We're the Sheffield branch of Students for Global Health (@WeAreSfGH), a group of students from all courses tackling #globalhealth inequalities. Get involved!
Interested in global health? Want to make a difference to global health education in your medical school? @InciSioNUK have launched their SURGE study to learn about the views of medical students on global surgery education. Follow the link: https://t.co/Fy41qOnhIu
We at Sheffield SfGH would like to express our solidarity with the Black Lives Matter movement. For too long, racism in the form of systematic inequalities have pervaded our society. This has culminated in countless… https://t.co/znr4j2Z5BV
Racism is not an issue unique to the US, but also occurs here in the UK. Unfortunately systematic racism is prevalent within the NHS. It is our collective responsibility to educate ourselves, others and to push for change. #BlackLivesMatter#GeorgeFloyd
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Interested in global health? Want to make a difference to global health education in your medical school? @InciSioNUK have launched their SURGE study to learn about the views of medical students on global surgery education. Follow the link: https://t.co/Fy41qOnhIu
Join us for our next event as part of Global Health month! An interactive workshop discussing issues on the affordability of insulin in developing countries
Coming up this Thursday is our exciting talk by @DrWillSharp_MBE on delivering emergency medical aid to migrants in the Mediterranean, including rescue operations and providing remote medical care!
IT’S GLOBAL HEALTH MONTH! Don’t fear if you have missed out so far...
We have lots of interactive talks including a workshop on infertility coming up!
To end the month we have an iconic social with MSF: Beats without borders which is NOT to be missed guys!!
Great news - the UK's Faculty of Public Health @FPH have today declared a #ClimateEmergency, recognising climate change as 'the greatest threat to global public #health this century'
Thank you FPH! https://t.co/sA3UnLR2s0
To other UK health orgs - we call on you to do likewise!
75% of newborn deaths occur in the first week of life. Basic care such as thermal control and thorough documentation have huge control over reducing these deaths. - Dr Catherine Harrison from @BirthlinkUK on the role of essential care in LMICS. #ICHGWinter2019@IntChildHealth
Only have £150 to treat pre-eclampsia? Use a Foley catheter or a tiny dose of Misoprostol! - Professor Andrew Weeks on using existing neglected technologies to achieve UHC in rural areas. #ICHGWinter2019@IntChildHealth
Professor John Walley giving a talk on working with the private sector to achieve UHC. Some examples of non state providers of healthcare range from faith healers to pharmacists. #ICHGWinter2019@IntChildHealth
Kirsten Mathieson: Increase public investment in health systems to at least 5% of GDP, to achieve equity. Graph below reflects that the poorest 20% account for 24% of all under-5 deaths, whereas the richest 20% account for 9% of deaths. #ICHGWinter2019@IntChildHealth
‘Health is a fundamental right - UHC and the realisation of people’s right to health should be the centre of all health systems’ - Kirsten Mathieson from @SavetheChildren on the importance and urgency of health advocacy #ICHGWinter2019@IntChildHealth
Dr Kunda Mutesu-Kapembwa speaking on reducing neonatal mortality at her hospital in Zambia. Low cost interventions such as infection control lead to high impact. #ICHGWinter2019@IntChildHealth
At the International Child Health winter meeting today, Rob Yates kicking off the talks today by speaking about the political influences over universal health coverage @IntChildHealth