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9 October, 2016

HIFA Country Representative Didier Demassosso took to the airwaves today in Yaounde, Cameroon!

He was the principal guest of Radio Journalist Ms Promise Akanteh. They discussed HIFA, access to healthcare information, and - in particular - availability and use of mental healthcare information, mental health literacy and health promotion. 

7 October, 2016

We are very pleased to announce that the CHIFA Powerpoint presentation (which explains CHIFA's vision and activities, its breadth of membership, and reasons to join), is now available in Indonesian, Arabic, French, Spanish, Serbian, Hausa! (Nigeria) and Dutch. Our thanks to: Jum'atil Fajar, Abdel-Moneim Minshawi, Martin Yakum, Mirjana Radovanovic, Hafsat Rufai Ahmad, and Wout Devlies (who are all CHIFA Country Representatives), as well as Raul Mercer and Gonca Yilmaz (who are both CHIFA Working Group members).

29 September, 2016

New! CHIFA Webinar: Vaccination and Child Rights, 7th October 2016, 13.00 GMT

Organised by the CHIFA Steering Group in association with the International Society for Social Pediatrics and Child Health (ISSOP)

See below for details on how to connect to the webinar. We thank the Facultad Latinoamericana de Ciencias Sociales (FLACSO), Argentina, for technical hosting.

Speakers: Gonca Yilmaz, Rita Nathawad

Facilitator: Tony Waterston
Duration: 45 mins (talk 30 mins, discussion 15 mins)

19 September, 2016

<p>We invite you to <a href="/join/join-hifa-english">join HIFA</a> for an&nbsp;an online discussion on health partnership research, from&nbsp;19&nbsp;September to 21 October&nbsp;2016, supported by <a href="http://www.thet.org">THET</a>.</p>

27 September, 2016

We are very grateful to Lord Nigel Crisp for putting two parliamentary questions to the UK Government, further to a request by the BMA:

Question 1:
"To ask Her Majesty’s Government what actions they are taking to increase access to information about health and health care for both members of the public and health workers globally." (HL1817) 

Tabled on: 12 September 2016

Response:
Baroness Anelay of St Johns (Department for International Development): 

Health partnerships: What works and what doesn't

HIFA is seeking technical and financial support for this project to leverage the HIFA community (>17,000 health professionals) to explore barriers and drivers to health partnerships, building on work sponsored by THET in 2016:

From 19th September to 21 October 2016, HIFA hosted a thematic discussion on health partnerships as defined and supported by THET: 'A health partnership is an on-going collaboration between health institutions in high income countries and those in low and middle income countries.' There was some discussion also on HIFA-French and HIFA-Zambia.  

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