Help Wanted: Biomedical Equipment Technicians Needed to Save Lives
The technicians who maintain and fix medical equipment are often overlooked. But they're a vital part of the health system.
New Registry Reveals eHealth Happenings in Senegal’s Own Back Yard
As Senegal finalizes its national eHealth strategy, a catalog of initiatives sets the field for greater coordination.
Amidst Ebola Crisis, Coordination and Long-Term Thinking Pay Off
mHero started as a way to combat Ebola, but Liberia plans to use it for the long run.
Where Are the DRC’s Doctors and Nurses? iHRIS Data Give Us Hints
Each year, the country produces 2,000 new doctors and 7,000 new nurses. Yet there's often a shortage.
Tomorrow’s Health Sectors Need More IT Staff, Interoperable Systems
When it comes to data-wrangling software and apps, health sectors today have lots of options. But they may come with a language barrier.
Stronger Health Systems Could End Abuse during Childbirth
New report: Women around the world are abused while giving birth.
If Ebola Comes, Kenya Will Be Ready
Kenya's got the processes in place to help health workers provide excellent care—now or in an emergency.
Sustainable Development in Global Health
Within the global health and development ecosystem, the health workforce is the keystone of sustainable development. Now is the time to make health workers a priority.
From West Africa to South Korea, No Pause between Outbreaks
As nurses gather in Seoul for the 2015 ICN Conference, an outbreak of MERS poses a new global health security threat.
10 Lessons for Stronger Health Information Systems in Ebola-Affected West Africa
The international community came together in Accra, Ghana, last month to make a plan.
