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From January 25–29, delegates from IntraHealth and its global USAID-funded project CapacityPlus joined the global health workforce community at the Second Global Forum on Human Resources for Health/Prince Mahidol Award Conference 2011 in Bangkok, Thailand. Both were involved in planning this important international event.
Convened by the Global Health Workforce Alliance, the Prince Mahidol Award Conference, the World Health Organization, and the Japan International Cooperation Agency, the forum reviewed progress and renewed commitments to health workers in support of the Millennium Development Goals and universal access to health care.
Throughout the forum, IntraHealth and CapacityPlus shared a display table in the Marketplace area. Read The Guardian's advance coverage of the Forum to learn more, and return to this page for blogs and news by our staff in Bangkok.
More: Blogs from Bangkok | IntraHealth and CapacityPlus Delegates | IntraHealth Participation
![]() Reconvening Hope for the Future of the Health Workforce Pape Gaye | President & CEO “Is it possible for every person and every community to get the care they need from a skilled health worker?” To the question of universal access to care, I firmly believe the answer is yes, it’s just a matter of how we do it. » Read more |
![]() What’s Really Holding Us Back? Resolving the Health Workforce Crisis Maurice Middleberg | Director, CapacityPlus Lately I’ve been thinking about the big picture in the global health workforce crisis. What’s keeping us from getting where we need to be? » Read more Feb 14, 2011 Health Workforce Action after Bangkok Recently a thousand people gathered in Bangkok for the Second Global Forum on Human Resources for Health. Since then many of us have been reflecting on where to focus our energies. » Read more |
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![]() Knowing How to Make People Happy: Reflections on Health Worker Motivation Barbara Stilwell | Director, Technical Leadership Stilwell discusses work that helps us understand health workers’ personal and professional motivations. Read the complete piece in the Global Health Magazine. |
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![]() I t Doesn’t Count If You Can’t Count It: Measuring Successes in the Health Workforce Katia Peterson | ME&R Technical Advisor Peterson discusses measuring the complexities of HRH interventions and the challenges of turning smart measurements into informed policy. » R ead more |
![]() Exploring the Siriraj Hospital at the Second Global Forum on HRH Shaun Noronha | HRH Officer Norohna shares his experiences at the Siriraj Hospital, the oldest and largest hospital in Thailand and a school that also pays great attention to scale-up of health worker education. » Read more Jan 31, 2011 Removing the Blindfold: Mapping Health Worker Schools to Improve Education Norohna discusses how technology and proper data-gathering can lead to better decision making in the scale-up of health worker education. » Read more |
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![]() What Brought Us Here Won’t Get Us There: Implementing Country-level Health Workforce Development Plans Vincent Oketcho | Chief of Party, Uganda 86% of the 51 countries surveyed in the Progress report on implementing the Kampala Declaration and Agenda for Global Action have a national human resources for health plan, but only 41% are actually implementing that plan. » Read more |
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![]() Local Solutions, Global Solidarity, and Accountability Meshack Ndolo | Chief of Party and Project Director, Capacity Kenya While the Second Global Forum on Human Resources for Health was full of opportunities, it was also quite deficient in addressing the one global issue that continues to hold back progress to achieving most of the health goals . . . » Read more |
IntraHealth and CapacityPlus Leaders at the Forum |
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Pape Gaye, MBA Maureen Corbett, MIA Rebecca Kohler, MPH Maurice Middleberg Barbara Stilwell, PhD, MS, FRCN Laura Hoemeke, MPH David Nelson, MA Jennifer Macias, MPH |
Meshack Ndolo Jonas Chanda, MD Cheick Touré, MD Vincent Oketcho, MD, MCH Katia Peterson Dykki Settle Shaun Noronha, MBBS, MPH Mesrak Belatchew, MPH, MSc |