Lessons from Global Health
Helping Babies Survive Although I am not a global health specialist, as a strategist, I have worked with many medical groups in the global health arena over the past 25 [...]
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Apr 2020
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Jan 2018
Creating and nurturing global networks
By Roopa Dhatt, Bonnie Koenig and Kelly Thompson A couple of years ago Bonnie wrote a series of posts on how our concept of networking has changed in a more [...]
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Dec 2017
Popular posts of 2017
In case you may have missed them, here are my most popular posts from 2017: Five ways to engage internationally in 2017 (January) – just as the [...]
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Oct 2017
Learning Lessons from Implementation
The Helping Babies Breathe (HBB) program, launched as a global collaboration in 2010 had as its first partners the American Academy of Pediatrics, the Laerdal Medical Company of Norway, the [...]
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May 2017
The State of Impact Assessment
Why Impact? As I wrote in the introduction to my book “International Engagement for Impact in a Changing World”: “We’ve become complacent about outcomes as things we can measure [...]
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Apr 2017
Global Health Trends – 2017 Edition
This is an update on short pieces I have done every few years on trends in the Global Health field. You can see the 2013 update here and the [...]
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Aug 2015
A Multi-Year Program Review
Although the key to significant change is often in the lessons of long-term implementation, we don’t see these multi-year studies as often as would be useful. Recently the Helping Babies [...]
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Jun 2014
The Personal Touch to Global Health
I spent the past week exploring traditional (Eastern) vis a vis Western approaches to healthcare. I most often focus on organizations, but it’s good to focus on, and be reminded [...]
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Mar 2013
Global Health Trends – 2013 Update
This is an update on the piece on Global Health Trends (Whither Global Health?) I wrote a little over two years ago. In addition to what I have been observing [...]
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Apr 2012
Turning Challenges to Opportunities
With the closing of the Global Health Council (GHC) reactions have included shock/surprise and sadness. As it evolved over its almost 40 years, it became an important convener for the [...]