IFGH 2012 Conference Statement, The Global Health Workforce: Pathways to Health, Dublin, February 2012

The IFGH 2012 International Conference received a substantial amount of media coverage in Ireland and abroad. Read on for a list of links to media mentions of the IFGH 2012 International Conference on the Global Health Workforce: Pathways to Health.

Presentation on how the marketing brand model has been replicated as employer brand management model, that helped ICDDR, B in setting the stage for workforce retention.

Assess regional distribution and skill mix of health workers in Uganda so as to illustrate the imbalances in skills mix and geographical area in regional referral hospitals.

'The Global Health Workforce: Pathways to Health', Symposium and learning event: School of Nursing and Human Sciences DCU, 20 October 2011

The School of Nursing and Human Sciences at DCU recently co-hosted a one day symposium and learning event on the theme of 'The Global Health Workforce: Pathways to Health'. The event was co-hosted with the Irish Forum for Global Health (IFGH), and the Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland, in association with Irish Aid. Health workers are the cornerstone of efforts to promote health and bring health services to those who need them, and more so in low income-countries where the needs are greatest.

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Why the focus on the global health workforce?-David Weakliam Opening at the DCU Symposium

No Child Out of Reach - calling for immediate action to end the global
health worker crisis New report released today (19 September) by Save the
Children