Webinar: Health workforce development through the lens of sustainable locally led development. October 9th, 2024, at 8:00-9:00 AM ET

Join Us for an Insightful Webinar on Health Workforce Development!

MSH is thrilled to host a dynamic webinar focusing on Health Workforce Development through the lens of sustainable, locally led development. Don’t miss out on the chance to hear from our MSH expert panelists and gain valuable insights from country partnerships in Kenya #USAID-The Medicines Technologies, and Pharmaceutical Services (MTaPS) Program), Rwanda USAID-Irme, and Uganda # USAID-Strengthening Supply Chain Systems (SSCS), focusing on specific health workforce issues and how, through a focus on localization, USAID-funded interventions are being undertaken to utilize a locally led capacity strengthening approach, ensuring that improvements last beyond the project cycle, under the ongoing custodianship of local organizations.

:speaker_high_volume: Highlight:

Come discover tools and resources from WHO for application in local country contexts!

:spiral_calendar: Date: Wednesday, October 9th, 2024

:eight_o_clock: Time: 8 am - 9 am ET

:round_pushpin: Location: Zoom
:link: Register here: https://msh-org.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_GwC73RXpRgqlAqaE4Z_7BA

Speakers: Dr. Andrew Brown, Ndinda Kusu, Martin Oteba, Joseph Shema, Catherine Kane

#HealthWorkforce #GlobalHealth #Localcapacitystrenghtening #USAID #MSH who #Workforcedevelopment #Sustainabledevelopment

Please come and join our engaging discussion to explore how we are moving from policy to practice in locally led development!

Andrew Brown PhD, BPharm, GCHE, Certificate IV Workplace Training

Senior Principal Technical Advisor - Health Workforce Development (Cluster Lead) & Pharmaceutical Systems

Adjunct Associate Professor, University of Canberra

Global Health Systems Innovation

Management Sciences for Health
Australia

Direct: +61411137625
E-mail: anbrown@msh.org
Skype: andrew.brown.uc

Stronger health systems. Greater health impact.Register here

A great initiative, thanks!

Mechiel Weits, Mpharm