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Americares: Strengthening Liberia’s Health System with Our Local #Partner4Health Network
Our work in Liberia continues thanks to community health workers: https://bit.ly/2TrR4FD!
Mame Thierno Faye, our country direct After responding to the Ebola crisis, Americares worked to strengthen Liberia’s health system,
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At Americares we believe in health for all and proudly support our frontline health workers!
With our partners, friends and supporters, we’ve been championing health for 40+ years.
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published: 24 Oct 2020
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Ebola outbreak: Liberia's health workers face tough choices
As the Ebola outbreak continues to claim lives, health-care workers in places like Liberia's capital Monrovia are facing increasingly difficult choices, CBC's Adrienne Arsenault reports.
published: 30 Sep 2014
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Ebola: Liberia's Health Systems Struggle to Cope
One key reason ebola has spread so quickly is that local health services just can't cope. In Liberia many public hospitals have closed because staff and patients are too scared. For many people, that's meant making some desperate choices.CCTV's Katerina Vittozzi is in the capital, Monrovia reports.
published: 11 Oct 2014
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The Future of Health in Liberia
United Nations Peacekeeping operations have officially come to a close in Liberia, but the hard work of peacebuilding is just beginning.
In his latest report from Liberia, BWC President Peter Yeo discusses how the United Nations and its agencies are helping to prevent another outbreak of disease in Liberia.
published: 11 Apr 2018
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Liberian health care workers demand help
The people on the front lines of Liberia's battle against Ebola are threatening an all-out strike. Nima Elbagir reports.
published: 13 Oct 2014
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Can Liberia teach us how to create a universal healthcare system that works?
In the wake of a long and brutal civil war, Liberia was left with one of the world’s worst shortages of doctors—51 physicians to serve the entire country. The health of millions in the most remote communities suffered. That “tyranny of distance” is lethal, says Raj Panjabi, CEO of Last Mile Health.
The Liberian National Health Assistant Program is a coordinated effort between the Liberian Ministry of Health, Last Mile Health, The Global Fund, and Co-Impact to save lives in the most remote and marginalized communities in the country and create lasting improvements for the entire national healthcare system.
This collaboration trains, digitally equips, pays, and supervises a cadre of community health workers to provide care for those remote communities—treating everything from malnutritio...
published: 21 May 2019
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Providing Maternal Healthcare in Liberia
Samaritan’s Purse is helping mothers and children in Liberia, where malnutrition and infant mortality rates are high, by providing access to safe delivery rooms and critical maternal healthcare training.
Learn about our prenatal & maternity care across the world: https://sampur.se/43Seqau
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published: 21 Apr 2023
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Patients Lament As Liberia Health Workers' Strike Enters Fourth Day
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published: 26 Sep 2019
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Hannah T Jansen – Integrity Icon Liberia 2023
Discover the extraordinary journey of Hannah T. Jansen, a compassionate healthcare professional whose dedication spans over a decade in Liberia's healthcare system. From her humble beginnings as a community health mobilizer to her current role as District Health Officer (DHO) of the Jo-River Health District, Rivercess Health Team, Cesto City, Rivercess County, Hannah's impact is profound. Responsible for overseeing all healthcare services within her district, including hospitals and clinics, she ensures the smooth distribution of medical supplies and organizes clinical conferences to enhance healthcare workers' skills. Hannah's exemplary leadership, showcased during her tenure as Officer-In-Charge (OIC) at Bodowhea Community Clinic, Jowein Health District, and her pivotal role in Ebola awa...
published: 21 Feb 2024
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Liberia Health Conference
VOA's health correspondent Linord Moudou reports from a women's health conference in Liberia.
published: 17 Dec 2012
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Americares: Strengthening Liberia’s Health System with Our Local #Partner4Health Network
Our work in Liberia continues thanks to community health workers: https://bit.ly/2TrR4FD!
Mame Thierno Faye, our country direct After responding to the Ebola c...
Our work in Liberia continues thanks to community health workers: https://bit.ly/2TrR4FD!
Mame Thierno Faye, our country direct After responding to the Ebola crisis, Americares worked to strengthen Liberia’s health system,
💛💙❤️
At Americares we believe in health for all and proudly support our frontline health workers!
With our partners, friends and supporters, we’ve been championing health for 40+ years.
Join this journey:
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https://wn.com/Americares_Strengthening_Liberia’S_Health_System_With_Our_Local_Partner4Health_Network
Our work in Liberia continues thanks to community health workers: https://bit.ly/2TrR4FD!
