It's Time to End Sexual Harassment
Health workers deal with stressful situations every day. Sexual harassment should no longer be one of them.
Nurses Come Out of Retirement to Fight HIV in Namibia
They’re still strong—and ready to help end the country's epidemic.
Why You Should Celebrate Your Health Worker Today
Health workers are central to discussions on mental health—both as providers of treatment and care and as potential sufferers of depression brought about by work-related stress.
Good Health Care for Africa Depends on Health Workers and Good Governance
Countries need good health governance at all levels.
Malaria Doesn’t Stop This Nurse in Uganda
Victoria sees a lot of malaria cases. Today, she's both nurse and patient.
How the Diplomatic Community Can Help Solve the Health Workforce Crisis
Pape Gaye offers five steps diplomats can take to help more countries invest in health.
The Female-Dominated Health Sector Needs More Women
It's time to provide women with more opportunities and support in the health sector.
At One Namibian Hospital, Shorter Lines, Healthier Clients
In remote northern Namibia, Onandjokwe Hospital is becoming a national model for bringing health care to people where they live.
Global Health Is an Investment We Can’t Afford to Pass Up
As a career physician, I've seen modern medicine rescue people from the brink of death. But major gaps remain.
Five Investments Countries Can Make for Healthier People and Economies
By pooling our resources and know-how, we can help solve the health workforce crisis—and build stronger economies.
