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UNAPSA

UNAPSA (Union of National African Paediatric Societies and Associations) is the body of African paediatricians represented by National Paediatric Societies and Associations in Africa. To date there are thirty-eight country membership. UNAPSA is affiliated to the International Pediatric Association (IPA).

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Yamoussoukro
Ivory Coast
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CI

Fikre

Kimberly

HIFA presents 'Universal access to healthcare information' at the International Health Congress, Oxford, UK.

2 July, 2018

On 29 June 2018, HIFA coordinator Neil Pakenham-Walsh and mHIFA adviser Geoff Royston presented 'Universal access to healthcare information' at the International Health Congress in Oxford, UK.

Nagasaki University

'Nagasaki University contributes to the improvement of a well-balanced society by transmitting its inheritance of the traditional culture rooted in Nagasaki, cultivating a fertile creative sense in students, and developing innovative science for world peace [and aims] to become a world-class center of “global health” education and research that contributes to human health on a global scale through interdisciplinary integration of preventive medicine, health economics and other related areas, building on our outstanding achievements in the areas of tropical medicine, infectious diseases, a

Location

Nagasaki
Japan
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JP

BMJ Group

'BMJ Group is a global healthcare knowledge provider with a vision for a healthier world. Everything the values-driven organisation does is underpinned by its dedication to creating better evidence, better decisions, and better systems that contribute to a healthier world for all. It does this by sharing knowledge and expertise to improve health outcomes through three key areas: publishing and events, careers and learning, and digital health. 'Since 1840, BMJ Group has empowered health professionals to make better evidence-based decisions and improve patient outcomes.

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London
United Kingdom
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GB

How can we improve the care of small and sick newborns in low- and middle-income countries?: A summary of a global discussion on CHIFA: Part 2

27 June, 2018

[This blog was originally posted on the Health Newborn network website here]

HIFA Discussion report: Empowering Health Workers for Better Family Planning

19 June, 2018

With thanks to Fikre Keith and colleagues at K4Health, where this blog is also published here

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