Mame Thierno Faye, our country direct After responding to the Ebola crisis, Americares worked to strengthen Liberia’s health system,
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At Americares we believe in health for all and proudly support our frontline health workers!
With our partners, friends and supporters, we’ve been championing health for 40+ years.
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- published: 24 Oct 2020
- views: 65
2:07
Ebola outbreak: Liberia's health workers face tough choices
As the Ebola outbreak continues to claim lives, health-care workers in places like Liberia's capital Monrovia are facing increasingly difficult choices, CBC's A...
As the Ebola outbreak continues to claim lives, health-care workers in places like Liberia's capital Monrovia are facing increasingly difficult choices, CBC's Adrienne Arsenault reports.
https://wn.com/Ebola_Outbreak_Liberia's_Health_Workers_Face_Tough_Choices
As the Ebola outbreak continues to claim lives, health-care workers in places like Liberia's capital Monrovia are facing increasingly difficult choices, CBC's Adrienne Arsenault reports.
- published: 30 Sep 2014
- views: 929
3:57
Ebola: Liberia's Health Systems Struggle to Cope
One key reason ebola has spread so quickly is that local health services just can't cope. In Liberia many public hospitals have closed because staff and patient...
One key reason ebola has spread so quickly is that local health services just can't cope. In Liberia many public hospitals have closed because staff and patients are too scared. For many people, that's meant making some desperate choices.CCTV's Katerina Vittozzi is in the capital, Monrovia reports.
https://wn.com/Ebola_Liberia's_Health_Systems_Struggle_To_Cope
One key reason ebola has spread so quickly is that local health services just can't cope. In Liberia many public hospitals have closed because staff and patients are too scared. For many people, that's meant making some desperate choices.CCTV's Katerina Vittozzi is in the capital, Monrovia reports.
- published: 11 Oct 2014
- views: 1134
1:26
The Future of Health in Liberia
United Nations Peacekeeping operations have officially come to a close in Liberia, but the hard work of peacebuilding is just beginning.
In his latest report ...
United Nations Peacekeeping operations have officially come to a close in Liberia, but the hard work of peacebuilding is just beginning.
In his latest report from Liberia, BWC President Peter Yeo discusses how the United Nations and its agencies are helping to prevent another outbreak of disease in Liberia.
https://wn.com/The_Future_Of_Health_In_Liberia
United Nations Peacekeeping operations have officially come to a close in Liberia, but the hard work of peacebuilding is just beginning.
In his latest report from Liberia, BWC President Peter Yeo discusses how the United Nations and its agencies are helping to prevent another outbreak of disease in Liberia.
- published: 11 Apr 2018
- views: 228
2:31
Liberian health care workers demand help
The people on the front lines of Liberia's battle against Ebola are threatening an all-out strike. Nima Elbagir reports.
The people on the front lines of Liberia's battle against Ebola are threatening an all-out strike. Nima Elbagir reports.
https://wn.com/Liberian_Health_Care_Workers_Demand_Help
The people on the front lines of Liberia's battle against Ebola are threatening an all-out strike. Nima Elbagir reports.
- published: 13 Oct 2014
- views: 1950
6:23
Can Liberia teach us how to create a universal healthcare system that works?
In the wake of a long and brutal civil war, Liberia was left with one of the world’s worst shortages of doctors—51 physicians to serve the entire country. The h...
In the wake of a long and brutal civil war, Liberia was left with one of the world’s worst shortages of doctors—51 physicians to serve the entire country. The health of millions in the most remote communities suffered. That “tyranny of distance” is lethal, says Raj Panjabi, CEO of Last Mile Health.
The Liberian National Health Assistant Program is a coordinated effort between the Liberian Ministry of Health, Last Mile Health, The Global Fund, and Co-Impact to save lives in the most remote and marginalized communities in the country and create lasting improvements for the entire national healthcare system.
This collaboration trains, digitally equips, pays, and supervises a cadre of community health workers to provide care for those remote communities—treating everything from malnutrition and malaria to tracking the next potential Ebola outbreak. Currently the program has reached 70 percent of remote, rural families with primary healthcare. The Co-Impact investment will enable thousands more community health workers to help bring complete national coverage and institutionalize a health system that serves all.
Our new video explains the vision behind the collaboration: to bring life-saving healthcare within reach of every last Liberian, and institutionalize a health system that serves all.
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https://wn.com/Can_Liberia_Teach_US_How_To_Create_A_Universal_Healthcare_System_That_Works
In the wake of a long and brutal civil war, Liberia was left with one of the world’s worst shortages of doctors—51 physicians to serve the entire country. The health of millions in the most remote communities suffered. That “tyranny of distance” is lethal, says Raj Panjabi, CEO of Last Mile Health.
