Vector-borne disease lead at @MSHHealthImpact. 20+ years building systems, partnerships + professional capacity to end #malaria and other vector-borne diseases.
Meet Sandra, a pharmacist in #Madagascar’s Vohipena district, whose careful management resulted in zero stockouts of malaria supplies in her district in 2023. Learn how MSH, under the IMPACT program, trains Sandra & other pharmacists in these vital skills.
https://t.co/1k0vEZB2z0
What role does data play in defeating #malaria? We explored this vital question at our recent webinar w/experts from the @AfricaCDC@GlobalFund@PMIgov@ndeckinstitute and an audience spanning the globe.
📰Read the recap: https://t.co/uIDoZ3RqQY
🎥Watch: https://t.co/jmqZ4P5XWO
After decades of dedication from scientists, researchers, public health leaders & donors, the first-ever #malariavaccine was introduced late last year, ushering in a new era in the global fight to #EndMalaria. Learn more from @gavi here:
https://t.co/ToZLbD3HE4
#WMD2024#WIW2024
Just dropped! Explore MSH's latest newsletter on how the strategic use of #data is our best weapon against #malaria: https://t.co/arHkVJcEiL
Then #JoinUs on #WMD2024 for a deep dive into the pivotal role of data in the quest to #EndMalaria.
Register: https://t.co/k6MrgrgvCb
3 Days to Go "@RBM_VCWG 19th Annual Meeting" in Kigali!!!
We are looking forward to meeting you soon in #Kigali!
Agenda is here: 👇🏽👇🏽👇🏽
https://t.co/WA6tZZS1BG
@RBM Vector Control Working Group 19th Annual Meeting: Register Now!
Date: 15-17 April 2024
Venue: Radisson Blu Hotel #Kigali, #Rwanda
"Anticipating future challenges in #Malaria#VectorControl"
https://t.co/714RZHWPcS
What does it look like when the #healthsystem fails a patient? Dan Schwarz, MSH’s VP for #GlobalHealth Systems Innovation, shares a story that underscores the life-threatening consequences patients face when health systems fail to function properly. https://t.co/S1KKmO3fVI
Please join MSH and the @earthjournalism Network this Thursday for a virtual discussion on the vital connection between #climatechange and #UniversalHealthCoverage. Register today!
➡ Thurs., Dec. 14, 9:00-10:00 am EST | 15:00-16:00 CET https://t.co/LpQxZ01eIQ
The @WHO’s World #Malaria Report 2023 is out, and this year, for the first time, itaddresses head-on the connection between #climatechange and this persistent #globalhealth menace. Check it out: https://t.co/Ky3B4o2hBC
New! World Malaria Report 2023
In 2022, global malaria cases totaled 249 million, up by 5 million from 2021. The WHO African Region witnessed significant increases. More to read👇🏽👇🏽👇🏽
https://t.co/okuLlgTs8s
The #WorldMalariaReport 2023 is now available!
Dive into the latest insights and trends shaping global efforts against Malaria. It’s time to turn this knowledge into action for a Malaria-free world. Read the report here: https://t.co/aqDysPEJDH
#UnionLung2023: Join Alaine Umubyeyi Nyaruhirira and Endale Mengesha for a symposium on multi-testing for #TB and other diseases w/@WHO-recommended rapid molecular diagnostics & clinical monitoring in high TB burden settings.➡️Fri, Nov. 17, 10:15–11:45 CET. #MSHatUnionLung2023
#UnionLung2023: @WHO recommends #AI-guided computer-aided detection to enhance #TB diagnosis. This symposium will explore perspectives from low- and mid-income countries and discuss barriers to progress.➡️Friday, November 17 | 8:30-10:00 CET. #EndTB#MSHatUnionLung2023#EndTB
Join MSH at #UnionLungConf2023, where we will share our experience fighting #tuberculosis in post-conflict environments, engaging local orgs to ensure the sustainability of #TB programs, and developing #publicprivatepartnerships to elevate TB care: https://t.co/i8tQTc4stK
Connecting with colleagues was one of the highlights of #TropMed2023. MSH's @were_allan caught up with @invectorcontrol's Dr. Jason Richardson, a fellow warrior in the battle against vector-borne diseases. Together, we're making a difference and saving lives. #HealthHeroes
#TropMed2023: Don’t miss Methodius Okouzi present a study by @PMIgov for States project examining how health facility-based data quality teams in #Nigeria’s Akwa Ibom State are improving #malaria data quality & service delivery.➡️Fri., Oct. 20, Poster Session B, 12–1:45pm CDT