B2A1 Development of a Remote and Rural Healthcare ...
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Speakers: Dr Kiaran Weil - Chair of Clinical Advisory Group, Bridge2Aid and Dr Kathy Wilson
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About This Course
A panel discussion to explore ethical global healthcare partnerships, the challenges involved, mutual benefits, achievements, lessons learnt and continuous improvements, including the impact of COVID-19. It includes an overview of the Maldent Project - a partnership between Glasgow University and University of Malawi College of Medicine to create a Dental School in Malawi and establish a National Oral Health Policy in Malawi.
Speakers: Dr Meredith Giuliani MBBS, MEd, PhD, FRCPC - Associate Professor Department of Radiation Oncology, University of Toronto, Director of Education, Princess Margaret Cancer Centre, Dr Mwapatsa Mipando - Principal of the University of Malawi College of Medicine, Dr Tina Martimianakis - Co-Lead of Globalisation Research Group at the Wilson Centre at Toronto University, Prof. Jeremy Bagg - Head of Glasgow Dental School
This talk took place during Bridge2Aid's Virtual Global Health Conference November 2020 - Global Remote and Rural Healthcare: How can we do it better? Sustainability, Challenges, Innovation, Improvement.
Aims
This course aims to provide an overview of the ethical global healthcare partnerships, the challenges involved, mutual benefits, achievements, lessons learnt and continuous improvements, including the impact of COVID-19.
Objectives
To explore ethical global healthcare partnerships, the challenges involved, mutual benefits, achievements, lessons learnt and continuous improvements, including the impact of COVID-19.
Learning Outcomes
By the end of this course you will understand of some real examples of ethical global healthcare partnerships, the challenges they face, the benefits of cross-sector working, role of reflexivity and personal relationships, embracing co-development and mutual learning and continuous improvement and the impact of moving to virtual due to COVID-19 and how this has hampered or enabled partnerships.