The Liberian National Health Assistant Program is a coordinated effort between the Liberian Ministry of Health, Last Mile Health, The Global Fund, and Co-Impact to save lives in the most remote and marginalized communities in the country and create lasting improvements for the entire national healthcare system.
This collaboration trains, digitally equips, pays, and supervises a cadre of community health workers to provide care for those remote communities—treating everything from malnutrition and malaria to tracking the next potential Ebola outbreak. Currently the program has reached 70 percent of remote, rural families with primary healthcare. The Co-Impact investment will enable thousands more community health workers to help bring complete national coverage and institutionalize a health system that serves all.
Our new video explains the vision behind the collaboration: to bring life-saving healthcare within reach of every last Liberian, and institutionalize a health system that serves all.
Connect with the Skoll Foundation:
Subscribe to our channel: https://www.youtube.com/skollfoundation
Website: http://skoll.org
Twitter: https://twitter.com/SkollFoundation
Facebook: http://facebook.com/skollfoundation
Instagram: http://instagram.com/skoll.foundation
- published: 21 May 2019
- views: 1540
3:12
Providing Maternal Healthcare in Liberia
Samaritan’s Purse is helping mothers and children in Liberia, where malnutrition and infant mortality rates are high, by providing access to safe delivery rooms...
Samaritan’s Purse is helping mothers and children in Liberia, where malnutrition and infant mortality rates are high, by providing access to safe delivery rooms and critical maternal healthcare training.
Learn about our prenatal & maternity care across the world: https://sampur.se/43Seqau
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Visit Site: https://sampur.se/3msUV7d
Donate: https://sampur.se/41VXYVQ
https://wn.com/Providing_Maternal_Healthcare_In_Liberia
Samaritan’s Purse is helping mothers and children in Liberia, where malnutrition and infant mortality rates are high, by providing access to safe delivery rooms and critical maternal healthcare training.
Learn about our prenatal & maternity care across the world: https://sampur.se/43Seqau
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Visit Site: https://sampur.se/3msUV7d
Donate: https://sampur.se/41VXYVQ
- published: 21 Apr 2023
- views: 735
3:36
Patients Lament As Liberia Health Workers' Strike Enters Fourth Day
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- published: 26 Sep 2019
- views: 125
3:58
Hannah T Jansen – Integrity Icon Liberia 2023
Discover the extraordinary journey of Hannah T. Jansen, a compassionate healthcare professional whose dedication spans over a decade in Liberia's healthcare sys...
Discover the extraordinary journey of Hannah T. Jansen, a compassionate healthcare professional whose dedication spans over a decade in Liberia's healthcare system. From her humble beginnings as a community health mobilizer to her current role as District Health Officer (DHO) of the Jo-River Health District, Rivercess Health Team, Cesto City, Rivercess County, Hannah's impact is profound. Responsible for overseeing all healthcare services within her district, including hospitals and clinics, she ensures the smooth distribution of medical supplies and organizes clinical conferences to enhance healthcare workers' skills. Hannah's exemplary leadership, showcased during her tenure as Officer-In-Charge (OIC) at Bodowhea Community Clinic, Jowein Health District, and her pivotal role in Ebola awareness campaigns, highlights her unwavering commitment to improving lives and promoting public health in Liberia.
https://wn.com/Hannah_T_Jansen_–_Integrity_Icon_Liberia_2023
Discover the extraordinary journey of Hannah T. Jansen, a compassionate healthcare professional whose dedication spans over a decade in Liberia's healthcare system. From her humble beginnings as a community health mobilizer to her current role as District Health Officer (DHO) of the Jo-River Health District, Rivercess Health Team, Cesto City, Rivercess County, Hannah's impact is profound. Responsible for overseeing all healthcare services within her district, including hospitals and clinics, she ensures the smooth distribution of medical supplies and organizes clinical conferences to enhance healthcare workers' skills. Hannah's exemplary leadership, showcased during her tenure as Officer-In-Charge (OIC) at Bodowhea Community Clinic, Jowein Health District, and her pivotal role in Ebola awareness campaigns, highlights her unwavering commitment to improving lives and promoting public health in Liberia.
- published: 21 Feb 2024
- views: 21
4:41
Liberia Health Conference
VOA's health correspondent Linord Moudou reports from a women's health conference in Liberia.
VOA's health correspondent Linord Moudou reports from a women's health conference in Liberia.
https://wn.com/Liberia_Health_Conference
VOA's health correspondent Linord Moudou reports from a women's health conference in Liberia.
- published: 17 Dec 2012
- views: 112