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A Sustainable Strategy for Training Nurses and Pharmacists in Health Logistics in GhanaIn Ghana, the country’s more than 23,000 nurses and pharmacists work on the frontline of the health supply chain. They are the final link in the chain of workers, who make sure that medicines and other health supplies are available for patients and clients who need them. As such, their logistics skills are vital for keeping the shelves stocked with lifesaving health commodities. Health workers and logisticians have historically received most of their logistics training after they enter the workforce through what is known as in-service training (IST). However, because IST is costly and often must be repeated as workers change jobs, new and more sustainable ways of training the logistics workforce are needed.
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Call for Applications: Research Ethics Capacity Development for African InstitutionsThe Johns Hopkins-Fogarty African Bioethics Training Program (FABTP) is pleased to announce a call for applications for its third annual capacity development partnership in research ethics.
FABTP seeks applications from eligible African institutions for a funded collaborative partnership in international research ethics. The goal of the training partnership is to enhance research ethics capacity within the selected African institution. Applicant institutions must meet institutional eligibility requirements. The training partnership will occur over a 12-month period beginning October 2011, with opportunities for continued collaboration thereafter. The program will support the capacity development of one African institution per year. For more information about the training partnership, eligibility requirements and application processes, please see the attached flyer or visit our website (www.fabtp.com) and click on the “Prospective Institutions” tab. You may also send and email to fabtp@jhsph.edu with specific questions. The application deadline is 15 July 2011. The Johns Hopkins-Fogarty African Bioethics Training Program is funded by the National Institutes of Health (NIH) Fogarty International Center (Grant # R25 TW001604), and is directed by faculty of the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health and Johns Hopkins Berman Institute of Bioethics.
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Bookmarked by Dina Bogecho on 17 Jun 2011
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STARS IN GLOBAL HEALTH: ROUND 4On May 25, 2012, Grand Challenges Canada announced Stars in Global Health: Round 4 Request for Proposals, a unique program that enables innovators in low- and lower-middle-income countries and Canada to develop their bold idea with big impact to improve global health conditions.
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Bookmarked by Francois van Loggerenberg on 18 Jul 2012
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Brazilian Ministry of Health: Microcephaly investigation and clinical management
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Consent, compensation
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Bookmarked by nimmi mathi on 29 Oct 2015
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