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Posted by Irish Forum for Global Health | Upcoming Events
Registration is now open for the first ESTHER Ireland training workshop - Developing High Quality Partnerships to Improve Health Care in Developing Countries - on Wednesday June 26, 2013. The ESTHER Ireland programme will be launched on the same day by Joe Costello TD, Minister for Trade and Development.
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22 May 2013 new
Posted by Irish Forum for Global Health | News
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26 Aug 2012
Posted by Irish Forum for Global Health | Conference Abstracts
This abstract presents a novel approach for North-South partnerships in human resources for health capacity building through development of an E-HL. The northern partner in this model is Sudanese expatriate health professionals in UK and Ireland.
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31 Jan 2012
Posted by Irish Forum for Global Health | Conference Abstracts
Lack of human resources in the Haitian health sector and a lack of health personnel trained on HIV and AIDS has affected the roll-out of HIV counselling. Recruitment of people living with HIV as peer counsellors was seen as an appropriate option to tackle the overburden on the health system in Port au Prince.
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30 Jan 2012
Posted by Irish Forum for Global Health | Conference Abstracts
From 2006 to 2010 we established successful high quality, high volume, low cost, eye surgery systems in eight African countries, through capacity building, private-private public, NGO and government partnerships, and through collaboration with the Indian eye NGO, Aravind.
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30 Jan 2012
Posted by Irish Forum for Global Health | Conference Abstracts
This evaluation, using a descriptive, qualitative, cross-sectional study design, sought to establish the overall effectiveness, impact and sustainability of CLTS within the Liberian context, through OECD/DAC criteria for evaluating development assistance.
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29 Jan 2012
Posted by Irish Forum for Global Health | Conference Abstracts
The approach to CCM scale-up emphasized on-the-ground capacity building, mainly of CHWs and supervisors, both through formal trainings and continuous presence at the facility and community level to provide on-going support to put the knowledge received into practice.
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29 Jan 2012
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