WHAT: “Ensuring access to essential medicines and Public Health supplies while supporting the COVID-19 response”
WHEN: Tuesday, 13 July, 2021 2:00 p.m. - 3:15 p.m. (EDT)
PARTICIPANTS
Webinars
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Join us for the international launch of the "Evaluation of Health Facilities using the Hospital Safety Index" self-paced virtual course, in which we will give an overview of the course contents.
DATE: Tuesday, July 30
TIME: 08:00 am WDC (UTC-4, ET), 06:00 AM CDMX (UTC-6, CST)
LANGUAGE: English
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Leveraging the transformative power of digital technology towards achievement of the SDG 3 targets for and with young people in Latin America and the Caribbean
International Youth Day (IYD) 2024
12 de agosto, 13:00 - 14:30 (Hora de Washington DC)
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Date and Time
- July 02, 2024 - 10:00 a.m. ET
Descripcion
As the deadline for reporting global commitments to the upcoming World Health Assembly (WHA) approaches, it becomes crucial to support countries in completing the 2024 National Reporting Instrument (NRI). This marks the fifth round of reports on the Global Code of…
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Context
The third webinar in the Regional Initiative to Accelerate Innovation for TB Elimination series aims to review two key issues in the implementation of digital radiology and artificial intelligence products.
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Virtual seminar series on topics related to clinical trials
The Regional Program on Bioethics and the Unit of Quality and Regulation of Medicines and Health Technologies of PAHO invite you to participate in this series of virtual seminars that will address topics related to clinical trials. Many of these topics lie at the intersection of ethical and regulatory aspects.
Context
Tuberculosis (TB) remains a public health problem. In 2022, WHO estimates that there will be 325 000 cases of TB in the Region, of which only 242 000 have been reported, leaving a significant diagnostic gap of 83 000 people with TB who do not have access to timely diagnosis and treatment.