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🆕 This article identified global research questions that are specific to respectful newborn care. The top descriptive, implementation, and measurement questions focused primarily on defining, promoting, measuring, and advocating for respectful care. hubs.ly/Q013vtzm0
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I'm incredibly proud of all the physicians at the @AmerMedicalAssn House of Delegates declaring reproductive health services & #Abortion as a *Human Right* & passing language advocating for equitable access to abortion without fear of criminal or civil penalties! #AMAMtg #AMA175
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WHO DG @DrTedros was right to promptly convene an Emergency Committee (EC) under the International Health Regulations (IHR) to unite the world in responding to #monkeypox. The EC should recommend a declaration of a public health emergency of international concern (PHEIC)
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My 3 resolutions to support #HealthForAll in 2022.
1⃣ Vaccinate 70% of people in all countries by July 2022 to end the #COVID19 pandemic.
2⃣ Strengthen 🌍 health security by supporting negotiations on a #PandemicAccord.
3⃣ Help all countries strengthen primary health care.
Global research priorities on COVID19 for maternal, newborn, and child health jogh.org/2021/jogh-11-04071
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Check out our on-demand library, with hundreds of sessions covering a wide array of issues on women's health and rights.
Available to watch until 31 December 2021.
Visit here: figo2021.mpeventapps.com/ses…
"The only way to reduce climate and outbreak disasters and respond in an equitable way is for communities to take the lead. Communities can plan, adapt, and respond to emergencies, but must be given the opportunity and resources to lead." #IndigenousPeoplesDay #ClimateCrisis
#COVID-19, #climatecrisis and communities with Emma Sacks @JohnsHopkinsSPH and @AllianceHPSR colleague @SonamYa38083941 in @TheLancetPlanet thelancet.com/journals/lanpl…
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🦟Every two minutes a child under five dies of #malaria. The indirect impacts on African families, societies & economies are enormous.
This week, @WHO recommended the groundbreaking #MalariaVaccine for children at risk across #Africa. bit.ly/rtss_WHO
Association between newborn separation, maternal consent and health outcomes: findings from a longitudinal survey in Kenya @BMJ_Open bmjopen.bmj.com/content/11/9…
Wonderfully promising news!! (even if it is only a company-issued press release from an ongoing trial, with almost no shared data or formal peer review)
NEW: Pfizer says early results of its trials show that its COVID vaccine is safe and effective for children ages 5 to 11.
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WHO, Partners Plan African Covid-19 Vaccine Tech Transfer Hub allafrica.com/view/group/mai… #Africa #Coronavirus #Covid19
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Listen to my speech at @WHO #WorldPatientSafetyDay2021 Virtual Global Conference as I was representing @IPAWorldorg to call for safe maternal and newborn care. #CountEveryNewborn @NeelamDhingra1 @amanpulungan @WHOSEARO @UNICEF
Click on the URL to listen: bit.ly/3u3T9tf
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For #WorldPatientSafetyDay2021, join @NACMidwives and @patients4safety for this webinar on safe and respectful First Nations, Inuit and Métis maternal and newborn care 👇
Racism in the health care system restricts access to care. Indigenous Midwives, we can close the gap.
Webinar: Friday, September 17, 2021, 12-1 pm EDT
Safe and Respectful First Nations, Inuit and Métis Maternal and Newborn Care
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Join @WHO for #WorldPatientSafetyDay 2021 Virtual Global Conference “Together for safe and respectful maternal and newborn care”, Friday, 17 Sept Agenda bit.ly/3kgrTUT Register at bit.ly/3ClZray and disseminate widely. Act now for safe and respectful childbirth!
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🆕 We know from women that #respectfulmaternitycare suffered during #covid19. But we haven't yet heard from health workers on this topic.
Our global survey of health workers also shows RMC was negatively affected.
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#maternalhealth #newbornhealth
bit.ly/COVID-19andRMC
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“We, as a nation, have a moral obligation to take care of the people who took care of us and those who take care of them,” @RepMaloney tells @TheLancet. #Sept11 #WTC @911HealthWatch thelancet.com/journals/lance…
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As we mark 20 years of the heinous attacks of 9/11, my thoughts are with the victims, survivors & families.
The solidarity & resolve shown by the international community in those dark days should continue to inspire & guide our efforts to create a future without terrorism.
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A human rights-based approach to #womenshealth means empowering women to make informed choices about their lives and their bodies, free from discrimination or coercion.
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#sexualhealthday #generationequality
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great to see the launch of IJQHC Communications the new open access journal from @ISQua and @OUPMedicine thanks to editor in chief @ersacks Have a look at academic.oup.com/ijcoms/issu… and submit the journal





























