas, Asia, Europe, and Australia/Oceania.
Global Healthcare Information Network (GHI-Net) and the World Health Organization (WHO) seek a new operational partner to further develop HIFA-Spanish.
We can now look back on 12-18 months of experience of the COVID-19 pandemic. Some countries have now entered a recovery phase with relatively few new cases and deaths (at least for now). Other countries continue to be facing heavy caseloads. Almost ever country has been affected and we have seen that essential health services - reproductive health, child health, mental health, non-communicable disease, surgery - have been severely disrupted in many ways.