Niger : Simulation-based training is essential to preparing a skilled health workforce
In Niamey, Niger, WHO with partner support has helped set up an emergency obstetric and neonatal care training room, using simulation tools to strengthen hands-…
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South Sudan makes progress in improving cervical cancer outcomes
South Sudan is making steady progress toward improving cervical cancer outcomes with the implementation of the country's first-ever structured screening program…
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Join the Team videos: Join the Team. Save a Life.
Join the collective effort to protect children from the most common childhood cancers. By strengthening awareness, early detection, and access to care, we can g…
Mobile clinics enhance access to health care services in Niger
Niger is expanding access to quality health care for vulnerable and remote populations through mobile clinics.With support from WHO, these clinics are bridging …
Response to Ebola in the DRC: community volunteers raise awareness among the population
Risk communication and community engagement are essential for an effective response to any epidemic. Since the outbreak of Ebola virus disease was declared in B…
Ebola outbreak response: frontline workers stay active
In the front lines of the fight against Ebola, staying active helps boost morale and keep teams fit for their mission.In Bulape, teams from WHO and their partne…
Disinfection of Bulape General Hospital
Bulape General Hospital, located in an area affected by Ebola virus disease in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, has resumed full operations.Following the r…