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By Toyin Ojora-Saraki, Founder/President, The Wellbeing Foundation Africa [This blog originally appeared from the Huffington Post Global Motherhood Blog] Celebrated on May 5th each year, the International Day of the Midwife recognises the invaluable role of midwives in health. As the Global Goodwill...

By Aanjalie Collure , IntraHealth International Photo from ILO Report: Global Evidence on Inequalities in Rural Health Protection (2015) On April 27, a new report released by the United Nations International Labor Organization (ILO) made a distressing finding: without adequate numbers of health...

By Aanjalie Collure, IntraHealth International Last week, diverse organizations came together to honor the heroic and lifesaving work of frontline health workers in their communities and beyond, and advocate for health workforce strengthening to be a central priority in the global health agenda...

By Andrew Schroeder, Direct Relief [This blog was originally appeared on the Direct Relief site.] Celebrating World Health Worker Week (April 5 -11, 2015), a new story map from Esri, The Earth Institute at Columbia, and Direct Relief, aims to raise support and awareness for the life changing...

By Annie Geraghty, Accenture Development Partnerships George Ngamia has been selected by his clan as a C ommunity Health Worker (CHW) in Kenya’s Samburu District. The Samburu lead a semi-nomadic lifestyle in a remote area of northern Kenya with little to no access to the formal healthcare system...

This article originally appeared on the Family Care International Blog, available here: http://familycareintl.org/blog/2015/03/04/budget-calendar/ By Kathleen Schaffer, Family Care International A dilapidated clinic, falling tiles, a never-ending leak. Barren and disorganized medicine shelves. An...

By Aanjalie Collure, IntraHealth International Photo by Jonathan Torgovnik/Reportage by Getty Images Today, March 8, when the global community comes together for International Women’s Day to celebrate the achievements of women around the world, we recognize women’s central contribution to the global...

This article originally appeared in the Center for Global Health Policy's Science Speaks blog, available here. Photo from FHWC Congressional Briefing on "Building the Health Workforce We Need to Achieve an AIDS-Free Generation." From left to right: Dr. Kate Tulenko (Vice President, Health Systems...

WASHINGTON, March 2, 2015 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- An independent analysis released today and commissioned by the Frontline Health Workers Coalition (FHWC) finds that scaling up the local health workforce in West Africa is a cost-effective investment to help end the Ebola epidemic, restore...

The Frontline Health Workers Coalition recommends that the U.S. Government and its partners address the public health emergency resulting for the Ebola virus epidemic in Liberia, Sierra Leone, and Guinea by investing in the training, retention, and support of frontline health workers. Based on the...